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Civic Engagement in Collective remembering: Social media, information credibility and knowledge production in contemporary China
Institutions and Social Mobilizations: The Chinese Education Movement in Malaysia (1951—2011)”,
A Revolt of Memory - Debating China’s Great Famine in the age of social media
Discussion on social media and their contribution to democratisation is dominated by scholarship on the use of social media in mobilizing and coordinating grassroots opposition in contentious movements (e.g., the Arab Spring). Such approach, however, fails to recognize the power dynamics underlying everyday uses of social media. To fill this gap, this article provides one of the first studies on t
Civic Engagement in Collective remembering: Social media, information credibility and knowledge production in contemporary China
Politically intended vulnerabilities: Chinese youth as target of ICT policies in education
Official policies, academic discussions and public debates frequently address the potential risks and dangers of the use of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) among children and youth. At the same time, however, digital policies in education create themselves new vulnerabilities for school children and youth that often go unnoticed as they occur within politically desired frameworks.
Taiwan Experience and the Chinese Education Movement in Malaysia
The Cultural Dimension of Comparative Education: The Meaning of Work and Vocation in the Chinese Context and Its Implications for Vocational Education
School choice in urban China: educational desires and life-packages between the state and the market
Questions around school choice have attracted growing attention among educational scholars worldwide, and there is by now a burgeoning body of literature that links school choice to (i) the marketization and commercialization in education, (ii) new modes of governance in education, and (iii) individualized patterns of life-planning among families who see themselves increasingly exposed to global c
THE COMMUNICATION HAVE-NOTS—Understanding communication control and “counter-publics” in contemporary China
Sinology and Historical Research on Mao's China: Some Personal Observations
China and the inherent risks involved in the SCO’s future development
Global Ideas, Local Discourses: Private Education in the People's Republic of China
Mobile Activism and Contentious Politics in Contemporary China
Review of: Dictionary of the Political Thought of the People's Republic of China
Review of: The Cultural Revolution in the Foreign Ministry of China
Ornithine decarboxylase and S-adenosylmethionine decarboxylase expression during the cell cycle of Chinese hamster ovary cells
Review of: The Nature of Chinese Politics: From Mao to Jiang
Intra- and inter-speaker variations of formant pattern for lateral syllables in Standard Chinese
Speech variation of speakers is a crucial issue for speaker recognition and identification, especially for forensic practice. Greater intra-speaker variation is one main reason for incorrect speaker identification in real forensic situations. Understanding the stability of acoustic parameters and their variation in speech is therefore significant for the evaluation of effective parameters for spea