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China in the Era of Social Media
An Unprecedented Force for An Unprecedented Social Change
Junhao Hong (Anthology Editor) , Ching-Man Chan (Contributor) , Naipeng Chao (Contributor) , Yang Cheng (Contributor) , Tiance Dong (Contributor) , Jie Feng (Contributor) , Fangfang Gao (Contributor) , Xu He (Contributor) , Junhao Hong (Contributor) , Li Huang (Contributor) , Yihui Huang (Contributor) , Qin Li (Contributor) , Yonggang Li (Contributor) , Chenxi Liang (Contributor) , Ziqi Liang (Contributor) , Trisha T.C. Lin (Contributor) , Zhaoxi Liu (Contributor) , Jing Niu (Contributor) , Yue-Xin Qiang (Contributor) , Jiaqi Qin (Contributor) , Yang Shen (Contributor) , Peiren Shao (Contributor) , Hu Wang (Contributor) , Juan Wang (Contributor) , Yun Wang (Contributor) , Lu Wei (Contributor) , Minghua Wu (Contributor) , Di Xu (Contributor) , Ping Xu (Contributor) , Sanjiu Yan (Contributor) , Qian Yao (Contributor) , Yinjiao Ye (Contributor) , Guangfeng Yuan (Contributor) , Xiangling Yuan (Contributor) , Mingxin Zhang (Contributor)
China in the Era of Social Media
An Unprecedented Force for An Unprecedented Social Change
Junhao Hong (Anthology Editor) , Ching-Man Chan (Contributor) , Naipeng Chao (Contributor) , Yang Cheng (Contributor) , Tiance Dong (Contributor) , Jie Feng (Contributor) , Fangfang Gao (Contributor) , Xu He (Contributor) , Junhao Hong (Contributor) , Li Huang (Contributor) , Yihui Huang (Contributor) , Qin Li (Contributor) , Yonggang Li (Contributor) , Chenxi Liang (Contributor) , Ziqi Liang (Contributor) , Trisha T.C. Lin (Contributor) , Zhaoxi Liu (Contributor) , Jing Niu (Contributor) , Yue-Xin Qiang (Contributor) , Jiaqi Qin (Contributor) , Yang Shen (Contributor) , Peiren Shao (Contributor) , Hu Wang (Contributor) , Juan Wang (Contributor) , Yun Wang (Contributor) , Lu Wei (Contributor) , Minghua Wu (Contributor) , Di Xu (Contributor) , Ping Xu (Contributor) , Sanjiu Yan (Contributor) , Qian Yao (Contributor) , Yinjiao Ye (Contributor) , Guangfeng Yuan (Contributor) , Xiangling Yuan (Contributor) , Mingxin Zhang (Contributor)
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Description
China in the Era of Social Media discusses how social media is changing the world in an unprecedented way through speed, scope, and depth. In the last decade or so, social media in China has witnessed the most explosive growth in the world. Being the most populous nation in the world, it has the most social media users in the world as well. This book examines the current situation and unique characteristics of Chinese social media, the significance of social media in the country’s social transformation, and particularly its influences on political change in the nation. The main goal of this book is to explore how social media has been affecting and thus changing China’s political system, the ruling communist ideology, and the state-run media, as well as its public discourse and public opinions. Scholars of Asian studies, political science, and communications will find this book particularly interesting.
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, Chingma
Product details
Published | 22 Jun 2020 |
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Format | Hardback |
Edition | 1st |
Extent | 380 |
ISBN | 9781793608741 |
Imprint | Lexington Books |
Illustrations | 18 tables; |
Dimensions | 228 x 159 mm |
Series | Communication, Globalization, and Cultural Identity |
Publisher | Bloomsbury Publishing |
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This collection of essays edited by Hong offers readers 16 thoroughly researched studies on the timely topic of social media in the People's Republic of China. Essays range in focus, addressing, for example, the interaction between China's political culture and social media, the role and power of Chinese netizens to impact public opinion, and social media's impact on journalism in China. The contributing authors are university faculty in China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, and the US and independent scholars working in China. Essays are grounded in archival sources, quantitative methods, or in-person interviews, all well documented at the end of each essay. Many chapters provide surprisingly frank assessments of the situation in China today. The essays are mostly well written and accessible to a wide audience…Hong's book fills an important gap in studies on China's social media, as readers now have at hand solid assessments on a range of topics by active scholars in the field. Recommended.
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