Issues in defending Party’s ideological foundation, combating wrong, hostile views in teaching and researching at the Academy of Journalism and Communication
The article identifies the connection between teaching and researching with combating wrong, hostile views in recent years at the Academy of Journalism and Communication. The outcome of these activities is proven by the flexible, creative application of theory into practice, the employment of active teaching methods in political theory, journalism, and communication courses. It also provides scientific foundation from scientific projects, articles in the struggle to protect the Party’s ideological foundation and to fight against the wrong, hostile views. In addition, the article discusses the limitations in teaching and researching and proposes five solutions to effectively protect the Party’s ideological foundation and combat the wrong, hostile views in the coming time.
Source: Journal of Political Theory and Communications, no 5 (2020).
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