CFP: The Social Functions of Chinese Journalism Today (no deadline; journal)

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OF THE PARTY AND IN THE MARKET : THE SOCIAL FUNCTIONS OF CHINESE
JOURNALISM TODAY
  A themed issue of Journalism Studies, to be published next year, will 
cover these issues. The invitation has been extended by the JS editorial 
committee following the successful symposium on this issue held at NTU in 
February 1999. It was opened with a keynote speech by Prof Lee Chin-chuan of 
Minnesota and Chinese University of HK and attended by scholars from several 
European countries, Chinese journalists and the Media Law Advisory Committee 
of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences.
Offers of articles are welcome as are offers to review and suggestions for 
works to be reviewed. All articles will be peer reviewed. In the first 
instance send a brief synopsis of your idea plus resume to the guest editor:
  Hugo de Burgh
  Centre for Research into International Communications & Culture
  Nottingham Trent University
  England
  email: hugo.de-burgh_at_ntu.ac.uk
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