The Paradigm of "Politics and Economy Game": A Theoretical Investigation on State-Market Relationship in China’s Journalism Reform

WANG Bin

Chinese Journal of Journalism & Communication ›› 2016, Vol. 38 ›› Issue (9) : 154-169.

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The Paradigm of "Politics and Economy Game": A Theoretical Investigation on State-Market Relationship in China’s Journalism Reform

  • Wang Bin is an associate professor at School of Journalism and Communication, Renmin University of China. E-mail: binwang@ruc.edu.cn. Wang Yaxian is a postgraduate student at School of Journalism and Communication, Renmin University of China. Email: monkey-apple@qq.com. This paper is a part of the research project "Marxism Journalism Theory Innovation Research" (12XNL008 Phase Ⅱ), supported by the Scientifc Research Foundation of Renmin University of China for the Major Basic Research Program.
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Politics and economy game theory is one of the paradigms that explain why China’s journalism reform happens. There are two types of interpretations that focus on the “state-market” under this paradigm. Succession is mainly reflected on the position that nation and market are either-or things, where liberals focus on the state and the new leftists focus on the market; subsequent developmental scholars think state and market can be integrated with each other as a state-market complex and they hold different opinions on the function and property of the market. Besides, journalism professionalism is also regarded as the third force that acts on journalism in China. The development of the Internet technology and the state divergence will also challenge the politics and economy game theory in the future.

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China’s journalism reform / state and market / Internet / user

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WANG Bin. The Paradigm of "Politics and Economy Game": A Theoretical Investigation on State-Market Relationship in China’s Journalism Reform[J]. Chinese Journal of Journalism & Communication. 2016, 38(9): 154-169

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This paper is a part of the research project "Marxism Journalism Theory Innovation Research" (12XNL008 Phase Ⅱ), supported by the Scientifc Research Foundation of Renmin University of China for the Major Basic Research Program.

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