of China. "Mapping Online Entertainment: Interplay of Politics, Economy, ... for Radio and Television Studies at Communication University of China. His studies include the political economy of digitalization in China, media ...

is a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the University of Technology, Sydney’s China ... resistance to China's censorship apparatus. In addition to recent work in the China Quarterly and the Journal of Communication, and a forthcoming ...

to stay away. By late March, however, China’s cities were beginning to come ... for the pandemic, was slowly coming alive. Millions of China’s migrant workers were anxious to return to work. A large part of China’s economic rise has been ...

As a consequence of the covid-19 lockdown there, China’s economy shrank by almost 7% ... and China both held over US$1.1 trillion in U.S. Treasury securities. Still, ... Uncertainties tied to rising U.S.-China tensions may be fueling some of the rise. ...

sessions—abound inside China. Dark assessments of Communist crimes and plots fill ... in which only the Party can save China and only rectification under one ... for Communication and Journalism, and Clayton Dube, USC U.S.-China Institute moderated ...

in China’s northwest is enormous, consisting of one-sixth of the country’s ... people/square mile). The region is vital to China’s economy, with the largest ... and Road Initiative aims to tie China closer to Xinjiang’s neighbors ...

September 19, 2016 Originally published on  US-China Today. Written ... in China), but there are more Uyghurs in Xinjiang than Han. Hui and Uyghur are China’s two largest Muslim groups, both with more 10 million people. ...

the study of imperial China’s foreign relations been to those studying or framing US policies toward China? Could such studies be made more useful ... discussion of how domestic politics influence China’s foreign policy (Feb. 26), ...