Deqiang Ji
Biographic Data
| ID | 3907615 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Deqiang Ji |
| GIVEN NAMES | Deqiang |
| FAMILY NAME | Ji |
| SIGNATURE | JI D |
| AFFILIATIONS | Communication University of China |
| ORCID | 0009-0007-8771-8881 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 7 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Digital divide revisited during and beyond Covid-19
The COVID-19 pandemic has underscored the significance of the “digital divide”; however, its research terminology remains inconsistent, and the intersection of the pandemic with the digital divide has been under-explored. To address these gaps, this paper begins with a conceptual analysis aimed at clarifying three pivotal concepts: digital divide, digital inequality, and digital exclusion. Following this, a scoping review of contemporary literatu…
Human-machine communication cultures
Recent advances in Artificial Intelligence (AI) pose a new challenge to existing frameworks in communication and media studies. The new area of inquiry called Human-Machine Communication (HMC) emerged in response to this challenge. HMC, however, is still often declined in the singular form, with relatively little consideration of the fact that communication is always situated in specific cultural, linguistic, and national environments. This speci…
AI, agency, and power geometries
One of the paradoxes of AI is that it is a global phenomenon, but it is always situated in specific local contexts and cultures. While approaches that aim to study local cultures of AI are important, there is the risk of neglecting their insertion within the broader geographies and politics of AI. As a response to this challenge, this article proposes a pathway to apply the concept of power geometries, originally proposed by feminist geographer D…
Domesticating international news
As an international issue entangled with geopolitical tensions, the conflict between Russia and Ukraine has had significant media coverage in China and is reflected in the battle for global media supported by different powers. This study analyses the domestic context of news production to examine how this ongoing conflict is portrayed by leading news media in China with a special focus on the ‘domestication’ effect in global journalism, reflectin…
Reflexões sobre iniciativas no Sul Global, via China e América Latina, no setor das indústrias culturais e cooperação comunicacional
O artigo apresenta reflexões sobre iniciativas e possibilidades no Sul Global, a partir de ações na China e na América Latina, no setor das indústrias culturais e na cooperação comunicacional. O objetivo deste artigo é analisar e sistematizar reflexões sobre a experiência da internacionalização nos processos de produção, distribuição e acesso a conteúdos culturais e comunicacionais a partir da percepção de ações realizadas e em desafios localizad…
Neighboring competitor? Indian image in Chinese media
Despite being two of the most populous and neighboring countries in the world, India and China have long been unfamiliar about each other. Although both of them are tagged as “emerging economic powers” in today’s world, China and India are much different in terms of political system, social structure, and cultural traditions. Owing to such differences and even prevalent stereotypes between the two countries, most of the information about them is …
China
The current media landscape in China is the result of a series of significant processes of configuration and reconfiguration during the long river of Chinese history in general, and a turbulent modern period in particular, and is characterized by several contradictory and contesting logics. Modern Chinese newspapers were born when China was in a comprehensive state of crisis, both internally and externally. The media under the Republic of China w…
Globalization, social reform and the shifting paradigms of communication studies in China
AI, agency, and power geometries
One of the paradoxes of AI is that it is a global phenomenon, but it is always situated in specific local contexts and cultures. While approaches that aim to study local cultures of AI are important, there is the risk of neglecting their insertion within the broader geographies and politics of AI. As a response to this challenge, this article proposes a pathway to apply the concept of power geometries, originally proposed by feminist geographer D…
Domesticating international news
As an international issue entangled with geopolitical tensions, the conflict between Russia and Ukraine has had significant media coverage in China and is reflected in the battle for global media supported by different powers. This study analyses the domestic context of news production to examine how this ongoing conflict is portrayed by leading news media in China with a special focus on the ‘domestication’ effect in global journalism, reflectin…
Globalization, social reform and the shifting paradigms of communication studies in China
China
The current media landscape in China is the result of a series of significant processes of configuration and reconfiguration during the long river of Chinese history in general, and a turbulent modern period in particular, and is characterized by several contradictory and contesting logics. Modern Chinese newspapers were born when China was in a comprehensive state of crisis, both internally and externally. The media under the Republic of China w…
Neighboring competitor? Indian image in Chinese media
Despite being two of the most populous and neighboring countries in the world, India and China have long been unfamiliar about each other. Although both of them are tagged as “emerging economic powers” in today’s world, China and India are much different in terms of political system, social structure, and cultural traditions. Owing to such differences and even prevalent stereotypes between the two countries, most of the information about them is …
Domesticating international news
As an international issue entangled with geopolitical tensions, the conflict between Russia and Ukraine has had significant media coverage in China and is reflected in the battle for global media supported by different powers. This study analyses the domestic context of news production to examine how this ongoing conflict is portrayed by leading news media in China with a special focus on the ‘domestication’ effect in global journalism, reflectin…
Reflexões sobre iniciativas no Sul Global, via China e América Latina, no setor das indústrias culturais e cooperação comunicacional
O artigo apresenta reflexões sobre iniciativas e possibilidades no Sul Global, a partir de ações na China e na América Latina, no setor das indústrias culturais e na cooperação comunicacional. O objetivo deste artigo é analisar e sistematizar reflexões sobre a experiência da internacionalização nos processos de produção, distribuição e acesso a conteúdos culturais e comunicacionais a partir da percepção de ações realizadas e em desafios localizad…
Human-machine communication cultures
Recent advances in Artificial Intelligence (AI) pose a new challenge to existing frameworks in communication and media studies. The new area of inquiry called Human-Machine Communication (HMC) emerged in response to this challenge. HMC, however, is still often declined in the singular form, with relatively little consideration of the fact that communication is always situated in specific cultural, linguistic, and national environments. This speci…
AI, agency, and power geometries
One of the paradoxes of AI is that it is a global phenomenon, but it is always situated in specific local contexts and cultures. While approaches that aim to study local cultures of AI are important, there is the risk of neglecting their insertion within the broader geographies and politics of AI. As a response to this challenge, this article proposes a pathway to apply the concept of power geometries, originally proposed by feminist geographer D…
Digital divide revisited during and beyond Covid-19
The COVID-19 pandemic has underscored the significance of the “digital divide”; however, its research terminology remains inconsistent, and the intersection of the pandemic with the digital divide has been under-explored. To address these gaps, this paper begins with a conceptual analysis aimed at clarifying three pivotal concepts: digital divide, digital inequality, and digital exclusion. Following this, a scoping review of contemporary literatu…
Political science (6 works) · China (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Law (4 works) · Media studies (3 works) · Ethics and Social Impacts of AI (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Physics (2 works) · Political economy (2 works) · 2019-20 coronavirus outbreak (1 work)