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Media Influence in Authoritarian States
Sat, September 7, 10:00 to 11:30am, Marriott Philadelphia Downtown, Franklin 4Session Submission Type: Created Panel
Session Description
While authoritarian regimes are often known for their heavy-handed influence over the media and information space, growing pressures to promote a positive international image mean that state influence is often more subtle, including creating conditions for self-censorship. The papers in this panel examine state influence in a number of states and regions.
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Individual Presentations
Variations in Online Self-Censorship: The Analysis of the Turkish Case - Sinan Kircova, University of Southern California
Managing Media and Shaping Messages through Soft Authoritarianism - Marianne R. Kneuer, TU Dresden; Erik Vollmann, TU Dresden
Dual Racial Discourses in China’s Official Media (1946-2021) - Xinyi Jiang, Zhejiang University
De-westernizing Democracy: How Did China Rebrand Itself as Democracy? - Keyu Chen, Georgia State University