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This book investigates the relationship between information communication and community development in China in the new media age, drawing on theoretical resources from journalism, communication, urban sociology, community management and the activities of social movements.
This book investigates the relationship between information communication and community development in China in the new media age, drawing on theoretical resources from journalism, communication, urban sociology, community management and the activities of social movements.
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Autorenporträt
Wang Bin is a Professor in the School of Journalism and Communication at Renmin University of China and the Deputy Director of the Public Opinion Research Institute. His research interests include media sociology, digital journalism, and urban communication.
Inhaltsangabe
1. The Chinese Context and Theoretical Implication of Community Media 2. The Media Form of Community Communication 3. Expression of their Interest by Community Residents 4. Media Use by Community Residents: Information Access, Neighborhood Communication, and Community Action 5. Mobilization Mode of Community Residents: Resistance Identity and Cooperative Governance 6. Community Governance Based on New Media 7. The Power Relations in Community Communication 8. The Community-Based Development Tendency in the Media Industry 9. Conclusion
1. The Chinese Context and Theoretical Implication of Community Media 2. The Media Form of Community Communication 3. Expression of their Interest by Community Residents 4. Media Use by Community Residents: Information Access, Neighborhood Communication, and Community Action 5. Mobilization Mode of Community Residents: Resistance Identity and Cooperative Governance 6. Community Governance Based on New Media 7. The Power Relations in Community Communication 8. The Community-Based Development Tendency in the Media Industry 9. Conclusion
1. The Chinese Context and Theoretical Implication of Community Media 2. The Media Form of Community Communication 3. Expression of their Interest by Community Residents 4. Media Use by Community Residents: Information Access, Neighborhood Communication, and Community Action 5. Mobilization Mode of Community Residents: Resistance Identity and Cooperative Governance 6. Community Governance Based on New Media 7. The Power Relations in Community Communication 8. The Community-Based Development Tendency in the Media Industry 9. Conclusion
1. The Chinese Context and Theoretical Implication of Community Media 2. The Media Form of Community Communication 3. Expression of their Interest by Community Residents 4. Media Use by Community Residents: Information Access, Neighborhood Communication, and Community Action 5. Mobilization Mode of Community Residents: Resistance Identity and Cooperative Governance 6. Community Governance Based on New Media 7. The Power Relations in Community Communication 8. The Community-Based Development Tendency in the Media Industry 9. Conclusion
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