China–Africa media interactions: media and popular culture between business and state intervention
Alessandro Jedlowski, Ute Röschenthaler
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Alessandro Jedlowski, Ute Röschenthaler
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Following the exponential growth in China–Africa relationships over the past few years, African and Chinese media industries have developed new ties and increased their reciprocal relationships. Fo...
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Following the exponential growth in China–Africa relationships over the past few years, African and Chinese media industries have developed new ties and increased their reciprocal relationships. Fo...
Key concepts: China, Reciprocal, Intervention (counseling), State (computer science), Political science, Advertising, Mass media, Media studies