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Governing China’s Celebrities

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posted on 2024-05-26, 22:53 authored by Elaine Jeffreys, Jian XuJian Xu
Governing China’s Celebrities

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Australian Outlook

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1-1

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eng

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Background This is a commentary piece invited by Australian Institute of International Affairs. It discusses the regulation and governance of celebrities in China. Contribution The pieces provides insights into the politics of celebrity governance in China Significance China’s entertainment celebrities are indentured to aid the ruling Communist Party by regulatory frameworks and potential online public censure with follow-up industry and government action. These formal and informal controls prevent PRC celebrities from using their mediatised star power to wield oppositional political influence.

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Australian Institute of International Affairs

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Canberra, A.C.T.

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