Platform as new “daddy”: China’s gendered wanghong economy and patriarchal platforms behind

Xiaofei Han

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This paper is part of The gender of the platform economy, a special issue of Internet Policy Review guest-edited by Mayo Fuster Morell, Ricard Espelt and David Megias. Introduction Wanghong is short for the Chinese term “wangluo hongren”: people who have gone viral online.

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