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Media and Society in China Today |
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作者： Chinese Communication Association
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2005-06-05 |
June 17-18, 2005
The China Media Centre of the University of Westminster,
in association with the Chinese Communication Association, invites
proposals for papers to be presented at its founding conference in London June
17-18, 2005 on the theme of "Media and Society in China Today".
The rapid transformation of Chinese society over the last two decades, and the
increasing importance of the market in economic and social life, has
had a major effect on the mass media. Increasingly, the old command model of media is being replaced by a market-driven media. On the other
hand, the continuation of the CCP monopoly of legitimate political
expression has meant that there is still strong political influence over some
media, and political concern about many others.
These changes in
the media have been accompanied by a flowering of scholarly research on the mass
media, both from scholars in China itself and those working outside.
This conference aims to provide a showcase for this richly diverse work
and to encourage a conversation between scholars from different traditions. To
that end, proposals are invited that address any subject within the
broad theme of the conference. We would, however, particularly welcome
work on the following questions:
The regulation of Chinese media in a
market environment
The economics and management of Chinese media
Politics
and the media
Journalism in China: history, forms and functions
Chinese
culture in an epoch of market-oriented media
Audiences for the media
The
impact of new media, particularly the Internet
Media exchanges between
different Chinese societies
Proposals for papers should take the form of
abstracts of not more than 500 words, which should be sent electronically to the Chair of the Conference Organising Committee,
Professor Hugo de Burgh (
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February 1, 2005.
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