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Zhao, Yuezhi

"'SMS' capital of the world" : a political economy of a wireless revolution in the Philippines
Between the party line and the bottom line : reform, commercialization, and democratic prospects for news media in China
Comrades share time: A study of participation in a Chinese village
From criticism to imitation: Rethinking Tuwei culture in the Chinese cultural order
Living with the revolutionary legacy: Communication, culture and workers' radicalism in Post-Mao China
Media and democratization in Nigeria: state, capital and civil society
Re-examining Herbert Schiller’s cultural imperialism thesis with cases of chinese and korean cultural industries and China’s quest for soft power: A comparative study of chinese film and online gaming industries’ going-out efforts
Television Journalism, Market-orientation, and Media Democratization in Bangladesh
The contested convergence of precarity and immaterial labour
The cultural politics of the NBA and China: Understanding the Daryl Morey incident

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