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'Comrade or coloniser': Competing discourses on Sino-Zimbabwe relations in the local press.
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Why they don't trust the media: The Chinese public's perception and evaluation of news media in the social media era, taking the Liu Xuezhou incident as an example.
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The history of Huawei in Italy through the lens of corporate nationality.
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Algorithmic orientalism? Netflix's representation of China in Brazil.
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(Pragmatic) collaboration for progress or threat to autonomy? African news discourses about Chinese technology in Nigeria and Ghana.
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Ten postulates of a media imperialism framework: For critical research on China's media power and influence in the Global South.
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