从北京看黑人的命也重要:为什么黑人的命对北京很重要?

Q2 Social Sciences Journal of Current Chinese Affairs Pub Date : 2023-07-05 DOI:10.1177/18681026231178560
Oana Burcu, Weixiang Wang
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“黑人的命也重要”(BLM)是一个新兴的主题与其国内问题密切相关的运动,中国为什么要报道它,又是如何报道的?中国媒体在多大程度上建立了对支撑BLM的敏感主题的统一论述?考虑到中国复杂的民族、种族和抗议历史,这些都是重要的问题。本文认为,中国媒体将BLM作为一种多方面的宣传工具,在意识形态层面培育凝聚力。nvivo动力编码和专题媒体分析表明,官方、半官方、商业媒体等主流媒体和自媒体对BLM的论述并不统一。尽管它们通常集中于对“抗议”和“警察”行动的批评,但它们表现出微妙的“反美”和“大中华”话语。此外,BLM的报道被用来削弱美国,并通过比较来加强党国的合法性。在缺乏对种族问题的反思讨论的情况下,中国自媒体中出现了种族主义色彩。
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The View From Beijing on Black Lives Matter: Why do Black Lives Matter for Beijing?
Why and how has China covered the Black Lives Matter (BLM), a movement with emerging themes closely related to its domestic issues? To what extent does the Chinese media build a unified discourse on sensitive themes that underpin the BLM? These are important questions given China's complicated history with ethnicity, race, and protests. This article argues that Chinese media uses BLM as a multi-faceted propaganda tool to foster cohesion at ideological level. NVivo-powered coding and thematic media analysis show that mainstream media, including official, semi-official and commercial media, and we-media do not present a uniform discourse on BLM. While they generally converge on criticism towards “protests” and “police” action, they display a nuanced “anti-US” and “Greater China” discourse. Moreover, the BLM coverage is used to undermine the US and strengthen by comparison the party-state's legitimacy. In the absence of a reflective discussion on race, racist undertones emerge in Chinese we-media.
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Journal of Current Chinese Affairs
Journal of Current Chinese Affairs Social Sciences-Political Science and International Relations
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期刊介绍: The Journal of Current Chinese Affairs is an internationally refereed academic journal published by the GIGA Institute of Asian Studies, Hamburg. The journal focuses on current developments in Greater China. It is simultaneously published (three times per year) online as an Open Access journal and as a printed version with a circulation of 1,000 copies, making it one of the world’s most widely read periodicals on Asian affairs. The Journal of Current Chinese Affairs, unlike some other Open Access publications, does not charge its authors any fee. The Journal of Current Chinese Affairs reaches a broad international readership in academia, administration and business circles. It is devoted to the transfer of scholarly insights to a wide audience. The journal is committed to publishing high-quality, original research on current issues in China in a format and style that is accessible across disciplines and to professionals with an interest in the region. The editors welcome contributions on current affairs within Greater China, including Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan. Submissions can focus on emerging topics and current developments as well as on future-oriented debates in the fields of China''s global and regional roles; political, economic and social developments including foreign affairs, business, finance, cultural industries, religion, education, science and technology; and so on.
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