Communication, development and social participation in China
Javnost: the public, volume 27, issue 2 (2020), pp. 97-209
Contents
Understanding China’s Developmental Path: Towards Socialist Rejuvenation? / Yuezhi Zhao & Jing Wu, 97
Mediatised Politics: A Perspective for Understanding Political Communication in China / Weijia Wang, 112
Lessons from Weibo: Media Convergence and Contemporary Chinese Politics / Xinyu Lu, 126
Chinese Blockbusters and Culture Self-Confidence / Huiyu Zhang, 140
The Mirage and Politics of Participation in China’s Platform Economy / Julie Yujie Chen, 154
When Anxious Mothers Meet Social Media: Wechat, Motherhood and the Imaginary of the Good Life / Bingchun Meng, 171
The Shared Time of the Mass Line: Economics, Politics and Participation in a Chinese Village / Byron Hauck, 186
A Sound and Fury Signifying Mediatisation: On The Hong Kong Protests, 2019 / Daniel Vukovich, 200
Mediatised Politics: A Perspective for Understanding Political Communication in China / Weijia Wang, 112
Lessons from Weibo: Media Convergence and Contemporary Chinese Politics / Xinyu Lu, 126
Chinese Blockbusters and Culture Self-Confidence / Huiyu Zhang, 140
The Mirage and Politics of Participation in China’s Platform Economy / Julie Yujie Chen, 154
When Anxious Mothers Meet Social Media: Wechat, Motherhood and the Imaginary of the Good Life / Bingchun Meng, 171
The Shared Time of the Mass Line: Economics, Politics and Participation in a Chinese Village / Byron Hauck, 186
A Sound and Fury Signifying Mediatisation: On The Hong Kong Protests, 2019 / Daniel Vukovich, 200
