> Is Singapore a counter-example? They are not a democracy, but I
> believe they have a good communications infrastructure. I don't know
> how free the communications are on top of the infrastructure.
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> On the whole I'd say communications infrastructure promotes peace to
> the extent that it makes more different groups of people dependent on
> each other.
May I suggest Noam Chomsky's "Necesary Illusions" or "Manufacturing
Consent" for some illustration that communications infrastructures,
democracy and global media have no relation to world peace.