International Communication Studies

Author: Guan Shijie
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Publish Date: 2004-09-01
Features: A Collection of Communication Studies. This book comprehensively integrates domestic and international latest research findings, attempting to systematically explore international communication through historical methods, theoretical methods, and the application of communication models, connecting with the realities of China, combining qualitative and quantitative analysis. In employing historical methods, it takes the development of communication technology as the main thread and the evolution of the world order as the secondary thread to discuss the history of international communication. When reviewing international communication theories, the book evaluates theories or hypotheses about international communication from macro, meso, and micro levels. This book establishes a new model of international communication, systematically discussing the elements in international communication, such as the transmitters of information (nations, transnational corporations, individuals), the culture of the transmitters, the information transmitted (cultural information, news, data), communication channels (interpersonal communication and mass media), international organizations, international law, information exit strategies, and information entry controls.