Chinese Communication Conference is
the only national, integrated and successional academic conference
in the Communication academe of the universities. The First Chinese
Communication Conference was held in December, 2001; Since the
Second Chinese Communication Conference, in order to conform to
the international convention, the Committee initiated two acts:
launching the system of anonymous evaluation for the papers; establishing
the section of graduate students.
The First Chinese Communication Conference was held by Research
Center for Information and Communication (RCIC) and the School
of Journalism in Fudan University together in December, 2001.
Over 20 scholars from Chinese People University, Qinghua University,
the Chinese University of Hang Kang, City University of Hang Kong,
Zhejiang University, Jinan University and so on were present in
the conference, discussing about the Communication education,
the research scope of the Communication, and planning the organization
of the 2nd one.
The Second Chinese Communication Conference was also held by RCIC
and the School of Journalism in Fudan University together in December,
2001. The Conference theme is The Mass Media Education and Media
Research in the Information Course? More than 100 delegates and
guests from over 30 Journalism and Communication Department and
Mass Medias in China attended the conference and presented over
50 papers.
ELAINE J.Y. YUAN :Chinese Television Audience
Behavior in a Multi-Channel Environment: A case of Beijing
XIGEN LI:Government Concerns and Coverage of U.S.-China Relations:A
Content Analysis of The New York Times & People's Daily
1987-1996
Xi LiuExploring Repatriate Junior Faculty's Use
of Internal
Resources in Teaching and Research
Ian Weber:'Three Represents' and China's Youth:Using
the Internet to Manage Social Change
Wu Mei:Information Flow in Chinese Net Forums
Hongmei Li, James R. Beniger Public Opinion in the Future of
China
Ho Soo Yee, Lai Cheng Whye, See Eng Kiat, and Hao Xiaomin :
Support for Censorship of Media Violence: Policy Advisors Vs.
General Public
John Jirik :Television in Greater China: a single geo-cultural
region, or an asymmetrically interdependent series of geolinguistic
regions?
Jian Wang ALL ABOUT CULTURE: THE POWER OF ADVERTISING
Joseph Man Chan, Dan Huang, Zhongdang Pan, Jack Linchuan Qiu,
Jian Wang
Contexts and Contextualization of Communication Research：Lessons
for Research on Chinese Communication
Jack Linchuan Qiu The Question of State-Society Relationship
and the Problems of China New Media Studies
Zhongdang Pan The Rhetoric of Empirical Research on Media Effects:Understanding
and Misunderstanding of a Research Endeavor a Decade Later
Shuang Liu Enacting Organizational
Hierarchies through Communication:A Case of State-Owned Enterprises
in China,
Shu Li Strategic Emotions in Dyadic Negotiations:A China-US
Comparison
Lijiang Shen and James Price Dillard The Psychometric Properties
of The Hong Psychological Reactance Scale and Their Implications
for Persuasive Health Communication
Michael Zhaoxu Yan ,Paul S.N. Lee The WTO and Telecommunications
Reform in China: Open Questions at the Open Door
Junhao Hong Media Freedom vs. Personal Privacy:A
Comparative Perspective on Some Theoretical, Policy, and Practical
Issues
Yanmin Yu Reputation on the Line: Legal Issues of Libel Cases
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