The monograph investigates whether China is mindful of exporting its political ideas and whether it considers its governance model to be the pillar of its soft power portfolio. Through framing analysis of media coverage and in-depth interviews with Australian public diplomacy experts, the monograph presents how Australia, a western country with close economic ties with China, interprets China's intended narrative regarding its governance model and development.
The monograph investigates whether China is mindful of exporting its political ideas and whether it considers its governance model to be the pillar of its soft power portfolio. Through framing analysis of media coverage and in-depth interviews with Australian public diplomacy experts, the monograph presents how Australia, a western country with close economic ties with China, interprets China's intended narrative regarding its governance model and development.
Zheng Li completed his PhD in international communication at Macquarie University. His research interests include political values in the context of international communication.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Introduction: The Anti-Corruption Campaign and "The Chinese Dream"; 2. Debating Governance and the Rule of Law: China's Narrative and Images in Western Countries; 3. Soft Power and Sharp Power in the Age of Noopolitik; 4. The Framing of Domestic Governance: The China Model and the Chinese Dream; 5. The Framing of The Anti-corruption: When "House of Cards" Meets "In the Name of People": China's Anti-Corruption Campaign; 6. Discussion and Conclusion.
1. Introduction: The Anti-Corruption Campaign and "The Chinese Dream"; 2. Debating Governance and the Rule of Law: China's Narrative and Images in Western Countries; 3. Soft Power and Sharp Power in the Age of Noopolitik; 4. The Framing of Domestic Governance: The China Model and the Chinese Dream; 5. The Framing of The Anti-corruption: When "House of Cards" Meets "In the Name of People": China's Anti-Corruption Campaign; 6. Discussion and Conclusion.
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