Dr Xin Xin

Dr Xin Xin


Doctoral ResearcherTitle of ThesisStatus
Mr Koffi Gael GunubuExploring Media’s Impact on Capital Allocation in BRICS vs. Other Developing NationsActive
Miss Zhengyu YangGendered Nationalism and Feminist Resistance in Chinese Digital Discourse: A Discourse-Affective-Performative Analysis of Weibo Big Vs and Feminist ActivistsActive
Miss Weixuan WangDigital labour and gender politics on Chinese digital platforms--- A study of the feminisation of the labour of commentingActive
Mr Po-hsi WuCopy to the world: How the digital games industry rewrites global cultural dynamics under closer integration with the Mainland China marketActive
Mr Rupert WaldronThe Transcultural Production of Creative Subjectivity: London Art, Design and Communication Higher Education in Mumbai and Shanghai Cultural IndustriesCompleted
Miss Haiyue ZhangHow Are Chinese Journalists Countering International Fake News? A Qualitative Study of Practice and Transparency in The Paper’s Fact-Checking Division, MingchaCompleted
Mr Ruoyu ZhangNegotiating representation in contemporary China's media: masculinities, femininities and alternative identitiesCompleted
Miss Yutong WuContesting Discourses: Media Framing and the Power of Language in the Hong Kong ContextCompleted
Ms Xiaohan WangChina’s Digital Communications Strategy in Africa: Preliminary Perspectives from Zimbabwe and Kenya Completed
Mr Yuchao LiuNationalism and social media in China: a case study of Chinese nationalist movement against Muslim minorities on Sina WeiboCompleted
Mr Robert BoughenSino-African journalism and journalistic fields: CGTN Africa’s workers between worldsCompleted
Miss Xinyi YangThe Political Economy of Internet Celebrities in ChinaCompleted
Miss Chen YangThe identity construction and representation of diasporic Chinese content creators on YouTubeCompleted
Miss Yuqi NaEXPLORING DIGITAL DISCOURSE WITH CHINESE CHARACTERISTICS: CONTRADICTIONS AND TENSIONSCompleted
Miss Dianjing LiPeripheral Alternative: Media and Tibetan nationalism in the Chinese TibetosphereCompleted
Miss Yu XiangIdeological Sinicization of China Central Television in Africa: A Reception Analysis of African AudiencesCompleted
Mr Dan ZhangBusiness-to-Business (B2B) Media in UK: A mixed methods study using product variables to assess the impacts of social media on product strategiesCompleted
Ms Guiping LiuDoctoral research projectCompleted
Miss Xiao HanExploring the Relationship between Women's Empowerment and the Internet in China: Potentials and ConstraintsCompleted
Ms Jingwei PiaoFinancial Media, Globalisation, and China’s Economic Integration – Comparing Narrative Construction of The Economist and CaijingCompleted
Mr Graham BondGuiding public protest: assessing the propaganda model of China’s hybrid newspaper industry - Three case studies: the 2007 Xiamen PX Protest, the 2008 Chongqing Taxi Strike and the 2011 Wukan Land Protest.Completed
Dr Miao MiDoctoral research projectCompleted
Yan YuanDoctoral research projectCompleted