An Analysis of Internet Censorship Circumvention Techniques

Lu, Tianbo; Zhao, Jinyang; Zhao, Lingling; Li, Yang; Han, Wanjiang

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“…Moreover, influencers in China demonstrate the potential of speaking for the true rather than state-defined identity of citizens, while performing the role between “a state propaganda vehicle and an authentic actor connecting with the grassroot public” (Li and Feng, 2022: 225). Their communication practices are confined by the country's sophisticated internet censorship (Lu and Zhao, 2018), as well as its networked culture and politics, which is loaded with playfulness, like “humor, parody, satire and jokes, in textual and multimedia forms” (Yang and Jiang, 2015: 1). There is a view in the international community that the upsurge of nationalistic attitudes on China's internet has led to President Xi Jinping's diplomatic assertiveness (Zhang et al, 2018).…”

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Security and digital nationalism: speaking the brand of Australia on social media

Feng

2022

Media International Australia

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This article investigates the ways a nation brand is constructed by elite and non-elite actors on social media using the case of Australia in China through the lens of security. The mixed-method analysis unveils the collaborative process in the security realm driven by digital technologies does not enable vernacular discussions to produce an alternative understanding of the national brand of the Other crafted by the pro-state actors. The narratives centering around societal security to citizens strategically served to prompt the population's interactions and nationalistic support for the state's agendas. Uncovering the contribution of digital nationalism to the mean-making of securitization in the participatory media space, this article advances the engagement between security and nation branding from a critical vantage point. It enriches the strategies of harnessing the dynamics between people, digital media, and identity politics to create a unified response from the community to a security threat.

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Security and digital nationalism: speaking the brand of Australia on social media

Feng

2022

Media International Australia

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“…Based on the selected articles,Chan (2013); Jin (2016); examined the impact of political efficacy on political participation. ;Chen et al (2016);Wang et al (2017);Wang & Shi (2017) examined the impact of social media use on online or offline political participation Lu and Zhao (2018)…”

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Preferred Reporting Items for A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis (Prisma): The Relationship between Social Media Use and Political Participation Behavior

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2023

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This systematic literature review describes the importance of social media for political participation. The widespread use of social media at the social level in China has promoted extensive academic research on this media. This study makes a systematic analysis of the existing research on the use of social media for political participation by Chinese youth (for college students). The goal of the current study is to evaluate and compare the existing research on political participation on social media. The first aspect of the study involved a search of the literature to determine the depth of study on social media and political participation. The second aspect of literature concentrated on categorizing works that discuss how social media has affected political engagement. How much of the research on social media has been devoted to studying political participation? How many of these research were conducted with Chinese college students as a focus? How many of these studies are conducted from China's perspective? Understanding the true views of college students on political participation and observing their political participation behaviors can better open political communication channels between the government and youth groups, establish a demand response feedback mechanism between youth and the government, improve youth political literacy, promote youth political socialization, and promote the development of socialist democracy in China.

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An Analysis of Internet Censorship Circumvention Techniques

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Security and digital nationalism: speaking the brand of Australia on social media

Security and digital nationalism: speaking the brand of Australia on social media

Preferred Reporting Items for A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis (Prisma): The Relationship between Social Media Use and Political Participation Behavior

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