Over the past two decades, China's telecommunications industry has witnessed drastic
market reform, steadfast institutionalization, and volatile technological changes, which have …

Using information and communication technologies (ICTs), e-participation is a tool that
promotes the inclusion of the public in participative and deliberative decision-making …

This study aims to uncover the challenges of Internet governing bodies to inform a trajectory
for better cybersecurity governance and policy formulation. Using a systematic literature …

This study quantitatively examines and compares public opinion on regulating fake news,
and factors affecting the opinion in three Asian countries: Japan, South Korea, and Thailand …

Despite growing scholarly attention, few studies have systematically investigated the
historical evolution and patterns of Chinese Internet policies. We created the first …

In what ways has the expansion of the Internet transformed local governance in China?
Through analysis of over 2000 leaked official emails from a district-level Internet …

The second decade of the new millennium in China has witnessed official media's high-
profile endeavors to “occupy” online sphere. Existing scholarship has examined, for …

In the algorithmic society, personal privacy is exposed to ever-growing risks since the
platform requires huge volumes of data for algorithm training. Globally, ordinary users, faced …

Cyberspace is becoming bordered and moving away from westernized civil society control.
Governments and major organizations are building a “Cyber Westphalia” of bordered …

There have been growing concerns in recent years about the status of English in China, the
most populous country that boasts the largest number of English speakers and learners …