Dwindling Democracy and Press Freedom in Hong KongDwindling Democracy and Press Freedom in Hong Kong Viewpoint by Jan Servaes Jan Servaes was Head of the Department of Media and Communication at the City University of Hong Kong (2013-2016). He taught ‘international communication’ in Australia,… Aug 23 21August 23, 2021Article at IDN
Tiananmen 4 juni 1989“Ik geloof dat we allemaal Tank Men zijn. Als we het systeem confronteren, leeft Tank Man voort.” Het was net voor het middaguur op 5 juni 1989. In een wit overhemd en met een boodschappentas in elke hand stapte hij, een dag nadat Chinese troepen… Jun 02 21June 02, 2021Article at Pala
Soft power and public diplomacy: The new frontier for public relations and international communication between the US and China... With the transforming nature of new media and its intercultural, global applications (Shuter, 2012), particularly in political issues (Hassanpour, 2013), a nation can quickly distribute a specific, legitimizing mass messages to multinational,… Nov 05 20November 05, 2020Article at ResearchGate
Guanxi in intercultural communication and public relationsWe value your privacy We and our store and/or access information on a device, such as cookies and process personal data, such as unique identifiers and standard information sent by a device for personalised ads and content, ad and content… Nov 05 20November 05, 2020Article at ResearchGate
Guanxi in intercultural communication and public relationsHighlights • How to explain ‘cultural diversity’?. • In order to avoid conflict and strive for ‘harmony’, guanxi (inter-relationships) and mianzi (face) are regarded as the two wings of harmony. • How does Chinese guanxi compare to Southern European… Sep 29 16September 29, 2016Article at Coastal Engineering
Xi Jinping’s Chinese Dream and Soft PowerWritten by Jan Servaes. The former dean of Harvard University’s John F. Kennedy School of Government, Joseph Nye, introduced the concept of soft power in 1990. In a subsequent publication he argued that culture, political values and foreign policies… Mar 18 16March 18, 2016Article at China
The Chinese dream shattered between hard and soft power?Sometimes the Chinese dream is of sustainable development, of anti-corruption, of constitutionalism, of a clean environment, or of social harmony. Essentially, like the American dream or any dream for that matter, the Chinese dream can mean anything… Feb 18 16February 18, 2016Article at SAGE Journals
20 Nov 2014 Soft power and the Chinese dream (中国梦)Posted at 14:32h in Media Development 0 Comments Jan Servaes “The jury is still out on the Chinese dream. It is the favored slogan of the General Secretary of the Chinese Communist Party, Xi Jinping, who took over as paramount leader in early 2013.… Nov 20 14November 20, 2014Article at Media Development
The many faces of (soft) power, democracy and the InternetAbstract Starting from a brief roundup of the correlation between ICTs and politics in Asia, and especially China, this introduction to a special issue on China explores a number of the more political and technological issues related to power and the… Nov 29 13November 29, 2013Article at doi.org
Editorial Soft power and public diplomacy: The new frontier for public relations and international communication between the US and ChinaAbstract The underlying assumption is that a gradual change in economic and financial power will also lead to changes in ‘soft power’ like media communication, public relations, public opinion, public diplomacy and (new and old) media consumption. In… Dec 29 12December 29, 2012Article at doi.org
Communication for Development and Social Change: Three Development Paradigms, Two Communication Models, Many Applications and Approaches (2015) Servaes, Jan, & Malikhao, Patchanee, “Communication for Development and Social Change: Three Development Paradigms, Two Communication Models, Many Applications and Approaches, Tsinghua UP (in Chinese) PDF at Tsinghua UP
(2012) Servaes, J. “Soft power and public diplomacy: The new frontier for public relations and international communication between the US and China”. Public Relations Review (2012), vol. 38, # 5Download Free PDF Download Free PDF (2012) Servaes, J. “Soft power and public diplomacy: The new frontier for public relations and international communication between the US and China”. Public Relations Review (2012), vol. 38, # 5 Jan Servaes This… Article at academia.edu
