Mass Communication Theory: The Chinese Perspective

Abstract

AbstractAlthough the Chinese Communist have been effective in achieving their goals, one must bear in mind that in achieving them they were being counter-productive in the social and economic sense. The more effective the measure, the more destructive it was. As such, had China been /ess effective in terms of her communication policies and strategies, today she would be much better off economically. Additional informationNotes on contributorsLeonard L. ChuLeonard L. Chu is Lecturer and Head of Graduate Studies, Department of Journalism and Communication, The Chinese University of Hong Kong.