[Commlist] Call for contributions for the Routledge book series Communicating China

Call for contributions for the Routledge book series

*_Communicating China: Past, Present and Future_*__

The Communicating China series examines the media and communication 
originating from China, the shaping and reshaping of these narratives, 
and how China is represented and received globally. Works in the series 
explore a wide range of media, including textual, visual, audio-visual 
and multimedia that create narratives regarding external communication 
and relationship building and the changing domestic and external drivers 
behind these practices. They also investigate how different regions of 
the world receive and communicate about China in their political, 
socio-economic, and cultural contexts, as well as the platforms, 
instruments and agents of this communication, including not only state 
and organisational actors, but also wider cultural movements.

The series invites contributions from scholars across multiple 
disciplines, including international relations, politics, media and 
communication studies, journalism, cultural studies, film and screen 
studies, China studies, and history. It welcomes contributions from 
early career researchers to established scholars, as well as 
practitioners and think-tank researchers. More information about the 
series and the titles published can be found here 
<https://www.routledge.com/Communicating-China/book-series/COMCHINA?srsltid=AfmBOorxD-IdEezur6LZLEvcHkvuo1QDtffZ344ozfpwnio-SdA5ggrb>.

If you’re interested in submitting a proposal to the series, please 
check Routledge’s proposal guidelines here 
<https://asset.routledge.com/rt-files/AUTHOR/Guidelines/Proposal+guidelines.pdf?_ga=1741992821.1721038496&_gl=1*9nvr2z*_gcl_au*MTkzNzEyODA5Ni4xNzIxMDM4NDk2*_ga*MTc0MTk5MjgyMS4xNzIxMDM4NDk2*_ga_0HYE8YG0M6*MTcyMTAzODQ5OC4xLjEuMTcyMTAzODc5OC4yMC4wLjA>. 
Then, send the series editors a proposal that includes the following 
sections:

1) Authors’ names and affiliations;

2) Suggested book title, description (max. 150 words), and keywords;

3) A Table of Contents with chapter abstracts (max. 100 words each 
abstract);

4) A Biography section with information about the author(s) (please also 
attach short-form CV for each);

5) Length of the manuscript, schedule for submission, and list of 
illustrations;

6) Potential market, including primary and secondary audiences as well 
as relevant courses/organisations that may use the published work;

7) Relating and competing titles and how the proposed book compares;

8) 2-3 potential reviewers.

The series editors will go through the proposal in 2-3 weeks and will 
decide whether it meets the scope of the series as well as provide feedback.

Communicating China Series Editors:

Professor Xiaoling Zhang ((xiaoling.zhang /at/ xjtlu.edu.cn))
Dr. Corey Schultz ((corey.schultz /at/ nottingham.edu.cn))

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