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				<title>Trust in State Media: Analyzing the Chinese Communist Party&#39;s Changing Approach to Public Opinion and Media Censorship</title>
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				<description>By Edward F. Xu - China&amp;rsquo;s rise as a global power has major implications for the future of free speech and media censorship both within and outside the People&amp;rsquo;s Republic. While there are numerous examples of the Chinese Communist Party employing blanket bans on accessing information, it also often frequently permits the presence of media unfavorable to the party due to the current state strategy of &amp;ldquo;public opinion guidance&amp;rdquo; that utilizes centrally commanded counter-narratives that delegitimize or undermine dissenters (Tai). I evaluated this approach and determined that it is crucial in fostering...</description>
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