About this book series
This series provides an
interdisciplinary and cutting edge approach to the key areas of media,
journalism and communication in China. Offering titles cutting across these
areas, Sociology, Journalism and Communication in China addresses the
rapid changes affecting how news is disseminated in China, how people
communicate in daily life, and how mobile technologies are affecting
contemporary human interaction in sociological and commercial settings. This
series also examines major sociological trends in China and how these are
developing, as well as rapid changes in how communication is affecting and
being affected by China’s growing population and internal migration. Providing
a vital comparative approach, notably with western nations, this series
considers the development of Chinese media, journalistic cultures and histories
and sociological development on a global scale.
- Electronic ISSN
- 2662-799X
- Print ISSN
- 2662-7981
