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  • 1989Necessary Illusions: Thought Control in Democratic Societies558 cited
  • 2000Rights Beyond Borders142 cited
  • 2005American Exceptionalism and Human Rights140 cited
  • 2009Understanding Global News: A Critical Introduction139 cited
  • 2004Chinese media, global contexts73 cited
  • 2002Global Media Spectacle: News War over Hong Kong52 cited
  • 1993News Coverage of Human Rights25 cited

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  • 2016Critical Approaches to Discourse Analysis Across Disciplines28 cited
  • 2017“Killed Out of Love”: A Frame Analysis of Domestic Violence Coverage in Hong Kong24 cited
  • 2015Beyond the Wall: Mapping Twitter in China8 cited
  • 2022The “Chinese Dream” as a discursive symbol4 cited

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