Join us for a free one-day workshop for educators at the Japanese American National Museum, hosted by the USC U.S.-China Institute and the National Consortium for Teaching about Asia. This workshop will include a guided tour of the beloved exhibition Common Ground: The Heart of Community, slated to close permanently in January 2025. Following the tour, learn strategies for engaging students in the primary source artifacts, images, and documents found in JANM’s vast collection and discover classroom-ready resources to support teaching and learning about the Japanese American experience.
Xiang, Debao 相德宝
Professor at Shanghai International Studies University, Shanghai, China
Publications
- Xiang, D. Yue, W. (2019). A Study of the Network Impact of Global Political leaders in the New Media Era, Shanghai Journalism Review , 2019(04):43-51 (CSSCI)
- Xiang, D. Zhang, C. (2018). Agenda, evolution and network: a knowledge network analysis for China’s International Communication Studies (1981-2016), modern Communication, 2018(8) :73-77(CSSCI)
- Xiang, D. Zhang, W. (2018). A Study of the Network Impact of Global Think-Tanks in the New Media Era. International Outlook, 2018,10(01):129-146+153-154(CSSCI)
- Xiang, D. (2017). The structure and influence of Global media on Twitter with the Social Network Analysis. Contemporary Communication, 2017(12):85-90(CSSCI)
- Xiang, D. (2016). Characteristics and strategies of public opinions on Tibet on international social media. Journal of Intelligence, 2016,35(05):20-26(CSSCI)
- Xiang, D. (2016). Ten issues facing world journalism education: problems and countermeasures. Journalism Studies, 2016(18):23-27(CSSCI)
- Xiang, D. (2015). Characteristics and influence of communicators of China on Twitter. Journalism and communication, 2015,22(01):58-69+127(CSSCI)
- Xiang, D. (2014). Characteristics and Guiding strategies for Public Opinions on China on International Virtual Community_An empirical study of Public Opinions on China on International Virtual Community in 2013. Journal of Intelligence, 33(06):127-132+110. (CSSCI)
- Xiang, D. (2013). Characteristics of Public Opinions on China on International Social Media in 2012. Journal of Intelligence, 32(08):31-34+44(CSSCI)
- Xiang, D. (2017). Global media’s Transition in social media era: network, structure and influence, Journalism Studies, 2017(12):85-90 (CSSCI)
- Xiang, D. (2012).Communication Characteristics and Strategies of Government Microblogging: An Empirical Study Based on Sina Microblogging, Journal of Tongji University,2012,23(03):63-67(CSSCI)
- Xiang, D. (2012).Current Situations and Development Strategies of Government Microblogging, news writing, 2012 (CSSCI): 12-15
- Xiang, D. (2012). Problems and administration of new media: A literature review of China's new media studies in 2011, Journalism studies 2012 (02): 41-46(CSSCI)
- Xiang, D. Fan, Z. (2017). New media communication techniques of the Communist Party of China in its party-building: A case study of Wechat public account the Communists China media report", May 2017.
- Xiang, D. (2011).Focusing on international communication and exploring future communication strategies: A summary of the 2nd national symposium on international communication , T Journalism studies, 2011 (CSSCI)
- Xiang, D. (2016). One Belt, One Road: China’s Reconstruction for Global Communication and International Discourse Power. Newsletter, 2016(10)
- Xiang, D. (2013). China's image on international English language social media, Journal of International Communication, 2013.19:2, 252-271
- Xiang, D. (2011). Summary of the Second Chinese International Communication Symposium. Journal of International Communication, 2011(12)
- Xiang, D. (2011). China’s National Image Communication in the Era of We Media. Modern Communication, 2011(12)
- Xiang, D. (2011). Strategies of China’s International Communication. Contemporary Communication, 2011(06):98-101(CSSCI)
- Xiang, D. (2010). The Evolution of Chinese Family Planning Slogans and Posters, The Poster - The journal of Visual Rhetoric in the Public Sphere, 2010-4
Conference Papers
- Xiang, D. (2018). The structure and influence of Global media on Twitter with the Social Network Analysis. Paper presented at Social media and society international conference, Copenhagen, Denmark, July 2018
- Xiang, D. (2016). Mapping new media education landscape in China. Paper presented at the World Journalism Education Summit, New Zealand, 2016
- Xiang, D. (2015). The characteristics and influence of Twitter users who form public opinions about China. Paper presented at Social Media and Society International Conference, Toronto, Canada, 2015
- Xiang, D. (2014). Convergence of China’s print media with new media. Paper presented at the 2014 IAMCR annual conference, University of Hyderabad, Hyderabad, India, 2014
- Xiang, D. (2011). The Construction of 2010 World Expo Shanghai and China in the International Media. Paper presented at the 2011 IAMCR annual conference, Kadiar Has University, Istanbul, Turkey, 2011
- Xiang, D. (2010). Mellowing Mural Messages: A Study of Chinese Family Planning Slogans and Posters. Paper presented at the 2010 IAMCR annual conference, University of Minho, Braga, Portugal, 2010
- Xiang, D. (2010). Coronation VS Decoronation, Chinese Media's Representation of the Chinese, U.S. and Italian Leader's Attack. Paper presented at International Graduate Conference, Sorbonne Nouvelle Paris 3 , Paris,France, 2010
Projects
- Agenda, pattern of influence and guiding strategies of U.S. Chinese experts on social media, National Planning Office of Philosophy and Social Science National (17BXW048)
- Social media network influence of Chinese mainstream media, Shanghai social sciences Foundation of shanghai municipality(2015BXW002)
- Characteristics, mechanism of Chinese opinion leader on international social media, Ministry of Education Project of Humanities and Social Sciences (13YJC860035)
- Innovations of Governmental Social Administration in the Era of Social Media, Shanghai International Studies University, 2011-2014
- China’s Communication Strategies in the Era of Social Media, National Planning Office of Philosophy and Social Science, 2010-2013
- On Building-up World First-class Media Group, Pu Jiang River Project of Shanghai Municipality, 2010-2012
Authored Books
- Xiang, D. (2013). Building-up China’s international communication capacity in social media era. People’s Daily Press.
- Xiang, D. (2010). From Propaganda to Persuasion: The Evolution of Chinese Population and Family Planning Slogans and Posters. China Broadcasting Publishing House
Honors and Awards
- Excellent paper for the 1st Global communication and Public diplomacy conference by Division of Global communication and Public diplomacy of the Chinese association for history of Journalism and mass communication(2017)
- Excellent instructor for national college students editorial writing(2017)
- Outstanding Youth Scholar in public opinion studies by Division of Public onion studies of the Chinese association for history of Journalism and mass communication.(2016)
- Excellent teaching award of Shanghai International Studies University(2015)
- Yucai Award of Shanghai Municipality(2014)
- Excellent paper for the Second, Third Chinese International Communication Symposium Hosted by Chinese State Information Bureau (2013,2011)
- Excellent Youth Scholar in journalism and communication studies in China, ministry of education, Chi
Featured Articles
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Events
Hosted by USC Annenberg Office of International Affairs, enjoy food, drink and conversation with fellow international students.
Join us for an in-person conversation on Thursday, November 7th at 4pm with author David M. Lampton as he discusses his new book, Living U.S.-China Relations: From Cold War to Cold War. The book examines the history of U.S.-China relations across eight U.S. presidential administrations.