How China's Official Media Condones the Roots of Corruption: Case Studies of the Distribution and Uses of a Party Newspaper and an Anti-Corruption Film

RA Murphy

How China's Official Media Condones the Roots of Corruption: Case Studies of the Distribution and Uses of a Party Newspaper and an Anti-Corruption Film

RA Murphy

School for Policy Studies

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Translated title of the contribution	How China's Official Media Condones the Roots of Corruption: Case Studies of the Distribution and Uses of a Party Newspaper and an Anti-Corruption Film
Original language	English
Journal	Critical Asian Studies
Publication status	Published - 2005

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