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The impact of perceptions of China’s human rights and sustainable development on its soft power initiatives in South Africa
This study examined the representation of China’s human rights and sustainability record in the mainstream South African media. It also explored the factors that influence both South African and Chinese journalists and its potential effects on their coverage of China’s sustainable development and hu...
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Centre for Film and Media Studies
2020
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