Mass Communication Theory: The Chinese Perspective

Abstract

Although the Chinese Communist have been effective in achieving their goals, one must bear in mind that in achieving them they were being counter-productive in the social and economic sense. The more effective the measure, the more destructive it was. As such, had China been /ess effective in terms of her communication policies and strategies, today she would be much better off economically.

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