China in the Era of Social Media examines the unique characteristics of Chinese social media and the impact of social media on the country's unprecedented social transformation, political change, ruling communist ideology, and public discourse and public opinions.
China in the Era of Social Media examines the unique characteristics of Chinese social media and the impact of social media on the country's unprecedented social transformation, political change, ruling communist ideology, and public discourse and public opinions.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
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Produktdetails
Communication, Globalization, and Cultural Identity
Edited by Junhao Hong - Contributions by Ching-Man Chan; Naipeng Chao; Yang Cheng; Tiance Dong; Jie Feng; Fangfang Gao; Xu He; Junhao Hong; Li Huang; Yihui Huang; Qin Li; Yonggang Li; Chenxi Liang; Ziqi Liang; Trisha T.C. Lin; Zhaoxi Liu; Jing Niu; Yue-Xi
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Table of Contents Introduction: An Unprecedented Force for an Unprecedented Social Change Junhao Hong Ch. 1: The Emergence, Development and Evolution of Chinese Social Media Juan Wang, Yang Shen, Junhao Hong Ch. 2: Social Media and the Changing Political Culture in China Pei-ren Shao, Yun Wang Ch. 3: Social Media, Public Discourse and Civic Engagement in China Yinjiao Ye, Ping Xu, Mingxin Zhang Ch. 4: Political Trust and Political Efficacy of Chinese Netizens Naipeng Chao, Guangfeng Yuan, Yonggang Li, Qian Yao, Jiaqi Qin Ch. 5: Discourse Power Shifting in Chinese Social Media Minghua Wu Ch. 6: Social Media and Internet Public Events in China Tiance Dong, Chenxi Liang, Xu He Ch. 7: Social Media and Online Opinion Leaders in China Jie Feng, Yang Shen, Junhao Hong Ch. 8: Public Relations, Social Media, and Public Opinion in China Yang Cheng, Yihui Huang, Chingman Chan Ch. 9: Social Media and Social Integration among China's New Urban Migrants Lu Wei, Fangfang Gao Ch. 10: The Impact of Social Media Usage on Chinese College Students' Political Socialization Di Xu, Yue-Xin Qiang Ch. 11: Social Media and "Chinese Dama" Qin Li Ch. 12: Webcasting as a New Cultural Landscape and New Challenge in China Hu Wang, Sanjiu Yan Ch. 13: Social Media and Chinese Journalists' Pursuit of Press Freedom Zhaoxi Liu Ch. 14: Social Media and the Transformation of CCTV NEWS Li Huang Ch. 15: Social Media Usage for TV Viewing in China Trisha Lin, Ziqi Liang Ch. 16: The Chinese Government Regulations on Social Media and Its Implications Jing Niu, Xiangling Yuan
Table of Contents Introduction: An Unprecedented Force for an Unprecedented Social Change Junhao Hong Ch. 1: The Emergence, Development and Evolution of Chinese Social Media Juan Wang, Yang Shen, Junhao Hong Ch. 2: Social Media and the Changing Political Culture in China Pei-ren Shao, Yun Wang Ch. 3: Social Media, Public Discourse and Civic Engagement in China Yinjiao Ye, Ping Xu, Mingxin Zhang Ch. 4: Political Trust and Political Efficacy of Chinese Netizens Naipeng Chao, Guangfeng Yuan, Yonggang Li, Qian Yao, Jiaqi Qin Ch. 5: Discourse Power Shifting in Chinese Social Media Minghua Wu Ch. 6: Social Media and Internet Public Events in China Tiance Dong, Chenxi Liang, Xu He Ch. 7: Social Media and Online Opinion Leaders in China Jie Feng, Yang Shen, Junhao Hong Ch. 8: Public Relations, Social Media, and Public Opinion in China Yang Cheng, Yihui Huang, Chingman Chan Ch. 9: Social Media and Social Integration among China's New Urban Migrants Lu Wei, Fangfang Gao Ch. 10: The Impact of Social Media Usage on Chinese College Students' Political Socialization Di Xu, Yue-Xin Qiang Ch. 11: Social Media and "Chinese Dama" Qin Li Ch. 12: Webcasting as a New Cultural Landscape and New Challenge in China Hu Wang, Sanjiu Yan Ch. 13: Social Media and Chinese Journalists' Pursuit of Press Freedom Zhaoxi Liu Ch. 14: Social Media and the Transformation of CCTV NEWS Li Huang Ch. 15: Social Media Usage for TV Viewing in China Trisha Lin, Ziqi Liang Ch. 16: The Chinese Government Regulations on Social Media and Its Implications Jing Niu, Xiangling Yuan
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