The Contentious Public Sphere: Law, Media, and Authoritarian Rule in China (Princeton Studies in Contemporary China)
by Ya-Wen Lei
The Contentious Public Sphere explores how law and media shape public life under authoritarian rule in China. Focusing on the tensions surrounding a contentious public sphere, Ya-Wen Lei offers a focused contribution to the study of contemporary Chinese politics, law, media, and society.
About This Book
The Contentious Public Sphere examines the relationship between law, media, and authoritarian rule in China.
The book focuses on the public sphere as a site of contention and political communication.
It considers how legal and media institutions function within China’s authoritarian system.
Published in the Princeton Studies in Contemporary China series, this work offers a focused study of contemporary Chinese politics and society.
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