Exploring technological innovation efficiency in China's video game industry allows us to
reconceptualize the industry's state of development, identify barriers to technological …

This paper seeks to conduct a comprehensive literature review analysing governmental
initiatives, particularly public policies, pertaining to the needs of the creative economy (CE) …

This article examines the rise of eSports in China in the context of China's promotion of
digital economy and digital platforms. It argues that the rise of the eSports Middle Kingdom is …

Research into online trolling has been continuously expanding in the past decade.
However, much of this research has focused on either the person of the trolls themselves, or …

Graduated control models are often used to explain the variety of government treatment of
social organizations in China. These models have been slowly losing their explanatory …

This article critically explores the historical representation of the Middle East in video games
until 2002 and following the 9/11 event. Using thematic analysis, we identify four main …

Catch-up phenomena have been studied intensively in many manufacturing industries, but
they have not been well explored in creative industries. Moreover, the internal heterogeneity …

In the 1990s, in China, arcade and console games were called “spiritual opium.” Why were
video games labeled spiritual drugs, specifically opium, as opposed to other types of drugs …

China, a communist country that only opened itself to international markets in 1978, has
seen its economy develop rapidly due to foreign investment in the domestic market. The …

This paper analyses the increasing role of Chinese cultural industries (CIs) in the country's
political agenda and new normal economic growth model. Firstly, this exploratory study …