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Authors: Ninh Thị Minh Tâm; Trần Thanh Tùng (2024-01) - Kinh tế biển là một lĩnh vực rộng lớn nên có nhiều chủ thể tham gia phát triển, mỗi chủ thể có một vị trí và vai trò khác nhau, đảm nhận mỗi khâu của quá trình phát triển tạo nên một hệ thống hoàn chỉnh. Trong đó, chính quyền địa phương đóng vai trò hết sức quan trọng trong việc tạo lập môi trường về thể chế, quản lý và hỗ trợ thúc đẩy phát triển kinh tế biển. Bài viết tập trung phân tích thực trạng vai trò của chính quyền địa phương các tỉnh duyên hải Bắc bộ trong việc hỗ trợ kinh tế biển phát triển.
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Authors: Lương Thị Thu Trang (2024-01) - Theo các nhà nghiên cứu, ly hôn có xu hướng gia tăng và ngày càng trở nên phổ biến trong xã hội Việt Nam ngày nay. Ly hôn là một hiện tượng xã hội không chỉ có tác động sâu sắc đối với người chồng và người vợ, mà hệ lụy nặng nề nhất của nó là những đứa trẻ hậu ly hôn. Những đứa trẻ trong các gia đình ly hôn có thể gặp rất nhiều vấn đề về tâm sinh lý, hành vi cũng như quan hệ xã hội. Trên cơ sở khảo cứu các nghiên cứu liên quan tới vấn đề bài viết đặt ra, tác giả sử dụng phương pháp tổng quan, tập trung làm rõ một số ảnh hưởng của ly hôn đến trẻ em - những đứa con trong các gia đình có cha mẹ đã ly hôn.
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Authors: Doris D’Hooghe (2017) - It is important to broaden our vision on attachment trauma, by pointing out the importance of the quality of parenting as an indicator to develop a secure attachment relationship. This quality mainly depends on the caregivers’ ability to mentalize, regulate, contain, play, and so on. The absence of these features causes traumatic stress in the child and impacts his psychological and neurological development and the possibility to attach. Thus, it is important that we are aware of the relationship between early attachment trauma (EAT) and affect dysregulation and dissociation. The seriousness depends on the early age of the child, the stress level of adverse experiences and the caregiver as the source of trauma
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Authors: Chris Chao Su; Francis L. F. Lee; Gongcheng Lin (2017) - Political communication researchers have shown that social network site (SNS) use and online network characteristics can impinge on people’s political attitudes and behavior. Nevertheless, individual SNSs have varying site architecture, basic design features, and functionalities, which may influence usage and online network characteristics. This study thus examines whether site architecture matters for understanding the political implications of SNSs.
Specifically, this article conceptualizes the distinction between public-oriented and private-oriented SNSs. It contends that the two types of SNSs would have varying impact on political behavior through the kinds of online networks that they tend to sustain. Analysis of a survey of university students in Guangzhou, China (N = 897), s...
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Authors: Gillian Bolsover (2017) - In studying online political communication in China, many researchers apply theories generated in the West (particularly that of the public sphere) without questioning their applicability in the Chinese context. Others argue that new theories must be generated from the ground up, often basing these theories on traditional Chinese philosophies. However, the applicability of these approaches remains unproven. This research uses a content analysis to compare comments on news stories on Chinese and Western social media sites. It finds that there is little evidence to support either the use of public sphere theory in China or the use of traditional conceptions of Eastern styles of communication.
Chinese netizens were no more subtle or harmonious (if anything, they were more divisive) an...
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Authors: Hepeng Jia; Weishan Miao; Zhi’an Zhang; Yanhui Cao (2017) - This paper examines factors motivating Chinese communication scholars to publish in international journals and how these factors shape their knowledge production. We also investigate these scholars’ treatment of particularity, which is central to debates on Asian approaches to communication scholarship. Based on in-depth interviews with 22 Chinese communication scholars, this study finds that Chinese scholars choose to publish overseas both as a result of institutional incentives and an attempt to relieve themselves from institutional and sociopolitical constraints in China. While promoting international publications, these institutional and sociopolitical factors also markedly influence the knowledge production process, leading to the segregation of international and local knowledg...
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Authors: Shirley S. Ho; Xiaodong Yang; Amber Thanwarani; Juliana M. Chan (2017) - This study extends the cognitive mediation model (CMM) by examining the role of social media in cultivating public science knowledge. A sample of 901 Singaporeans was collected through an online survey panel. The results showed that the CMM could be applied to a social media context with a focus on science literacy. Specifically, the findings indicated that people with higher levels of surveillance gratification and social utility motivations tended to pay more attention and to elaborate more about science news that they encounter on social media. Likewise, people with greater social utility motivation tended to engage in greater interpersonal discussions on social media. Notably, attention to news on social media had an indirect association with science knowledge through news elabo...
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Authors: Dong Dong; Hao-chieh Chang; Tianjiao Wang (2017) - Environmental corporate social responsibility (CSR) has been a popular practice among corporations. However, the mechanism and effectiveness of environmental CSR in affecting corporate– public communication are still unclear. Against the theoretical backdrop of the ‘halo effect’ and through a controlled experiment with 742 participants from Hong Kong and mainland China, we find that: if a company’s environmental CSR activity receives higher support from the consumers, it is less likely for consumers to avoid advertisements endorsed by the company. The CSR green halo effect therefore exists. Moreover, consumers’ nationality and their three preexisting attitudes (general environmental CSR support, environmental beliefs, and favorability of products’ country of origin) are important mo...
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Authors: Sabina Lissitsa (2017) - In light of the growing role of social media in conflict management, the current study analyzes the interrelationship of online political participation of Israeli Jews, the frequency of their online contacts with Arabs, and Jews’ perceived social distances from Arabs. The research was conducted through an online survey of a representative sample of 458 Israeli Jews who use the social media at least 3 times a week. Overall, although causation cannot be inferred because of the correlational design of our study, results suggest that frequency of online contacts may positively affect closeness to Arabs in line with contact theory. In keeping with the socialization perspective of political engagement, the findings indicate that the impact of online political participation on social dista...
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Authors: Mohammad Delwar Hossain; Aaron S. Veenstra (2017) - This study uses the framework of bridging and bonding social capital to explore how South Asian immigrants to the U.S. negotiate relationships amongst three social groups: their ties in their home country, their ties to Americans, and their ties to other South Asian immigrants living in the U.S. In so doing, it develops a model for immigrant social media use that contributes to an ongoing reassessment of the notion of community.
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