Email:kchen@pku.edu.cn
Kaihe Chen is a Professor, Doctoral tutor, and the head of the department of Journalism at the School of Journalism and Communication, Peking University. He is Director of Peking University’s Institute of Culture and Communication. He received his B.A. and M.A. in International Politics from Peking University, and got his PhD in International Relations from the University of Hong Kong.
Journalism Theory, World Journalism History, Global Communication
Marxist Theory of Journalism (Undergraduate), World Journalism History (Undergraduate), Media and Society in China (Undergraduate, in English); Media and International Relations (Graduate), Globalization and Communication (Graduate),
1. Chen, Kaihe (2025). Pursuing innovation in the context of systemic change of mainstream media: A case study of People’s Daily’s coverage on rule of law. Journalistic Front (xinwen zhanxian).
2. Zhou, Yifang. & Chen, Kaihe. (2023). The dilemma and solutions for copy right protection of news works in the digital communication era. China Copyright (zhongguo banquan).
3. Chen, Kaihe (2021). Exploration on the relationship between traditional Chinese culture and the development of Marxist viewpoints on Journalism. Journalism and Communication Journal (zhongguo xinwen chuanbo yanjiu).
4. Chen, Kaihe (2020). On the evolution of Japan’s strategy in international cultural communication. Journalism and Communication Journal (zhongguo xinwen chuanbo yanjiu).
5. Chen, Kaihe (2018). Constructing a diversified, multi-dimensional and efficient international discouse system. The Press (xinwen zhanxian).
6. Chen, Kaihe (2013). Research on Chinese media’s coverage on poverty reduction. PKU Journalism and Communication Review (beida xinwen yu chuanbo pinglun).
7. Chen, Kaihe (2011). Civic Spirit and National Image. International Communications (duiwai chuanbo).
8. Chen, Kaihe (2010). Think tanks and their functioning in America’s international communication. International Communications (duiwai chuanbo).
9. Chen, Kaihe (2007). A study on China’s international public relations strategy in multilateral diplomacy. Foreign Affairs Review (waijiao pinglun).
10. Chen, Kaihe (2006). A preliminary exploration of government international public relations. Media Method (guanggao daguan).
School of Joumalism & Communication,Peking University
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