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[Commlist] New book: The Sage Handbook of Chinese Digital Media and Communication
Tue Jan 27 21:53:42 GMT 2026
We are pleased to share that */The Sage Handbook of Chinese Digital
Media and Communication/*, co-edited by Jian Xu (Deakin University),
Shaohua Guo (Carleton College) and Weiyu Zhang (National University of
Singapore), has now been published.
https://us.sagepub.com/en-us/nam/the-sage-handbook-of-chinese-digital-media-and-communication/book288005
<https://us.sagepub.com/en-us/nam/the-sage-handbook-of-chinese-digital-media-and-communication/book288005>
The handbook is the first comprehensive reference work dedicated to the
fast-evolving field of digital media and communication in China. Marking
three decades since China’s official connection to the internet, this
landmark volume with 37 chapters brings together leading scholars from
across the globe to examine the profound transformations digital
technologies have brought to Chinese society, politics, culture, and
economy.
Spanning activism, governance, labor, industry, everyday life, and
research methods, the handbook offers a critical and interdisciplinary
survey of the field. It explores how the internet and digital media have
reshaped political participation, civil society, and national identity;
how state regulation and surveillance intersect with innovation and
platformization; and how digital labor, fandom, gaming, and e-commerce
are redefining cultural production, consumption and economy. It also
reflects on the lived experiences of users, from parenting and diaspora
to queer communities and mobile rituals.
Structured across five thematic parts, the volume not only maps the
current landscape of Chinese digital media and communication but also
interrogates the knowledge production that has shaped the field. It
invites dialogue with global digital media scholarship and offers a
timely reflection on the past, present, and future of China’s digital
transformation.
Part 1: Activism, Civil Society and Politics
Part 2: Technology, Regulation and Governance
Part 3: Platform, Labor and Industry
Part 4: User, Culture and Everyday Life
Part 5: Method, Approach and Reflections
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