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Study on Effect of China’s Network Politics Transmission

Author: YangZuo
Tutor: LinXingFa
School: Hubei University of Technology
Course: Political Theory
Keywords: Network Politics Political Communication Network Transmission
CLC: G206
Type: Master's thesis
Year: 2011
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Abstract


In China in recent years the rise of the network of political communication , networking groups frequent incidents , the beneficial aspects of the construction of China 's democratization , the network can promote the political participation of the masses and improve our administrative efficiency ; On the other hand , our country's political stable also brings risks . This paper studies the network political communication process , the law , the effect of formation , the analysis of the current network of political communication status quo and countermeasures find the guidance and supervision of the network of political communication from the government 's point of view . Firstly, some knowledge of the network of political communication , do a simple combing to explain what is meant by the network of political communication , political communication elements , as well as build mode to explain the intrinsic link between the various elements , as the theory basis ; then analyze how the effect of the network of political communication , the spread of which details will affect the results come after government guidance and control of the means of communication to find a foothold ; final analysis of political communication status quo of a network of political communication has its pros and cons point to think that the party and the government to take advantage of the party and the government , they need to be controlled , and draw the Government 's measures to deal with a network of political communication . The focus of this paper is to analyze the characteristics of the network of political communication , the effect of the classification , impact factors , summed up the lack of government response to a network of political communication , in this paper, based on the two aspects to boot from control and positive interaction network politics the spread of governance , to provide solutions for our current phase network spread conundrum .

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