Publication: Análisis del mensaje informativo en China durante la primera etapa de Xi Jinping: aumento de la censura y refuerzo del discurso ideológico
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2020-01-20
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Universidad Complutense de Madrid
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La presente tesis doctoral analiza el aumento de la censura y de la propaganda que ha tenido lugar en China tras el ascenso de Xi Jinping a la presidencia del país, en marzo de 2013, como medio empleado por el Partido Comunista de China (PCCh) para controlar a la opinión pública y reforzar su autoridad ante el temor a que esta se vea menoscabada, como consecuencia de la creciente presencia de la nación asiática en el exterior. Estas cuestiones quedarán expuestas tanto en el apartado dedicado al objeto de la investigación como en las hipótesis, donde además se resalta, a la hora de valorar las posibilidades de éxito de la estrategia del PCCh, la complicidad de las empresas informativas en la salvaguarda de los intereses del poder político...
This doctoral thesis analyzes the increase in censorship and propaganda that has been taking place in China, following Xi Jinping's arrival to the presidency of the country in March 2013, as a way used by the Communist Party of China (CPC) to reinforce its control over the public opinion and its own power position, fearing that its authority could be undermined as a result of the growing presence of the Asian nation abroad. These issues will be introduced both in the section dedicated to the subject of study and in the hypotheses, where it is also highlighted the complicity of the information enterprises in safeguarding the interests of the political power and its role in the success of the CCP strategy...
This doctoral thesis analyzes the increase in censorship and propaganda that has been taking place in China, following Xi Jinping's arrival to the presidency of the country in March 2013, as a way used by the Communist Party of China (CPC) to reinforce its control over the public opinion and its own power position, fearing that its authority could be undermined as a result of the growing presence of the Asian nation abroad. These issues will be introduced both in the section dedicated to the subject of study and in the hypotheses, where it is also highlighted the complicity of the information enterprises in safeguarding the interests of the political power and its role in the success of the CCP strategy...
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Tesis inédita de la Universidad Complutense de Madrid. Facultad de Ciencias de la Información, leída el 30-10-2019