Routledge : Shortening the Distance between Government and Public II

Explore the complex dynamics of political communication in China with this scholarly work from Routledge. This volume examines the concept of distance not as mere estrangement, but as a controllable resource that shapes the relationship between the state and its citizens. By applying theories from western political science, the author provides a deep look into the laws and mechanisms that govern how information flows within the Chinese political system. This book offers an empirical investigation into how modern tools influence political connectivity. It specifically analyzes the impact of online social media platforms, such as Weibo, on the interaction between authorities and the public. For students, researchers, and professionals in law and political science, this text provides a necessary framework for understanding how digital landscapes change the way government and society interact in a modern context.