
Published online:
14 September 2011
Published in print:
01 June 2010
Online ISBN:
9789882207066
Print ISBN:
9789622091733
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The Genesis of the Stories in This Book The Genesis of the Stories in This Book
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How the Book Is Organized How the Book Is Organized
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The Promises and Limitations of Chinese Journalism The Promises and Limitations of Chinese Journalism
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The Evolution of Investigative Journalism in China: The Precursors The Evolution of Investigative Journalism in China: The Precursors
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The Pre-Reform Era The Pre-Reform Era
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The Second Reform Era: 1992 to 2003 The Second Reform Era: 1992 to 2003
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Tightening the Screws in the Hu-Wen Era Tightening the Screws in the Hu-Wen Era
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Legal Straitjackets since 2003 Legal Straitjackets since 2003
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Investigative Journalism since 2003 Investigative Journalism since 2003
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A Survey of Chinese Peasants A Survey of Chinese Peasants
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The Rise of Citizen Journalism The Rise of Citizen Journalism
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Where Are They Now? Where Are They Now?
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The Limitations of Investigative Journalism in China The Limitations of Investigative Journalism in China
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Notes Notes
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Chapter
Introduction: The Journalism Tradition / By Ying Chan
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Chan, Ying, 'Introduction: The Journalism Tradition / By Ying Chan', Investigative Journalism in China: Eight Cases in Chinese Watchdog Journalism (Hong Kong , 2010; online edn, Hong Kong Scholarship Online, 14 Sept. 2011), https://doi.org/10.5790/hongkong/9789622091733.003.0001, accessed 30 Apr. 2025.
Abstract
By highlighting eight investigative stories that are of modern-classic status in China, this book offers a tribute to the Chinese men and women who have kept their faith in the art of truth-telling and investigative reporting intact in spite of great personal sacrifices and hardships. They have pushed their luck, on paths fraught with setbacks and disappointments. This book is about them, their hopes and desires in the ever-evolving, brave new world of Chinese journalism. In telling their stories, this book also explores the limitations and fragile state of Chinese journalism today.
Keywords:
investigative reporting, China, journalism, fellowship program, truth-telling, investigative journalism
Subject
Media Studies
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