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Attitude Decay, Event Salience, and Emotional Reversal: Chinese Cyber-Nationalism after Pelosi’s Visit to Taiwan

Issues & Studies, 2023
This paper examines the associations between timing, events, and nationalist sentiments among the mainland Chinese Weibo users toward Taiwan following the visit of Speaker Nancy Pelosi of the US House of Representatives on August 2, 2022. Utilizing a dataset of 4,353 Weibo comments and employing a combination of regression and interview analysis, our ...
YI-RU ZHA, JIA-WEI JIN
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Cyber-nationalism in China: the relationship between government and netizens

2022
This thesis traces the historical roots of nationalism in China and examines state-led and popular cyber-nationalism?s social and political effects both domestically and internationally. It examines a diverse set of Chinese- and English-language primary sources, including patriotic and nationalist educational curriculum, government policies, official ...
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Cyber Nationalism and Regime Support under Xi Jinping: The Effects of the 2018 Constitutional Revision

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2021
This article examines popular nationalism and regime support in the Xi era by evaluating news comments from a major overseas Chinese website on the 2018 constitutional amendments removing president...
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USA and others declare war on cyber nations

Computer Fraud & Security, 1999
Abstract They claim they are nations. They issue passports and citizenships, have their own flags, maintain their own Web sites, engage in international banking and currency speculation, and maintain embassies and consulates around the world. They have no territory, capital cities, or armies. Yet these so-called nations exist only in cyberspace. Long
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Cyber National Security

2018
When the first host-to-host message was sent across the ARPANET in October 1969, few could have fully anticipated the degree to which the internet, and now the internet of things, would explode across the globe and revolutionize nearly every facet of public and private life.
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Cyber‐nationalism: the imagined Anglophone Cameroon community in cyberspace

African Identities, 2008
Today, with the help of technology, new economies, dominated by information and communication technology have created opportunities for previously suppressed voices to emerge. These technologies of persuasion and dissemination in the public sphere have helped Anglophone Cameroonians to popularize their claims on the Internet.
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Chinese Cyber Nationalism

2007
Chinese Cyber Nationalism offers the first comprehensive examination of the social and ideological movement that mixes Confucian cultural traditions and advanced media technology. Over the past decade, the Internet has increasingly become a communication center, organizational platform, and channel of execution by which Chinese nationalistic causes ...
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Cyber-nationalism in China: challenging western media portrayals of censorship in China

Continuum, 2013
In Cyber-Nationalism in China: Challenging Western Media Portrayals of Censorship in China, Ying Jiang aims to challenge what she sees as a Western fixation on one central question in Chinese media...
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Social Network Service Platforms and China’s Cyber Nationalism in the Web 2.0 Age

2020
In adapting to the Web 2.0 era, ideological institutions have created a new cyber style that entails actively participating in daily interaction with netizens. This change gives such institutions a double identity, changing the ecology of cyber nationalism.
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The Operation of Moe: A Discourse Practice of Cyber Nationalism

Communications in Humanities Research
Unlike the previous cyber-nationalism events characterized by anger and hatred, the "Panda Ya Ya" incident highlights a special form of "soft emotion." This paper focuses on the common representation of this soft emotion in both self-media and official media discourse practices: moe.
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