Although citizenship education (CE) has been widely addressed in many countries'
curricula, few studies have sufficiently explored students' learning of official CE curriculum …

Concertive control (CC) theory has primarily been applied to traditional offline, work-based,
closed membership teams. New organizational forms such as online communities have …

Crisis communication is essential to the political stability and legitimacy of the Chinese
Communist Party (CCP), but how crises are managed in China is little understood. This …

As an integral aspect of Chinese politics, society and economy, Chinese media both
embody and reflect the profound political and social transformation which China has …

'Weiguan'is a cultural phenomenon that involves drawing a crowd to observe a problematic
event or issue, while not becoming involved. In this paper, we examine online Weiguan as …

The Internet and social media bring many benefits to individuals, groups, organizations, and
society. However, some users, groups, agents, businesses, institutions, and governments …

Margaret E. Robert book builds on a foundation of the basic law of economy which is the
relationship between supply and demand. She argues that censorship Chinese government …

Philanthropy has a critical role to play in achieving the 17 Sustainable Development Goals
(SDGs) proposed in the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. In China,'internet …

This chapter describes the social and historical backdrop against which the online
citizenship practices of Chinese young people are understood. It first reviews the social and …

[...] It seems that the primary breeding ground for what might, in the widest possible sense of
the word, be understood as an opposition in the post-totalitarian system is living within the …