Outpaced by events: Learning, unlearning and relearning to be a journalist in post-cultural revolution China

Polumbaum, Judy

doi:10.1177/001654929104800204

Gazette (Leiden, Netherlands)

1991

DOI: 10.1177/001654929104800204

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Outpaced by events: Learning, unlearning and relearning to be a journalist in post-cultural revolution China

Judy Polumbaum

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`China Daily' Coverage of Rural Development

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1997

Gazette (Leiden, Netherlands)

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This study is a content analysis of 214 articles and columns about mainland Chinese rural development which appeared in China Daily in 1992-5. Basic findings were as follows: (1) the paper reported on varied objects of coverage, apparently reflecting the Chinese government's opening to the West on economic matters; (2) quoted news sources were dominated by government-controlled institutions, presumably reflecting Deng Xiaoping's lack of `opening' in the political sphere; (3) coverage focused heavily on government-approved solutions in rural development, not on causal factors, advantages or disadvantages of existing circumstances. Data were analyzed in line with information-processing theory and were interpreted in light of Aggarwala's and Altschull's concepts about the press's role in development.

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`China Daily' Coverage of Rural Development

Culbertson¹

1997

Gazette (Leiden, Netherlands)

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Outpaced by events: Learning, unlearning and relearning to be a journalist in post-cultural revolution China

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