China's media, media's China

Abstract

Part 1 Overview: ambiguities and contradictions - issues in China's changing political communication, Chin-Chuan Lee. Part 2 Control, change and opposition: the role of the press in post-Mao political struggles, Merle Goldman the use and abuse of mass media by Chinese leaders during the 1980s, Marlowe Hood China's legitimacy crisis - the central role of information, Carol Lee Hamrin Chinese Communist ideology and media control, Su Shaozhi the politics of publicitiy in reform Lowell Dittmer striving for predictability - the bureaucratization of media management in Hudy Polumbaum the oppositional decoding of China's Leninist media, Edward Friedman press control in New and Old China, Lu Keng sparking a fire - the press and the ferment of democratic change in Taiwan, Chin-Chuan Lee. Part 3 Ideology, knowledge and professionalism: the American correspondent in Michel Oksenberg the historical fate of objective reporting in Li Liangrong fighting against the odds - Hong Kong journalists in transition, Joseph Man Chan et al frost on the mirror - an American understanding of China in the Cold War era, Edward Farmer push and pull - a Chinese-American journalist's home journeys, Wendy Tai the voice of America and David Hess US media coverage of the cultural revolution - a postscript, Hsiao Ching-chang and Yang Mei-rong.

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