Media commercialization and authoritarian rule in ChinaDaniela Stockmann.

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Stockmann, Daniela [Author]

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online resource

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9781139625326

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Electronic Books.

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PN4748 .M435 2013

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Marketized media as instruments of regime stability and change -- Types of newspapers in China -- Boundaries for news reporting on labor law and the United States -- Selection and tone of news stories -- Discursive space in Chinese media -- Media credibility and media branding -- Newspaper consumption -- Media effects on public opinion -- Media citizenship in China -- China and other authoritarian states -- Responsive authoritarianism in Chinese media.

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Includes bibliographies and index.

Propaganda for sale -- Marketized media as instruments of regime stability and change -- Types of newspapers in China -- Boundaries for news reporting on labor law and the United States -- Selection and tone of news stories -- Discursive space in Chinese media -- Media credibility and media branding -- Newspaper consumption -- Media effects on public opinion -- Media citizenship in China -- China and other authoritarian states -- Responsive authoritarianism in Chinese media.

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