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Nr. 168/169 (2023) Artikel Article 117–47 {:en}How Laos was Represented in the East German Newspaper Neues Deutschland, 1946–1990Even though the East German communist party newspaper Neues Deutschland, or ND, can be called a controversial propaganda instrument, it may still help provide a fuller picture of Second World–Third World relations during the Cold War. In its pursuit of greater international recognition in the Cold War rivalry with West Germany, the East German government … von by Peter Gutter
Nr. 168/169 (2023) Asien Aktuell 148–72 {:de}Zur Geschichte des Druck- und Verlagswesens in TaiwanDie hier übersetzten Aufsätze stammen aus dem Buch Die verlegte Insel. Eine Geschichte des Verlagswesens in Taiwan (出版島讀。臺灣人文出版的百年江湖), herausgegeben von Chang Li-hsüan (張俐璇), einer jungen Professorin an der Nationalen Universität von Taiwan (國立台灣大學). Der reich illustrierte Band erschien im Januar 2023 beim Kulturverlag der Aktuellen Zeitung (時報文化出版社)… Aus dem taiwanischen Mandarin übersetzt von Thilo Diefenbach. von by Thilo Diefenbach
Nr. 154/155 (2020) Artikel Article 25–52 {:en}Remembrance in the Making: The King’s Father and the Construction of Collective Memories of Crown Prince Sado in Late Eighteenth-Century KoreaThe study of collective memory, cultures of memory, collective identity, and the relationship between memory, identity, and power has gained importance in recent years. In the Korean context, a growing number of studies primarily focus on issues and phenomena of the period since the end of the Second World War. However, research on premodern Korean … von by Florian Pölking
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Nr. 149 (2018) Artikel Article 14–32 {:de}The Online-Offline Nexus: Social Media and Ethnographic Fieldwork in Post-3.11 Northeast JapanIn Japan as well as in other countries social media is now part of daily life. During fieldwork, researchers are confronted with decisions to be made concerning the engagement in social media activities in the course of ongoing research, or with their informants in general. Taking experiences from several years of ethnographic field research in … von by Julia Gerster
Nr. 148 (2018) Artikel Article 5–25 {:en}Protest Geographies and Cross-Modal Icons in Hong Kong’s Umbrella MovementIn September 2014, thousands of people occupied the heart of Hong Kong’s state and corporate power, the central business district. This paper provides a snapshot of the first days of the events that resulted in what would ultimately become a 79-day- long occupation, which eventually came to be known as the “Umbrella Movement.” The paper … von by Sandra Kurfürst
Nr. 145 (2017) Asien Aktuell 75–77 {:en}Censorship in China, and How Western Scholars Can Easily Dodge It — A Modest ProposalRecently there has been a heated debate in academic circles about censorship in China and the problems that foreign scholars face when trying to publish in the country. I am not going to go into the details of cases like Cambridge University Press or Springer Nature here; suffice to say that they were (or still … von by Peter Busch
Nr. 145 (2017) Stimmen aus Asien 78–99 {:de}Der Weiße Terror in Taiwan – Schlüsselbegriffe und ErfahrungsberichteTaiwan gedenkt im Jahr 2017 gleich zweier bedeutsamer Ereignisse, nämlich zum einen des Aufstands vom 28. Februar11947 und zum anderen der Aufhebung des Ausnahmezustandes am 15. Juli 1987. Die Phase des „Weißen Terrors“, also der von Gewalt und Willkür geprägten Herrschaft der Kuomintang 國民黨 über Taiwan, ist nicht ganz deckungsgleich mit dem Zeitraum zwischen diesen … von by Thilo Diefenbach
Nr. 119 (2011) Artikel Article 26–48 {:de}Dialog der Kulturen in Indonesien: Zur Integrationsfunktion von MassenmedienWith regard to the stability and solidarity of modern societies, integration is conceived as a main constitutive condition. Diverse values and norms between different cultures come with a potential for conflict – not only between nations, but also within nations. The idea of a successful dialogue between cultures plays an important role concerning the communication … von by Maren Hoepfner
Nr. 118 (2011) Artikel Article 29–49 {:en}Ambiguity of Images: Visualizing Ethnic/Racial Differences in Indonesian TV Advertisements during the New Order and the Post-New Order EraAdvertising imagery relating to ethnicity/race can provide significant cues to reveal the prevailing discourse about ethnic/racial relations in a society and, most importantly, about a perceived majority’s assumption in relation to a perceived minority. This study is concerned with the ways in which TV advertisements construct discursive strategies to define and represent ethnic/racial differences in … von by Ratna Noviani
Nr. 111 (2009) Artikel Article 12–34 {:de}Die Entstehung des „neuen“ demokratischen Medienaktivismus in Südkorea: Struktureller Kontext, Handlungsformen und AkteureThis article deals with the rise of new democratic media activism in South Korea in the 1990s and 2000s. The concept of democratic media activism refers to pro-democratic reform movements that advocate equal access to the mass media – in particular the Internet. While most studies in this field focus on the political consequences of … von by Thomas Kern und and Sang-hui Nam
Nr. 107 (2008) Artikel Article 9–10 {:de}Kambodschas Medien – Garant für ein erfolgreiches Rote Khmer-Tribunal? Eine studentische ExkursionWer im Sommer 2007 auf die Plakatierung in den Straßen und Gassen Phnom Penhs geachtet hat, dem wird gelegentlich die Plakatkampagne des Internationalen Gerichtshofes (ECCC) aufgefallen sein.1 Diese besteht aus fünf Plakaten, abwechselnd in Khmer und Englisch. Das erste Plakat dient zum Einstieg und zeigt fiktiv eine der künftigen Gerichtsverhandlungen des kommenden Tribunals. Auf diesem … von by Martin Ritter
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Nr. 107 (2008) Artikel Article 26–37 {:de}Printjournalismus in KambodschaThe following study describes print-journalism in Cambodia regarding journalists in the context of the media system, their cultural and social standards, functions of media system, roles of journalists and political and social structures. The structure of the analysis reflects on “onion model” by Weischenberg. The qualitative study is based on interviews made while accompanying print … von by David Jalilvand, Felix Krebber und and Charlotte Prümmer
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Nr. 107 (2008) Artikel Article 38–58 {:de}Journalistinnen in Kambodscha – Barrieren und KompensationsstrategienThe following study concentrates on the working conditions, resources and strategies of female journalists in Cambodia. It acts on the theory of Gender Mainstreaming which says present gender hierarchies are based on socially constructed role attribution. Its main object is to find out weather there are ambitious and prospective actors for supporting a transformation towards … von by Friederike Günther, Elise Laatz und and Sabrina Schmidt
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Nr. 107 (2008) Artikel Article 59–77 {:de}Die Medienkompetenz der kambodschanischen Bevölkerung: Eine qualitative Studie zur Erforschung der MedienkritikfähigkeitThis study deals with the media ability and expectations of cambodian receivers in the con-text of the so-called „Khmer Rouge Trial“. The Khmer Rouge, a political movement which claimed to develop communism based on the traditional rural population, controlled Cambodia between 1975 an 1979. During the time of their rule, Cambodians had no access to … von by Martin Adam, Juliane Binder und and Theresa Steffens
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Nr. 107 (2008) Artikel Article 78–94 {:de}Zivilgesellschaftliche Beteiligung am Rote Khmer-Tribunal: Rolle und Strategien nationaler und internationaler NGOsNational and international NGOs are important actors of Cambodia’s civil society. Some of them are focusing their work on the Khmer Rouge-Tribunal that currently takes place. The following study describes the role of the involved organizations and analyzes the strategies of the NGOs and the extent they are able to contribute to the trial’s success. … von by Nils Meinzer
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Nr. 107 (2008) Asien Aktuell 95–101 {:de}„Vote and make a difference“? – Die Parlamentswahlen am 18. Februar 2008 in PakistanPräsident Musharraf prägte den Begriff der „Mutter aller Wahlen“ für die zunächst am 8. Januar 2008 geplanten Wahlen zu den National- und Provinzparlamenten in Pakistan. Die Ermordung Benazir Bhuttos am 27. Dezember 2007 erforderte eine Verschiebung dieser Wahlen, weil aufgrund der vor allem in Bhuttos Heimatprovinz Sindh ausgebrochenen Unruhen die Sicherheit für den ursprünglichen Termin … von by Claudia Derichs und and Andrea Fleschenberg
Nr. 107 (2008) Asien Aktuell 102–109 {:de}Wahlen in Malaysia: Digitale Mobilisierung der VolksfrontDer Internationale Tag der Frau bescherte dem politischen Malaysia eine historische Zäsur. Die Regierungskoalition „Nationale Front“ (Barisan Nasional, BN) büßte bei den malaysischen Wahlen am 08. Marz 2008 mit nur 140 von 222 Sitzen im nationalen Parlament ihre Zweidrittelmehrheit ein und verlor gleich fünf der 13 Bundesstaaten an das Oppositionsbündnis „Volksfront“ (Barisan Rakyat, BR). Steigende … von by Claudia Derichs
Nr. 105 (2007) Artikel Article 33–47 {:de}Die Rolle des Internets für die Stärkung der japanischen ZivilgesellschaftThe concept of civil society in Japan today is generally associated with non-profit organisations (NPOs). Japanese NPOs are characterised by having little political influence, few financial and personal resources and by suffering from lack of members. The paper argues that increasing their membership is essential for the reinforcement of Japanese NPOs. The main assumption is … von by Julia Canstein
Nr. 105 (2007) Artikel Article 48–67 {:de}Zivilgesellschaft in Südkorea: Besonderheiten und HerausforderungenSouth Korea’s civil society developed in a long struggle for a just society and democracy. During this process distinctive perceptions and expectations of civil society were formed, such as high moral standards, an emphasis on the common good and an aversion to special interests. The role and political impact of civil society have increased considerably … von by Eun-Jeung Lee
Nr. 80 (2001) Artikel Article 5–24 {:de}Rückzug des Staates aus dem chinesischen Mediensektor? Neue institutionelle Arrangements am Beispiel des ZeitungsmarktesThe Chinese media sector has traditionally been analysed as a political and not an economic issue. This is due to the fact that the Chinese government is still attempting to control media contents. On the other hand, the cut in subsidies during the nineteennineties forces media enterprises to face growing market pressures. Taking newspaper publishing … von by Doris Fischer
Nr. 60 (1996) Artikel Article 62–80 {:de}China und das InternetAlong with rapid economic development in China the INTERNET is being used more and more as a convenient way of communication. Since 1988 different, independent networks have been established by universities, research institutions and, more recently, by post and telecommunication agencies and even commercial units. Most of these networks have their own direct or indirect … von by Manfred F. Romich
Nr. 27 (1988) Artikel Article 38–50 {:en}Political News Coverage during the 1986 Japanese Election CampaignThe authors describe and explain political news coverage during the 1986 Japanese election campaign in six major newspapers; they aim also at providing an examination of the editorial content pattern of the Japanese papers in an election time. It is shown that most of the papers tended to over-represent the dominant Liberal Democratic Party and … von by Abraham Diskin und and Ofer Feldman
Nr. 13 (1984) Research Note 58–75 {:en}Propaganda, Legitimacy and Information. Taiwan in Public and Internal Media of the People’s Republic of China (1981/82)Printed media in the People's Republic of China can be classified either as "public" (gongkai faxing), as "domestic" (guonei faxing), or as internal (neibu faxing). The lowest of these categories is "public" as nobody is excluded from buying, reading, or subscribing to related materials. "Domestic" periodicals are not for export, thus foreigners as well as … von by Jörg-Meinhard Rudolph
Nr. 13 (1984) Research Note 76–86 {:de}Fernsehen in Malaysia – Expansion vor WirkungskontrolleDas Fernsehen profitiert zwanzig Jahre nach seiner Einführung immer noch vom Image des Modischen und Neuen und ist außerdem ein wichtiges Statussymbol. von by Manfred Lohmann

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