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  • A role (in)congruity study on Vietnamese journalists’ perception of female and male leadership

    • Authors: Hong Tien Vu; Hue Trong Duong; Barbara Barnett; Tien-Tsung Lee (2017)

  • This survey study examines the applicability of role congruity theory on journalists in Vietnam. Findings show that journalists hold stereotypical perceptions of female leaders. Journalists see female leaders as more communal while male leaders as more agentic. Journalists believe it is more important to report information on female leaders’ domesticity and physicality than it is on male leaders. In addition, journalists from families with a traditional division of labor tend to hold stronger gender stereotypes. Theoretical and practical implications are discussed.
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  • State–press relations revisited: a case study on how American media portray the post-war Vietnam

    • Authors: Hong Tien Vu; Tien-Tsung Lee (2012)

  • This study revisited the state^press relations theory by analyzing the coverage of Vietnam over the 30 years between 1980 and 2009 in two leading American news magazines, Time and Newsweek. A contribution of this research is its context of the long-term and volatile relationship between these two countries. Despite progress in the diplomatic relations between the United States and Vietnam, the portrayal of Vietnam in US media remained unchanged. This finding indicates that American media do not always support the US government’s political stance when covering international news. It suggests a new direction for future research applying this theory.