Gary Rawnsley | Aberystwyth University (original) (raw)
I research and teach at the intersection of international relations and international communications with particular reference to Asia (and especially China and Taiwan). My main areas of interest are propaganda, public diplomacy and soft power, strategic communications and information warfare, and democratisation and the media. I am the author and editor of over 12 books and numerous journal articles, journalism and media appearances on the above subjects. I am also involved in the University's internationalisation strategy and hope to create and facilitate more research and teaching links between Aberystwyth and universities across the world. I Chair the University's International and Collaborative Partnerships Committee, and was the Chair of the management committee to establish the Mauritius campus of Aberystwyth University. My job includes the regular visit to our foreign partners to discuss our relationship, including research links, teaching collaboration and student recruitment.
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Contemporary Security Studies, 2008
China perpectives, 2003
We will strengthen our efforts in publicising Taiwan's outstanding achievements in economic ... more We will strengthen our efforts in publicising Taiwan's outstanding achievements in economic development and political democratisation to make the international community understand better the significant role we can play.Foreign Minister Dr Tien Hung-mao, June 5th 2001 The ...
Political Communication and Democracy, 2005
Political Communication and Democracy, 2005
Journal of Current Chinese Affairs, Oct 14, 2014
Journal of International Communication, 2012
Perspectives Chinoises, Apr 1, 2003
... La rivalité diplomatique entre la Chine et Taiwan montre que les relations internationales so... more ... La rivalité diplomatique entre la Chine et Taiwan montre que les relations internationales sont aujourd'hui encore définies par des ... les raisons pour lesquelles Taiwan a développé des actions de propagande (qualifiées par Joseph Nye de « soft power ») dont le but est de ...
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The China Quarterly, 2003
Radio Diplomacy and Propaganda, 1996
China Perspectives, Apr 1, 2006
This only is denied to God : the power to change the pastAgathonThough God cannot alter the pa... more This only is denied to God : the power to change the pastAgathonThough God cannot alter the past, historians canSamuel Butler I read China's New Nationalism in one sitting having re-read Iris Chang's Rape of Nanking (Penguin, 1997) the day before. Although a coincidence ...
Innovation in Diplomatic Practice, 1999
The Vitality of Taiwan, 2012
The China Quarterly, 2003
Perspectives chinoises, 2003
China Perspectives, 2004
ABSTRACT Media reform is a valuable indicator of democratisation. It provides an abundance of inf... more ABSTRACT Media reform is a valuable indicator of democratisation. It provides an abundance of information about the levels of freedom, tolerance, social justice and pluralism within a political system. This article reviews the changes in the Taiwanese media that have occurred since the lifting of martial law in 1987 and considers how the media are faring at the beginning of Chen Shui-bian’s second term. Taiwan’s media are still at an early stage of democratisation but it cannot be denied that progress has been made and that Taiwan’s media are looking increasingly like those operating in systems at comparatively similar stages of democratic consolidation.
American Historical Review, 2007
Contemporary Security Studies, 2008
China perpectives, 2003
We will strengthen our efforts in publicising Taiwan's outstanding achievements in economic ... more We will strengthen our efforts in publicising Taiwan's outstanding achievements in economic development and political democratisation to make the international community understand better the significant role we can play.Foreign Minister Dr Tien Hung-mao, June 5th 2001 The ...
Political Communication and Democracy, 2005
Political Communication and Democracy, 2005
Journal of Current Chinese Affairs, Oct 14, 2014
Journal of International Communication, 2012
Perspectives Chinoises, Apr 1, 2003
... La rivalité diplomatique entre la Chine et Taiwan montre que les relations internationales so... more ... La rivalité diplomatique entre la Chine et Taiwan montre que les relations internationales sont aujourd'hui encore définies par des ... les raisons pour lesquelles Taiwan a développé des actions de propagande (qualifiées par Joseph Nye de « soft power ») dont le but est de ...
[skip to content]. SOAS Research Online. SOAS Home »; Research »; SOAS Research Online. Login, ...
The China Quarterly, 2003
Radio Diplomacy and Propaganda, 1996
China Perspectives, Apr 1, 2006
This only is denied to God : the power to change the pastAgathonThough God cannot alter the pa... more This only is denied to God : the power to change the pastAgathonThough God cannot alter the past, historians canSamuel Butler I read China's New Nationalism in one sitting having re-read Iris Chang's Rape of Nanking (Penguin, 1997) the day before. Although a coincidence ...
Innovation in Diplomatic Practice, 1999
The Vitality of Taiwan, 2012
The China Quarterly, 2003
Perspectives chinoises, 2003
China Perspectives, 2004
ABSTRACT Media reform is a valuable indicator of democratisation. It provides an abundance of inf... more ABSTRACT Media reform is a valuable indicator of democratisation. It provides an abundance of information about the levels of freedom, tolerance, social justice and pluralism within a political system. This article reviews the changes in the Taiwanese media that have occurred since the lifting of martial law in 1987 and considers how the media are faring at the beginning of Chen Shui-bian’s second term. Taiwan’s media are still at an early stage of democratisation but it cannot be denied that progress has been made and that Taiwan’s media are looking increasingly like those operating in systems at comparatively similar stages of democratic consolidation.
American Historical Review, 2007
