Sociological Perspectives on Media Piracy in the Philippines and Vietnam (original) (raw)
The book explores the sociological dimensions of media piracy in the Philippines and Vietnam, based on extensive fieldwork and research. It investigates the cultural, economic, and legal factors contributing to the prevalence of optical media piracy in these regions, particularly focusing on the informal economy and its implications for local communities. Key themes include the role of local networks, the impact of government policies, and the intersection of piracy with employment and livelihood.