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Report on Chinese Social Opinion and Crisis Management

Part of the Research Series on the Chinese Dream and China’s Development Path Book Series

Editors: Xie, Yungeng

DOI: 10.1007/978-981-10-4003-0

ISBN: 978-981-10-4001-6

Publisher: Springer Singapore - Springer Journals

May 23, 2019

1 - 10 of 11 Chapters

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2014 Chinese Social Opinion Survey: Report

Liu, Cong; Gao, Yunwei; Liu, Yi; Zheng, Guangjia; Li, Mingzhe

Pages: 1 –25

[Livelihood issues are an important part of national development and social management. Public opinion on livelihood issues can provide effective reference for the government’s work. The Social Survey Center of the Public Opinion Research Laboratory of Shanghai Jiao Tong University conducted a...
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2013 Report on Online Public Opinion Incidents

Gao, Yunwei; Li, Mingzhe; Zheng, Guangjia; Liu, Cong; Liu, Rui; Wan, Xuan’ao; Qin, Jing

Pages: 27 –54

[In the year 2013, the number of public opinion incidents with a greater “heat” or pressure profile has decreased compared to 2012. While the number of public opinion incidents pertaining to organizations and institutions has increased, the proportion of such incidents to the total has decreased....
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The Internet Has Changed China: Ten Years of Online Public Opinion Incidents in China, 2003–2012

Li, Mingzhe; Chen, Wei; Zheng, Guangjia

Pages: 55 –94

[Since 2003, Internet technologies have developed dramatically in China, with the penetration rate steadily rising as such technologies are applied in ever more areas. Not only does the Internet serve as a medium and a platform, but it has also been a vehicle for public life, the catalyst for...
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Ten Years of Online Public Opinion in China: From Hot Topics to Trend Analysis

Xie, Yungeng; Liu, Yi; Liu, Rui; Wan, Xuan’ao; Liu, Cong; Ji, Dan; He, Xiaoyuan; Wang, Li; Lv, Qing; Dong, Yinxue; Li, Huijun

Pages: 95 –142

[With the rapid development of new media, China’s media environment is currently going through dramatic change. Public opinion incidents have occurred with great frequency in the new media environment, becoming a subject of interest for the state, for society, and for academia. Thanks to the...
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A Study of How Information Spread During Public Incidents Among Social Media Users

Qiao, Rui

Pages: 143 –153

[Chinese society is currently in the midst of transformation, and unexpected public incidents occur with some frequency. On the other hand, we have seen rapid development with social media, which has become a key platform for the propagation of information regarding unexpected public incidents....
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The Impact of Sentiments in Weibo Posts on Commenting and Reposting Behavior on the Platform

Liu, Cong; Wan, Xuan’ao

Pages: 155 –168

[The aim of this study is to understand the impact of various types of, and the intensity of, sentiments associated with information on Weibo on the rate of reposts. For the study sample, 24 public incidents were randomly selected out of the top 300 public incidents on 5 microblog platforms for...
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A Study of the Role of Online Opinion Leaders in Public Incidents

Xie, Yungeng; Wang, Ping; Liu, Rui; Xu, Ying; Gong, Yufei; Lv, Qing; Wang, Lei; Li, Haoyu; Rong, Ting

Pages: 169 –183

[Online opinion leaders have emerged over time in the new media landscape. Online opinion leaders serve as information sources, analyze, and explain events, demonstrate and guide, and participate in efforts in service of the public and also serve to mobilize people online. Opinion leaders play...
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Key Points in the Weibo Information Dissemination Process and Their Causal Mechanism: An Empirical Study of 30 High-Profile Opinion Incidents on Weibo

Xie, Yungeng; Rong, Ting

Pages: 185 –199

[In information dissemination on Weibo, key nodes determine the flow and direction of information transmission and hence have a significant influence on the trend of public opinion. In this study, we looked at 7584 popular Weibo postings regarding 30 public incidents from between 2011 and 2012...
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The Public’s Evaluations of the Government’s Emergency Management Capabilities: Ratings and Determining Factors

Rong, Ting; Liu, Cong

Pages: 201 –225

[The government’s emergency management capabilities emblematize its ability to govern and the state of harmonious development in society. In this study, we looked at the public’s evaluations of the government’s emergency management capabilities and the factors that affect such ratings, and found...
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A Study of the Relationship Between People’s Level of Satisfaction with Public Services and Sense of Happiness

Chen, Wei

Pages: 227 –240

[The provision of public services is a core function of modern governments and is closely related to residents’ happiness levels. In this study, we investigated the relationship between levels of residents’ satisfaction with public services provided by the government and their happiness levels....

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