Carolijn Van Noort
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 4499951 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Carolijn Van Noort |
| NOMBRES | Carolijn |
| APELLIDO | Van Noort |
| FIRMA | VAN NOORT C |
| AFILIACIONES | University of the West of Scotland |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8459-8860 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 17 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 44 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 17 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2017 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
Conceptualizing the interplay between blue justice, blue economy, and blue governance
Recent literature on blue justice underscores its growing relevance to legal instruments and state practices of blue governance. The blue economy, while promising sustainable development, often generates risks for coastal communities, including displacement, inequitable distribution of benefits and harms, and exclusion from governance processes. In response, states and international organizations have begun integrating environmental justice princ…
On the use of pride, hope and fear in China’s international artificial intelligence narratives on CGTN
China communicates strategic narratives about artificial intelligence (AI) in digital media productions to create a shared meaning about its actions and its image in the global race to develop AI. Building upon the literature in emotions and strategic narratives, this study seeks to clarify which emotions are discursively used in China’s international AI narratives, and their function and significance. Specifically, the study investigates emotion…
Strategic Narratives, Ontological Security and Global Policy
China’s Belt and Road Strategic Narratives up to the Second Belt and Road Forum
Belt and Road communication
Visualizing China’s Belt and Road Initiative on RT (Russia Today)
This paper comprises original research on China’s use of bilateral media cooperation to mediate its Belt and Road Initiative (BRI). Building upon the literature on strategic narratives, aesthetic power and the Silk Road as a foreign policy concept, we present a detailed case study of the visual imagery of the “Silk Road” documentary collaboration between China’s and Russia’s state-owned international broadcasters, China Radio International and RT…
The Aesthetic Power of Ships in International Political Communication
This article argues that closer attention to the objects visualised in China’s international political communication of the Maritime Silk Road Initiative (MSRI) will add new knowledge of China’s global media strategies. Particularly, it contends that the creation of specific visual depictions of ships carries great significance in China’s strategic narratives of the MSRI. The argument suggests that these visuals help Beijing to legitimise their m…
How do strategic narratives shape policy adoption? Responses to China's Belt and Road Initiative
Strategic narratives are increasingly considered important for domestic and international support for foreign policy. However, debate continues about why some strategic narratives successfully shape policy outcomes, while others are rejected. How states construct strategic narratives is well established. We know less about how states appropriate the strategic narratives of others, and the role this plays in policy adoption. Addressing this, we in…
China's Communication of the Belt and Road Initiative
This book examines how China’s international political communication of the Belt and Road Initiative comprises narratives about infrastructure and the Silk Road. By carefully selecting infrastructure modalities and Silk Road representations, it is argued that China’s aesthetic production of the Belt and Road Initiative advances China’s image as an infrastructure and standards-setting power, conjures up a historical continuation of friendly and co…
China's Communication of the Belt and Road Initiative
Strategic narratives, visuality and infrastructure in the digital age
Visual communication is at the heart of international relations in the digital age. Using a range of media tools, political elites communicate so-called ‘strategic narratives’ to persuade and influence the behaviour of target audiences. The existing body of research on ‘strategic narratives’ examines both spoken and written messages. While an academic focus on visual texts is emerging, limited attention has been given to the visualization of peac…
Infrastructure Communication in International Relations
The Construction of Power in the Strategic Narratives of the BRICS
Rising powers, collectively joined in informal diplomatic groups such as the BRICS, aim to influence the meaning of the international order by means of “strategic narratives.” Together, the BRICS develop strategic narratives that support their aspiration for a fairer and more democratic multipolar world order and which produce a positive perception of the group. This paper evaluates how BRICS’s system and identity narratives combine geostrategic,…
Strategic Narratives of the Past
Political actors communicate strategic narratives to shape the meaning of place-images in the past, present and future. Whether narratives about the past are persuasive depends on the translation of historical ideas embedded in these narratives across time and space. Moreover, the imagination and re-imagination of historical place-images in foreign policy communication are contentious, because they stand for specific power relations and identity …
Seeking strategic narrative alignment
This article explores the challenges of multilateral forums to form coherent ‘strategic narratives’ that align positively with foreign policy narratives of member states in a multi-stakeholder society. Specifically, it focuses on whether and how BRICS’s communication on the issue of infrastructural development is strategically aligned with Brazil’s foreign policy narrative towards Africa. The case study involves interview data from 2016 with non-…
Brics issue-narrative on culture
BRICS, a diplomatic platform comprising Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa, aims to create a fair and more democratic multipolar world order. Following their claim to uphold multilateralism, the BRICS group encourages people-to-people interactions. The cultural diversity of the BRICS members challenges the group to convey a coherent and substantive identity-narrative. However, strategic narratives are not only developed to give shape t…
Study of Strategic Narratives
In the battle of narratives to give meaning to the international system in the twenty-firstcentury, emerging powers are actively engaged. In particular, the BRICS group, comprising Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa, have advanced their claim to reconstitute international affairs to make it more just and fair. What if their narratives about the international system effectively contest narratives constituting the Liberal World Order? Fo…
Strategic narratives, visuality and infrastructure in the digital age
Visual communication is at the heart of international relations in the digital age. Using a range of media tools, political elites communicate so-called ‘strategic narratives’ to persuade and influence the behaviour of target audiences. The existing body of research on ‘strategic narratives’ examines both spoken and written messages. While an academic focus on visual texts is emerging, limited attention has been given to the visualization of peac…
The Construction of Power in the Strategic Narratives of the BRICS
Rising powers, collectively joined in informal diplomatic groups such as the BRICS, aim to influence the meaning of the international order by means of “strategic narratives.” Together, the BRICS develop strategic narratives that support their aspiration for a fairer and more democratic multipolar world order and which produce a positive perception of the group. This paper evaluates how BRICS’s system and identity narratives combine geostrategic,…
How do strategic narratives shape policy adoption? Responses to China's Belt and Road Initiative
Strategic narratives are increasingly considered important for domestic and international support for foreign policy. However, debate continues about why some strategic narratives successfully shape policy outcomes, while others are rejected. How states construct strategic narratives is well established. We know less about how states appropriate the strategic narratives of others, and the role this plays in policy adoption. Addressing this, we in…
China's Communication of the Belt and Road Initiative
This book examines how China’s international political communication of the Belt and Road Initiative comprises narratives about infrastructure and the Silk Road. By carefully selecting infrastructure modalities and Silk Road representations, it is argued that China’s aesthetic production of the Belt and Road Initiative advances China’s image as an infrastructure and standards-setting power, conjures up a historical continuation of friendly and co…
Study of Strategic Narratives
In the battle of narratives to give meaning to the international system in the twenty-firstcentury, emerging powers are actively engaged. In particular, the BRICS group, comprising Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa, have advanced their claim to reconstitute international affairs to make it more just and fair. What if their narratives about the international system effectively contest narratives constituting the Liberal World Order? Fo…
Visualizing China’s Belt and Road Initiative on RT (Russia Today)
This paper comprises original research on China’s use of bilateral media cooperation to mediate its Belt and Road Initiative (BRI). Building upon the literature on strategic narratives, aesthetic power and the Silk Road as a foreign policy concept, we present a detailed case study of the visual imagery of the “Silk Road” documentary collaboration between China’s and Russia’s state-owned international broadcasters, China Radio International and RT…
Strategic Narratives of the Past
Political actors communicate strategic narratives to shape the meaning of place-images in the past, present and future. Whether narratives about the past are persuasive depends on the translation of historical ideas embedded in these narratives across time and space. Moreover, the imagination and re-imagination of historical place-images in foreign policy communication are contentious, because they stand for specific power relations and identity …
The Aesthetic Power of Ships in International Political Communication
This article argues that closer attention to the objects visualised in China’s international political communication of the Maritime Silk Road Initiative (MSRI) will add new knowledge of China’s global media strategies. Particularly, it contends that the creation of specific visual depictions of ships carries great significance in China’s strategic narratives of the MSRI. The argument suggests that these visuals help Beijing to legitimise their m…
Brics issue-narrative on culture
BRICS, a diplomatic platform comprising Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa, aims to create a fair and more democratic multipolar world order. Following their claim to uphold multilateralism, the BRICS group encourages people-to-people interactions. The cultural diversity of the BRICS members challenges the group to convey a coherent and substantive identity-narrative. However, strategic narratives are not only developed to give shape t…
Study of Strategic Narratives
In the battle of narratives to give meaning to the international system in the twenty-firstcentury, emerging powers are actively engaged. In particular, the BRICS group, comprising Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa, have advanced their claim to reconstitute international affairs to make it more just and fair. What if their narratives about the international system effectively contest narratives constituting the Liberal World Order? Fo…
Brics issue-narrative on culture
BRICS, a diplomatic platform comprising Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa, aims to create a fair and more democratic multipolar world order. Following their claim to uphold multilateralism, the BRICS group encourages people-to-people interactions. The cultural diversity of the BRICS members challenges the group to convey a coherent and substantive identity-narrative. However, strategic narratives are not only developed to give shape t…
The Construction of Power in the Strategic Narratives of the BRICS
Rising powers, collectively joined in informal diplomatic groups such as the BRICS, aim to influence the meaning of the international order by means of “strategic narratives.” Together, the BRICS develop strategic narratives that support their aspiration for a fairer and more democratic multipolar world order and which produce a positive perception of the group. This paper evaluates how BRICS’s system and identity narratives combine geostrategic,…
Strategic Narratives of the Past
Political actors communicate strategic narratives to shape the meaning of place-images in the past, present and future. Whether narratives about the past are persuasive depends on the translation of historical ideas embedded in these narratives across time and space. Moreover, the imagination and re-imagination of historical place-images in foreign policy communication are contentious, because they stand for specific power relations and identity …
Seeking strategic narrative alignment
This article explores the challenges of multilateral forums to form coherent ‘strategic narratives’ that align positively with foreign policy narratives of member states in a multi-stakeholder society. Specifically, it focuses on whether and how BRICS’s communication on the issue of infrastructural development is strategically aligned with Brazil’s foreign policy narrative towards Africa. The case study involves interview data from 2016 with non-…
Strategic narratives, visuality and infrastructure in the digital age
Visual communication is at the heart of international relations in the digital age. Using a range of media tools, political elites communicate so-called ‘strategic narratives’ to persuade and influence the behaviour of target audiences. The existing body of research on ‘strategic narratives’ examines both spoken and written messages. While an academic focus on visual texts is emerging, limited attention has been given to the visualization of peac…
Infrastructure Communication in International Relations
Belt and Road communication
Visualizing China’s Belt and Road Initiative on RT (Russia Today)
This paper comprises original research on China’s use of bilateral media cooperation to mediate its Belt and Road Initiative (BRI). Building upon the literature on strategic narratives, aesthetic power and the Silk Road as a foreign policy concept, we present a detailed case study of the visual imagery of the “Silk Road” documentary collaboration between China’s and Russia’s state-owned international broadcasters, China Radio International and RT…
The Aesthetic Power of Ships in International Political Communication
This article argues that closer attention to the objects visualised in China’s international political communication of the Maritime Silk Road Initiative (MSRI) will add new knowledge of China’s global media strategies. Particularly, it contends that the creation of specific visual depictions of ships carries great significance in China’s strategic narratives of the MSRI. The argument suggests that these visuals help Beijing to legitimise their m…
How do strategic narratives shape policy adoption? Responses to China's Belt and Road Initiative
Strategic narratives are increasingly considered important for domestic and international support for foreign policy. However, debate continues about why some strategic narratives successfully shape policy outcomes, while others are rejected. How states construct strategic narratives is well established. We know less about how states appropriate the strategic narratives of others, and the role this plays in policy adoption. Addressing this, we in…
China's Communication of the Belt and Road Initiative
This book examines how China’s international political communication of the Belt and Road Initiative comprises narratives about infrastructure and the Silk Road. By carefully selecting infrastructure modalities and Silk Road representations, it is argued that China’s aesthetic production of the Belt and Road Initiative advances China’s image as an infrastructure and standards-setting power, conjures up a historical continuation of friendly and co…
China's Communication of the Belt and Road Initiative
Strategic Narratives, Ontological Security and Global Policy
China’s Belt and Road Strategic Narratives up to the Second Belt and Road Forum
On the use of pride, hope and fear in China’s international artificial intelligence narratives on CGTN
China communicates strategic narratives about artificial intelligence (AI) in digital media productions to create a shared meaning about its actions and its image in the global race to develop AI. Building upon the literature in emotions and strategic narratives, this study seeks to clarify which emotions are discursively used in China’s international AI narratives, and their function and significance. Specifically, the study investigates emotion…
Conceptualizing the interplay between blue justice, blue economy, and blue governance
Recent literature on blue justice underscores its growing relevance to legal instruments and state practices of blue governance. The blue economy, while promising sustainable development, often generates risks for coastal communities, including displacement, inequitable distribution of benefits and harms, and exclusion from governance processes. In response, states and international organizations have begun integrating environmental justice princ…
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