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Research Projects
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Books
Chin-Chuan Lee (ed.) (2003), Chinese Media, Global Contexts. London and New York: Routledge.
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Chin-Chuan Lee, Joseph Man Chan, Zhongdang Pan, and Clement So (2002), Global Media Spectacle. Albany, NY: State University of New York Press.
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Chin-Chuan Lee (ed.) (2000), Money, Power, and Media: Communication Patterns and Bureaucratic Control in Cultural China. Evanston, IL: Northwestern University Press.
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Joseph Man Chan, Paul S. N. Lee and Chin-Chuan Lee (1995), Hong Kong Journalists in Transition. Hong Kong Center for Asia-Pacific Studies, Chinese University. monograph.
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Chin-Chuan Lee (ed.) (1994), China's Media, Media's China. Boulder, Colorado: Westview Press.
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| Joseph Man Chan and Chin-Chuan Lee (1991), Mass Media and Political Transition: The Hong Kong Press in China's Orbit.New York: Guilford Press.
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Chin-Chuan Lee (ed.) (1990), Voices of China: The Interplay of Politics and Journalism New York: Guilford Press, 1990. Foreword by John King Fairbank.
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Chin-Chuan Lee (1980), Media Imperialism Reconsidered: The Homogenizing of Television Culture. Beverly Hills, CA: Sage. Foreword by Elihu Katz.
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李金銓 (2004)《超越西方霸權：傳媒與“文化中國”的現代性》香港：牛津大學出版社。Beyond Western Hegemony: Media and Chinese Modernity. Hong Kong: Oxford University Press。
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李金銓編 (1994)《中國在歷史的轉折點上》China at a Crossroads. 台北：時報出版。
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鄭瑞城等 (1993)《解構廣電媒體》Deconstructing Taiwan's Broadcasting Structure: Toward a New Order. 台北：允晨。
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李金銓 (1987)《新聞的政治，政治的新聞》The Politics of Journalism, the Journalism of Politics. 台北: 圓神。
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朱立、陸鏗、李金銓編 (1989, vol.1; 1990, vol. 2)《現代中國新聞文學選》Selected Writings on Modern Chinese Literary Journalism. 香港：新亞洲基金會 (Hong Kong: New Asia Cultural Foundation).
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李金銓 (1987)《傳播帝國主義》 Media Imperialism 台北 : 久大 。
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李金銓 (1987)《吞吞吐吐的文章：新聞界與學術圈》Journalism and Academy 台北: 久大。
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李金銓 (1980，1982，2005)《大眾傳播理論》The Sociology of Mass Communication: Society, Media, and People, 台北: 三民。 (2nd ed., 12 printings).
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Journal Articles
| Chin-Chuan Lee, Zhou He, and Yu Huang (in press), “Party-Market Corporatism, Clientelism, and Media in Shanghai,” Harvard International Journal of Press/Politics,
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Chin-Chuan Lee, Zhou He, and Yu Huang (in press), “Chinese Party Publicity Inc. Conglomerated: The Case of the Shenzhen Press Group,” Media, Culture and Society, scheduled for 28 (5):581-602. (Top Paper Award, Intercultural and Development Communication Division, International Communication Association, 2006)
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| Zhongdang Pan, Chin-Chuan Lee, Joseph Man Chan, and Clement Y.K. So (2005), “Hyping and Repairing News Paradigms in the Age of Media Spectacle,” Chinese Media Research, 1: 12-26.
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李金銓，【中國傳媒研究、學術風格及其他】《媒介研究》，2004年3月，31－45頁。《新聞學研究》，2004年10月，81期，頁163－194。
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李金銓 (2003) 視點與溝通：中國傳媒研究與西方主流學術對話《新聞學研究》，10月，1－20頁。節本載《讀書》（北京），2003年11月，69－75頁。
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黃煜、李金銓 (2003)【90年代中國大陸民族主義的媒體建構】《台灣社會研究季刊》50期，49－79頁。
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李金銓 (2003)【政治經濟學的悖論：中港台傳媒與民主變革的交光互影】《二十一世紀》77期，3－17頁。 “The Paradox of Political Economy: The Interplay of Media and Democratic Transition in Greater China,” Twenty-First Century, No. 77, pp. 3-17.
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Chin-Chuan Lee (2002), “Established Pluralism: U.S. Elite Media Discourse about China Policy,” Journalism Studies, 3, 3: 383-397.
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陳 韜文 Joseph Man Chan，李金銓 Chin-Chuan Lee，潘忠黨 Zhongdang Pan，蘇鑰機 Clement Y.K. So (2002),【國際新聞的“馴化”：香港回歸報導比較研究】 Domesticating International News: A Comparative Study of the Coverage on the Hong Kong Handover《新聞學研究》Mass Communication Research, No. 73, pp. 1-28.
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Chin-Chuan Lee, Zhongdang Pan, Joseph Man Chan, and Clement Y.K. So (2001), “Through the Eyes of U.S. Media: Banging the Democracy Drum in Hong Kong,” Journal of Communication, 51, 2: 345-365.
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Zhongdang Pan, Chin-Chuan Lee, Joseph Man Chan, and Clement Y. K. So (2001), “Orchestrating the Family-Nation Chorus: Chinese Media and Nationalism in the Hong Kong Handover,” Mass Communication and Society, 4: 331-347.
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Chin-Chuan Lee (2001), “Rethinking the Political Economy: Implications for Media and Democracy in Greater China,” Javnost-the Public, 8, 4:81-102.
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Chin-Chuan Lee (2001), “Beyond Orientalist Discourses: Media and Democracy in Asia,” Javnost—the Public, 8, 2: 7-20. (Journal of the European Institute for Communication and Culture).
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Chin-Chuan Lee (2000), “China’s Journalism: The Emancipatory Potential of Social Theory,” Journalism Studies, 1, 4: 559-576.? (Translated by Liu Qing into Chinese, Twenty-First Century Review, October, 2000, No. 61, pp.186-196.)
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Chin-Chuan Lee (1999), “State Control, Media Technology, and Cultural Concerns: The Politics of Cable Television in Taiwan,” Studies of Broadcasting, Tokyo: NHK. Japanese version (No. 48, pp. 227-259) and English version (No. 34, pp. 127-151).
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Zhongdang Pan, Chin-Chuan Lee, Joseph Man Chan, and Clement Y. K. So (1999), “One Event, Three Stories: Media Narratives of Hong Kong’s Handover in Cultural China,” Gazette, 61,2: 99-112.
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Chin-Chuan Lee (1998), “Press Self-Censorship and Political Transition in Hong Kong,” Harvard International Journal of Press/Politics, 3,2: 55-73.
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Chin-Chuan Lee (1998), “Media Market and Political Conflict: A Decade of Media Interaction Between Mainland China and Taiwan,” Dongya Jikan (East Asia Quarterly), 29, 2: 43-57 (in Chinese)
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Chin-Chuan Lee (1997), “Media Professionalism and Political Transition in Hong Kong,” Xinwen yu Chuanbo Yanjiu (Journalism and Communication Research,” No. 2, pp. 38-43, Institute of Journalism, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, Beijing. (in Chinese).
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Chin-Chuan Lee, Chi-hsien Chen, Joseph Man Chan, and Paul Siu-nam Lee (1996), "Partisanship and Professionalism: Hong Kong Journalists in Transition," Gazette, 57:1-15.
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Chin-Chuan Lee and Junghye Yang (1995), "National Interest and Foreign News: Comparing U.S. and Japanese Coverage of a Chinese Student Movement," Gazette, 56:1-18.
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Chin-Chuan Lee (1995), "Mass Media: Dancing with the Power Structure," Twenty-first Century Bimonthly, no. 28, pp. 15-23. (in Chinese)
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Vin-huei Lo, Jei-cheng Cheng, and Chin-Chuan Lee (1994), "Television News is Government News in Taiwan: Patterns of Source Selection and Presentation," Asian Journal of Communication, 4,1: 89-110.
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Chin-Chuan Lee (1994), "Ambiguities and Contradictions: Issues in China's Changing Political Communication," Gazette, Vol. 53, Nos. 1-2: 7-22. Lead article.
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Anthony Fung and Chin-Chuan Lee (1994), "Hong Kong's Changing Media Ownership: Dilemmas and Uncertainties," Gazette, Vol. 53, Nos. 1-2: 127-133.
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Chin-Chuan Lee (1993), "Sparking a Fire: The Press and the Ferment of Democratic Change in Taiwan." Journalism Monographs, No. 138. 37 pages.
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Joseph Man Chan, Chin-Chuan Lee and Paul Siu-nam Lee (1992), "Fighting Against the Odds: Hong Kong Journalists in Transition," Gazette, 50: 1-20.
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Joseph Man Chan and Chin-Chuan Lee (1991), "Power Change, Cooptation, and Accommodation: Xinhua and the Press in Transitional Hong Kong," China Quarterly, No. 126:290-321.
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Chin-Chuan Lee (1991), "The Chinese-American Press: Preserving Subcultural Pluralism in a Melting Pot." Proceedings of the National Science Council, 1: 101-109.
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Chin-Chuan Lee and Joseph Man Chan (1990), "The Hong Kong Press Coverage of the Tiananmen Protests," Gazette, 46, 3: 175-195.
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Chin-Chuan Lee and Joseph Man Chan (1990), "Government Management of the Press in Hong Kong," Gazette, 46, 2: 125-139.
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Chin-Chuan Lee (1989), "The Politics of International Communication: Changing the Rules of the Game," Gazette, 44: 75-91.
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Joseph Man Chan and Chin-Chuan Lee (1989), "Shifting Journalistic Paradigms: Editorial Stance and Political Transition in Hong Kong," China Quarterly, No. 117: 98-118.
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Joseph Man Chan and Chin-Chuan Lee (1989), "Press Ideology and Organizational Control in Hong Kong," Communication Research, 15, 2: 185-197. (Top Paper Award, Theory and Methodology Division, Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication.)
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Chin-Chuan Lee and Joseph Man Chan (1987), "Journalistic Paradigms in Flux: The Press and Political Transition in Hong Kong," Bulletin of the Institute of Ethnology Academia Sinica, No. 63 (Spring), pp. 109-131.
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Chin-Chuan Lee (1985), "Partisan Press Coverage of Government News in Hong Kong," Journalism Quarterly, 62,4: 770-776.
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Chin-Chuan Lee (1982), "The International Information Order," Communication Research, 9, 2: 617-636.
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Chin-Chuan Lee (1981), "The United States as Seen Through the People's Daily," Journal of Communication, 31,4: 92-101.
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Book Chapters
| Chin-Chuan Lee (in press), “’Bound to Lead:’ Chinese Media Discourses on Globalization,” in Michael Curtin and Hemant Shah (eds.), Rethinking Global Communication: Indian and Chinese Media Beyond Borders. Urbana: University of Illinois Press.
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Chin-Chuan Lee (in press), “Globalization, State Capitalism, and Press Conglomeration in China,” in David Finkelstein (ed.), China’s New Media Milieu: Commercialization, Continuity, and Reform. Armonk, NY: Sharpe.
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Chin-Chuan Lee, Joseph Man Chan, Zhongdang Pan, and Clement Y. K. So (2005), “National Prisms of a Global Media Event,” in James Curran and Michael Gurevitch (eds.), Mass Media and Society. Fourth edition. London: Edward Arnold, pp. 320-335.
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Chin-Chuan Lee (2005), “The Conception of Chinese Journalists: Ideological Convergence and Contestation,” in Hugo de Burgh (ed.), Making Journalists. London: Routledge. Pp. 107-126.
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Pan, Zhongdang, Chin-Chuan Lee, Joseph Man Chan, and Clement K. Y. So (2005), “To Cheer for the Family-Nation: The Construction of Chinese Nationalism During the Hong Kong Handover,” in D. Tao and Y. P. Jin (eds.), Chinese Cultural Studies. Singapore: Marshall Cavendish Academic. Pp. 40-68.
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Chin-Chuan Lee (2003), “Liberalization without Full Democratization: Guerrilla Media and Social Movements in Taiwan,” in Nick Couldry and James Curran (eds.), Contesting State Power. New York: Roman and Littlefield. Pp. 163-175. (Top Paper Award, Intercultural and Development Division, International Communication Association.)
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Chin-Chuan Lee (2003), “The Global and the National of the Chinese Media: Discourses, Market, Technology, and Ideology,” in Chin-Chuan Lee (ed.), Chinese Media, Global Contexts. London: Routledge. Pp. 1-31.
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Chin-Chuan Lee (2003), “Established Pluralism: U.S. Elite Media Discourse on the China Policy,” in Chin-Chuan Lee (ed.), Chinese Media, Global Contexts. London: Routledge. Pp. 76-96.
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Yu Huang and Chin-Chuan Lee (2003), Peddling Party Ideology for a Profit: Media and the Rise of Chinese Nationalism in the 1990s,” in Gary Rawnsley and Ming-yeh Rawnsley (eds.), Political Communication in Greater China The Construction and Reflections of Identity. London: Routledge Curzon. Pp. 41-61.
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李金銓 (2003)【柏楊，柏楊的筆，台灣的新聞自由與人權運動】李瑞騰主編《柏楊文學史學思想》台北：行政院文化建設委員會。頁197－220。
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Anthony Fung and Chin-Chuan Lee (2002), “Market and Politics: Hong Kong Press During Sovereignty Transfer,” in Lucy Lu, Wenxin Jia, and Ray Heisey (eds.), Chinese Communication: Contexts and Comparison. Westport, Conn.: Greenwood, pp. 165-177.
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Chin-Chuan Lee (2001), “Servants of the Party or the Market: Media and Journalists in China,” in Jeremy Tunstall (ed.), Media Occupations and Professions. Oxford: Oxford University Press. Pp. 240-252.
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Chin-Chuan Lee, Joseph Man Chan, Zhongdang Pan, and Clement Y. K. So (2000), “National Prisms of a Global Media Event,” in James Curran and Michael Gurevitch (eds.), Mass Media and Society. Third edition. London: Edward Arnold. Pp. 295-309.
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Chin-Chuan Lee (2000), “State, Capital, and Media: The Case of Taiwan,” in James Curran and Myung-jin Park (eds.), De-Westernizing Media Studies. London: Routledge. Pp. 124-138.
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Chin-Chuan Lee (2000), “Chinese Communication: Trajectories, Prisms, and Modes of Understanding” in Chin-Chuan Lee (ed.), Money, Power, and Media: Communication Patterns and Bureaucratic Control in Cultural China.Evanston, IL: Northwestern University Press. Pp. 3-44.
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Chin-Chuan Lee (2000), “The Paradox of Political Economy: Media Structure, Press Freedom, and Regime Change in Hong Kong,” in Chin-Chuan Lee (ed.), Money, Power, and Media: Communication Patterns and Bureaucratic Control in Cultural China. Evanston, IL: Northwestern University Press. Pp. 288-336.
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Clement So, Joseph Man Chan, Chin-Chuan Lee (2000), “Hong Kong,” in Shelton Guanaratne (ed.), Handbook of Media in Asia. London: Sage. Pp. 527-551.
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Clement So, Joseph Man Chan, Chin-Chuan Lee (2000), “Macao,” in Shelton Guanaratne (ed.), Handbook of Media in Asia. London: Sage. Pp. 552-560.
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Huailin Chen and Chin-Chuan Lee (1999), “Press Finance and Economic Reform in China,” in Joseph Cheng (ed.), China Review, 1997. Hong Kong: Chinese University Press. English version, pp. 577-609; Chinese version, pp.517-546.
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Joseph Man Chan, Paul Siu-nam Lee, and Chin-Chuan Lee (1998), "East Meets West: Hong Kong Journalists," in David Weaver (ed.), The Global Journalist. Caskill, N.J.: Hampton Press. pp. 31-54.
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Chin-Chuan Lee (1997), “Media Structure and Regime Change in Hong Kong,” in Ming K. Chan (ed.), The Challenge of Hong Kong’s Reintegration with China. Hong Kong: Hong Kong University Press.? pp. 113-138.
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Chin-Chuan Lee, Joseph Man Chan, and Paul Siu-nam Lee (1997), Professionalism Among Hong Kong Journalists in Comparative Perspectives," in Bryce McIntyre (ed.), Mass Media in the Asian Pacific. Clevedon, U.K.: Multilingual Matters. pp.5-13.
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Chin-Chuan Lee (1994), "Ambiguities and Contradictions: Issues in China's Changing Political Communication," in Chin-Chuan Lee (ed.), China's Media, Media's China. Boulder, CO: Westview Press.
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Joseph Man Chan, Chin-Chuan Lee, and Paul Lee (1994), "Fighting Against the Odds: Hong Kong Journalists in Transition," in Chin-Chuan Lee (ed.), China's Media, Media's China. Boulder, Colorado: Westview Press. reprinted with permission
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Chin-Chuan Lee (1994), "Sparking a Fire: The Press and the Ferment of Democratic Change in Taiwan," in Chin-Chuan Lee (ed.), China's Media, Media's China. (Boulder, Colorado: Westview Press. reprinted (with revision) with permission.
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Chin-Chuan Lee (1992) “Emancipated from Authoritarian Rule: The Political Economy of the Press in Taiwan," (in Chinese) in Leonard Chu and Joseph Man Chan (eds.), Mass Media and Social Development. Hong Kong: Chinese University. pp. 81-94.
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Chin-Chuan Lee (1990), "Mass Media: Of China, About China," in Chin-Chuan Lee (eds.), Voices of China: The Interplay of Politics and Journalism. New York: Guilford Press. pp. 3-29.
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Chin-Chuan Lee and Joseph Man Chan (1990), "The Hong Kong Press in China's Orbit: Thunder of Tiananmen," in Chin-Chuan Lee (ed.), Voices of China: The Interplay of Politics and Journalism. New York: Guilford. pp. 140-161.
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Chin-Chuan Lee (1989), “The Politics of International Communication: Changing the Rules of the Game," in The World Community in Post-Industrial Society. Seoul: Wooseok. Vol. 2, Continuity and Change in Communications in Post-Industrial Society, pp. 244-258.
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Chin-Chuan Lee (1984), "Sviluppo dei Mercati Internazionali per gli Spettacoli Televisivi Americani," (The Development of International Markets for American Television Entertainment Programs) in Gianfranco Bettetini (ed.), Nuove Dimensioni Telesive (New Dimensions in Television), Torino, Italy: ERI/Edizioni Rai Radiotelevisione Italiana. pp. 223-247.
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Joseph Man Chan and Chin-Chuan Lee (1984), "Journalistic Paradigm on Civil Protests: A Case Study in Hong Kong," in Andrew Arno and Wimal Dissanayake (eds.), The Mass Media in National and International Conflict. (Boulder, Colorado: Westview Press).
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Chin-Chuan Lee (1982), "Media Images of America," in Erwin Atwood, Stuart Bullion, and Sharon Murphy (eds.), International Perspectives on News. Carbondale, Illinois: Southern Illinois University Press. pp. 53-72.
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Chin-Chuan Lee (1982), "Media Imperialism Reconsidered," in Charles Whitney and Ellen Wartella (eds.), Mass Communication Review Yearbook, Vol. 3, Beverly Hills: Sage.
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Chin-Chuan Lee and F. Gerald Kline (1980), "Media Imperialism Defined," in Jack Steinbring and Gary Gransberg (eds.), Telecommunications in Transcultural Perspective. University of Winnipeg, Canada. pp. 327-367.
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Book Review
Commentary on article by Yongming Zhou, “Living on the Cyber Border: ‘Minjian’ Political Writers in Chinese Cyberspace,” Current Anthropology, December 2005.
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Review.Democracy and the Media: A Comparative Perspective.? Edited by Richard Gunther and Anthony Mughan. (New York: Cambridge University Press, 2000). In Journal of Communication, 52, 2 (2002): 479-481.
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Review. An Orchestra of Voices: Making the Argument for Greater and Press Freedom in the People’s Republic of China, by Sun Xupei (Westport, Conn.: Praeger, 2000). In Journal of Asian Studies, 60, 3 (2001): 848-849.
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Review essay, Writing at the Margins of his Time, Writing at the Center of his Time,” review of Lu Keng’s memoirs, in Hong Kong Economic Journal, September 1997, pp. 79-85. (in Chinese).
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Review. Mass Media in China: The History and the Future by Won Ho Chang, (Ames: Iowa State University Press, 1989); Qi Lai! Mobilizing One Billion Chinese: The Chinese Communication System, by Robert L. Bishop, (Ames: Iowa State University Press, 1989). in Journal of Communication, 40, 4 (1990): 137-138.
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Review, The Dragon’s Pupils: A China Odyssey by Ken Starck (Ames: Iowa State University Press, 1991), in Journalism Quarterly, 69(2):486-487, summer 1992.
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| Review, Eurovision News and the International Flow of Information: History, Problems, and Perspectives, 1960-1980. by SR Melink. In Journalism Quarterly, 62(2):415, summer 1985.
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Reports
Chin-Chuan Lee and F. Gerald Kline, A Comparison of Newspaper Public Affairs Coverage in Selected Markets, presented to the International Studies Association, Toronto, Canada; Monograph No. 3, Center for Communication Studies, Chinese University of Hong Kong, 1979.
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Everett M. Rogers, Rekha Agarwala Rogers, and Chin-Chuan Lee, Diffusion of Educational Innovations to College Professors in the United States. Mimeo report. Interdepartmental Program in Mass Commu-nication Research, University of Michigan, 1975.
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| D. Lawrence Kincaid, Hyong Jong Park, Kyung Koong Chung, and Chin-Chuan Lee, Mothers' Clubs and Family Planning in Rural Korea: The Case of Oryu Li. East?West Center, Communication Institute, Case Study Report No.2, 1974
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