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Reporting for China
How Chinese Correspondents Work with the World
Based on interviews and informal conversations with over seventy current and former correspondents,
About the Author
Reviews
"As the pioneering work in this field, Nyiri's vibrant and important book opens up a lot of new questions about China's global media expansion and soft power attempts. It spearheads an exciting new direction in the analysis of Chinese media and cultural studies."—Maria Repnikova, China Review International: A Journal of Reviews of Scholarly Literature in Chinese Studies
"The first extensive, systematic study of Chinese journalists who work as foreign correspondents for Chinese audiences. . . . A must-read for those interested in the machinations of Chinese politics and the Chinese state. . . . A fine example of how anthropologists study the media . . . valuable not just for anthropologists but also for scholars and students in the fields of media, communications, and journalism."—Wanning Sun, The China Journal
"This is an original, nuanced, and informative study that deserves a wide audience."—Pacific Affairs
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Endorsements
"A fascinating book. The extensive interviews reveal an important aspect of Chinese society. . . . There is no comparable book on the market."—Anne-Marie Brady, author of Marketing Dictatorship: Propaganda and Thought Work in Contemporary China
"China's mammoth state propaganda machine has long been preoccupied with framing the 'worldview' of its nationals, to reinforce the legitimacy of the Communist Party's rule. But the propaganda process has remained a mystery to most. Nyiri's nuanced anthropological study of Chinese foreign correspondents provides a rare in-depth look into the fuzzy engineering of the Chinese mind and is therefore crucial to a true understanding of a China on the way to become a global superpower."—Chan Koonchung, author of The Fat Years and The Unbearable Dreamworld of Champa the Driver
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Other Titles by Pál Nyíri
Chinese Encounters in Southeast Asia
Seeing Culture Everywhere
Mobility and Cultural Authority in Contemporary China
Other Titles in HISTORY / Asia / China
Chinese Autobiographical Writing
Porcelain for the Emperor
Eternal Offerings