Decoding Amartya Sen's notion of identity
Source: Journal of Political Theory and Communication, Issue 9/2023
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Promoting the people’s strength in firmly defending the Party’s ideological foundation, countering wrongful and hostile viewpoints in the new context
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The Influence of social media product advertising on the purchasing behavior of high school students in Hanoi
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Children with Autism online newspapers: From “Victims” to “Heroes” - A Framing Analysis Study
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Innovation - the “key” to developing television in the digital age
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Visual storytelling in social media communication campaigns
Children with Autism online newspapers: From “Victims” to “Heroes” - A Framing Analysis Study
In recent years, in Vietnam, the image of children with autism has appeared increasingly often in the media. They are not only portrayed from the “victim” perspective - as disadvantaged and vulnerable individuals in need of protection - but are also represented as “heroes,” individuals of great resilience and talent who have become sources of inspiration for the community. This study employs the framing analysis method to examine how online newspapers depict children with autism in Vietnamese journalism. It further evaluates the impact of such representations on social perceptions, community behavior
Big data in policy-making and some applications in Western countries
Big data in policy-making and some applications in Western countries
Abstract: The Fourth Industrial Revolution has deeply impacted the economic, political, and social life in almost every country. The emergence of big data, algorithmic management, artificial intelligence, and their applications has brought about rapid changes in all fields. In line with this trend, many countries around the world have successfully applied information technology to provide appropriate policy solutions in a rapidly changing context. The article provides theoretical issues on big data and its applications in policy-making in some European countries.
Relationship between US Presidents and press in the 20th century
Relationship between US Presidents and press in the 20th century
Abstract: The press-communication system in the United States has a long-standing historical tradition and a rich theoretical, practical foundation based on the development of science and technology, which can serve as a reference for many countries. The relationship between US Presidents and the press is complex, undergoing many fluctuations throughout its historical process, especially in the 20th century. Therefore, this is an issue that needs to be studied and clarified, contributing to enhancing understanding between the two countries and enriching the knowledge base of press, communication, and politics.
Identifying the influence of social media audience on the products of press agencies
Identifying the influence of social media audience on the products of press agencies
Abstract: Social media audience is the target subjects that press agencies aim to impact, while they in turn engage in interactive feedback and participate in the creative process of press products. Given this context, identifying and analyzing the influence of social media audience on the products of media agencies is an essential task. Additionally, the article proposes solutions to enhance the quality of products to attract attention and participation from the public.
Further discussion on political culture
Further discussion on political culture
Abstract: Political culture is a concept that interests many researchers. However, they often only delve into the external formal aspects and the internal substantive nature rather than analyzing the comprehensive principles in between. Simultaneously, they fail to demonstrate the regulated interconnectedness, the objective development reality among these aspects. The article analyzes, clarifies the essence and limitations in perceiving this concept as well as proposes solutions to overcome, building a politically cultured Vietnam based on the creative application of Ho Chi Minh's ideological foundation.
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