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Before joining LJMU in 2001, Dr. Cao taught in the Department of East Asia, University of London. His main research areas cover British/Western media representation of China and cultural and political discourse of the Chinese mass media. His research has been published in major international journals and with RoutledgeCurzon and Palgrave. Currently he is working on a project the role of the media in mediating socio-cultural and political changes in contemporary China, supported by a British Academy research grant

Professor Cui has his Ph.D. from Northeast University of Japan. He originally graduated from the Chinese Department of Nanjing Normal University. He returned from Japan to China in 1997. He was a Vice Dean of the Research Institute, and Vice Dean of the News and Communication College in Nanjing Normal University. He joined the faculty of Tsinghua University in 2000. He has published several books and more than thirty papers.

1962年生,日本东北大学博士。兼任中国科技新闻学会科技传播研究会理事、部长；日本社会情报学会会员、日本东北福祉大学客座研究员等。1984年毕业于南京师范大学中文系，毕业后留校工作。1988年在中国社科院新闻研究所攻读研究生课程班，1990年赴日本东北大学留学，先后获得文学硕士、信息科学硕士、信息科学博士学位。1997年回国工作，任南京师范大学新闻与传播学院副教授、院长助理、研究所副所长、新闻与传播学院副院长、江苏省新闻人才培训中心副主任等职。2000年调入清华大学传播系。主要担任的课程：《传播学原理》、《传播学研究方法》、《媒介经营案例研究》

主要科研课题：共承担了国家或省部级科研项目8项：教育部课题"信息社会的理论与模式"；教育部课题"新世纪网络课程建设-大众传播学"网络课程制作；国家社科项目"中国出版集团发展模式研究"子课题负责人；教育部课题"星网合一电视发展模式研究"负责人；教育部课题"中国远程教育发展战略研究"子课题负责人；清华大学重点项目"大众媒介与社会发展"子课题负责人等。

主要著作：《媒介变革与社会发展》（专著，南京师大出版社1999）、《信息社会的理论与模式》（专著，高等教育出版社1999）、《新闻事业管理》（合著，武汉大学出版社1999）、《信息化城市》（译著，江苏人民出版社2001）《传播学论文选萃》（编著，南京师大出版社1999）

主要论文有："媒介是条鱼——理解媒介生态学"（《中国传媒报告》2003年第2期）、"媒介变革的冲击"（《新闻与传播研究》1999年4期）、"技术创新与媒介变革"（《当代传播》1999年6期）、"报纸定价与定位策略"（《中国记者》1999年12期）、"信息行为论"（《当代传播》2000年1期）、"日本电视数字化发展趋势"（《中国记者》2001年1期）、"南京报业：热战转入冷战"（《新闻实践》2000年4期）等30余篇。

联系地址：bgcui@mail.tsinghua.edu.cn

Professor Du has been contributing pivotal efforts to the establishment of the Communication Department by working as Dean since May 10,2003. And he has worked concurrently as Director of the Computer-Mediated Communication Research Center of NJU, established on December 3, 2003.

Professor Du Junfei has won many closed scholarships, national grants, and other honors, including "National Humanities & Social Sciences Foundation, P. R. China （2001; 2002;2005）", "First Prize Academic Excellence in Philosophy and Social Science of Nanjing University ( 2002 )", etc.

His publications include:

担任课程

Professor Gao's research interests include Chinese communication processes, cross-cultural interpersonal relationship development, and intercultural communication. Her publications have appeared in the International Journal of Intercultural Relations, Communication Quarterly, and Communication Research Reports, among others. Her more recent work on Chinese communication includes Communicating Effectively with the Chinese (with Stella Ting-Toomey; Sage, 1998).

Professor Gong received both his bachelor's and master's degrees from the Western Language Department of Peking University, in 1967 and 1981, with majors in English. He has presented papers at many international meetings, and has been a Visiting Scholar in various international universities, including the University of California at Berkeley, the University of California at Santa Barbara, and Stanford University.

He has many academic achievements, has published several books and many papers, and has translated several books and papers.

简历:

Professor Guo graduated from Renmin University of China in 1982. Then he attended the News Research Institute of Tokyo University, Japan, where he received his master's degree in 1987, and finished his Ph.D. training in 1992. After returning to China he joined the faculty of Renmin University, where he became Lecturer, Associate Professor, and Professor. In 1997 he became Vice Dean, and in 1999 Dean of the News College

He has taught a variety of courses, and published many books and papers, and now holds numerous academic positions.

学术成果

一、 著作教材等

Dr. Heisey was selected as a Coolidge Fellow in 1993 to do research at Cambridge, elected as a Fellow in the International Academy for Intercultural Research in 1997, received the President's Medal in 1997 from the Kent State University Board of Trustees for his accomplishments in teaching, administration, research, and international exchange programs. He conducted or arranged student exchange programs between Kent State and institutions in England, Sweden, Poland. In 1992 he initiated a faculty exchange program between Kent State and the Guangming Daily newspaper in Beijing which continues to this day, in 1994 he initiated a faculty exchange program between his School of Communication Studies at Kent State and the Department of International Politics at Renmin University in Beijing, and in 1996 initiated a faculty exchange program with the Department of International and Intercultural Communication at Peking University. He directed 18 doctoral dissertations.

He has presented his research in intercultural communication and particiated in international conferences in Montreal, Ottawa, Vancouver, Acapulco, Seoul, Tokyo, Harbin, Beijing, Haikou, Taipei, Tehran, Amsterdam, Lund, and regularly at conferences in the United States. His research interests are rhetorical analysis of the cultural arguments and values in the political communication of international leaders, including Brezhnev, Sobchak, Begin, Arafat, Saddam Hussein, the Ayatollah Khomeini, the Shah of Iran, Mitterrand, Thatcher, Reagan, Bush, Clinton, Mao Zedong, Jiang Zemin, Zhu Rongji, Hu Jintao, Olaf Palme, de Klerk, and the rhetoric of revolutionary movements and cultural conflicts in Europe and the Middle East. His work currently is focused on the rhetoric of Chinese political leaders.

He has published in Communication Monographs, Quarterly Journal of Speech, World Communication, Journal of Communication and Religion, Southern Journal of Communication, Western Speech Communication, Intercultural Communication Studies, Journalism and Communication (in Chinese), Human Communication, Politica, and chapters in numerous books, including NCA's Annual of International and Intercultural Communication. He has co-edited with Wenxiang Gong, Communication and Culture: China and the World Entering the 21st Century (1998), and served as editor of Ablex Publishing Corporation's series called, Advances in Communication and Culture, which published five books. The first in the series was his edited volume entitled, Chinese Perspectives in Rhetoric and Communication (2000). Two others he co-edited with lead editors Wenshan Jia and Xing Lu were Chinese Communication Theory and Research: Reflections, New Frontiers, and New Directions (2002) and Chinese Communication Studies: Contexts and Comparisons (2002), He also served on the editorial board of Communication Theory (ICA) and Journal of Communication and Religion (RCA) and has reviewed articles for International Journal of Intercultural Relations (IAIR). He served as chair of NCA's Division of International and Intercultural Communication (2001-2002) and president of the International Association of Intercultural Communication Studies (2001-2003).

Professor Hu’s research areas are media policy and institutional transition, media development strategy, media management, and political economy of communication. He has chaired and accomplished research projects in China from the National Social Sciences Foundation, the National Commission of Reform and Development, the Ministry of Education, the State Administration of Radio, Film and Television (SARFT), and Beijing Municipal Government. He has published papers on Chinese media in transition for numerous leading Chinese journals including the Chinese Broadcasting Academic Journal and Modern Communication. He is the author of several influential books as Media Reality and Beyond (2004) and Media Management Renovation (2000), etc.

Dr.Hu is member of the Expert Committee of Courses Development and Disciplines Establishment, Ministry of Education; member of the Evaluation Committee, China Studying Abroad Foundation Council; member of the Expert Committee of Post-doctor Program Evaluation, Ministry of Labor and Human Resources; member of the Standing Committee of the Beijing Journalists Association; member of the editorial committee of MEDIA ASIA magazine, Singapore; member of the Advisory Committee of the Asia Media, Information and Communication Center (AMIC); vice-Chair of the Communication Association of China.

Dr. Hu has been a visiting scholar at University of Durham, Britain (2001), Simon Fraser University, Canada (2002-2003), Jonkoping International Business School, Sweden (2005), and a research fellow at Shorenstein Center on the Press, Politics and Public Policy, Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University (2005).

Professor Hu can be reached via email at huzhr@hotmail.com

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北京广播学院中国广播电视研究中心主任、教务处处长，。河南开封人。中共党员。1982年--1986年在北京广播学院新闻系学习，获法学学士。1986年7月在北京广播学院新闻系工作，历任助教、讲师、副教授，新闻系副主任。1996年在中国人民大学新闻学院攻读博士学位，1999年，获文学博士。1998年，任北京广播学院教务处处长、教授。2000年，任北京广播学院中国广播电视研究中心主任、博士生导师。主要研究领域为传播学理论、广播电视传播、媒介管理等。主要著作有《媒介管理研究—广播电视管理创新体系》、《传播学总论》（获北京市第5届哲学社会科学优秀成果二等奖）、《卫星电视传播》、《新闻理论教程》等，主持并完成国家社会科学基金项目"社会主义市场经济条件下的广播电视（含有线台）管理研究"，设计并参与"广播电视宣传热点问题研究"、"广播电视多出精品机制研究"等多项国家社会科学基金项目。负责国家广播电影电视总局人文社科项目"传播学名著译丛"。共发表成果100多万字。多次赴德国、美国以及香港、台湾等地区进修、考察、讲学和进行学术交流。为中宣部"五个一工程"奖、"中国广播电视新闻奖"以及中央电视台等多家媒介的评委、顾问等。1991年获"北京市优秀青年教师"称号，1995年获"北京市优秀青年骨干教师"称号。1999年获霍英东教育基金会资助科学研究。

代表性文章：

Prof. Huang received his professional journalism training in Beijing. From 1988 to 1994, he was in the Unite Kingdom to pursue his Ph.D. degree, and worked as a journalist. Professor Huang received the degree from the University of Westminster, United Kingdom in 1993. Since 1994, he has been on the teaching staff of the Journalism Department, Hong Kong Baptist University.

His current research interests include: mass media in Hong Kong and mainland China, media representation/construction, social relations and media changes, political economy of media/communication studies, news/media and social development, media and Chinese nationalism, Chinese language in HK media, media and social transformation in Chinese societies, and journalism performance.

His recent publications include articles in the journals American Review of China Studies, Intercultural Communication Studies, The China Review, World Englishes, Modern Communication, Media Development, Journal of China Report. He has also contributed a number of chapters in different books.

Dr. GUO Ke is professor of journalism of the College of International Journalism & Communication, director of the Center of Global Public Opinions of China at Shanghai International Studies University (SISU). He holds a BA degree in English Linguistics and Literature from Zhejiang University and a BA degree in International Journalism from SISU, a MS degree in Journalism from Kansas State University, USA (under the 1995-1996 Fulbright Grant), and a Ph.D. degree in Mass Communication from Fudan University, China.

Dr. GUO is also one of the founding members of SISU’s international journalism program both at the undergraduate and graduate levels, which is known as a pioneer of bilingual journalism education in China.

He is also a member of the China Association of Broadcasting Journalism Education, the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication (AEJMC), USA, and a member of the Journalism Education Supervisory & Consultative Committee of the Ministry of Education of China. Dr. GUO is now actively promoting journalism education accreditation among Chinese journalism education programs.

In the past 20 years, Dr. GUO’s major research focus has included international communication, global media (particularly the English-language media in a non-English environment), global public opinions, media effect and evaluation as well as international journalism education models and accreditation. He has published two academic books on international communication and media effect and evaluation, and more than 30 academic papers, in both Chinese and English. He has also organized three international conferences on media, communication and journalism education and has been involved in several national and international research projects on global media, English-language media in China and international journalism education.

Dr. Kluver’s current research interests include the role of the Internet in Asian societies, Asian political communication, globalization, and the political impact of information technologies. Dr. Kluver received his PhD from the University of Southern California and has been on the faculty at universities in China, the US, and Singapore. He has edited or co-edited a number of books on Chinese communication, politics in China, new media technologies, and civic discourse. His co-edited book, Civic Discourse, Civil Society, and Chinese Communities, received the Outstanding Book Award from the International and Intercultural Division of the National Communication Association in 1999. His article, The Logic of New Media in International Relations, received the 2003 Walter Benjamin Award for outstanding article in Media Ecology. Dr. Kluver is a cofounder and moderator of the Chinese Internet Research Listserve.

Dr. Li's research interest is in social impacts of information technology, with emphasis on interactive media. His studies have investigated several aspects of the Internet as a communication medium, including the impact of ISP interruption on users, online shopping behavior, effectiveness of web banner ads, targeting in interactive advertising, methodological issues of Internet research, measuring Internet access, and impact of sponsorship on perceived credibility of health information Web sites. More recently, his research focuses on virtual experience in e-commerce. His publications have appeared in Journal of Advertising, Journal of Interactive Marketing, Journal of Consumer Psychology, Journal of Computer Mediated Communication, Journal of E-Government, Journalism and Mass Communication Quarterly, Journal of Direct Marketing, Journal of Current Issues and Research in Advertising, Asian Journal of Communication, and International Journal of Public Opinion Research among others. He has been interviewed and quoted on e-commerce issues in a number of news media including The New York Times and The Washington Post.

Dr. Li is a member of the editorial board of International Advertising, a leading trading publication in China, and a member of the American Marketing Association (AMA), American Academy of Advertising (AAA), and the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication (AEJMC). He was Chair of the Publications Committee of the AAA.

Professor Li received his Ph.D. from Sichuan University (Comparative Poetics); M.A. from Sichuan University (Literature and art); B.A. from Chengdu University (Chinese Literature).

Before joining the Department of Journalism and Communications, Zhejiang University, Professor Li was Professor of Advertising, Dean of the Advertising Department, and the Chairman of the Advertising Research Institute in Sichuan University. His major interests are in the fields of advertising, media culture and cultural industry. Professor Li’s publications include four books and more than 40 articles that have appeared in many authoritative academic periodicals in China.

Professor Li, from the start of the project, participated in compiling a grand reference book called Journalism and Communications Encyclopedia, which has been published by Sichuan People's Press in 1998.

Professor Li's major interests are in the fields of communication critical theory, communication and culture, broadcasting and television.

Responsible for the national social science fund project "media critics", Professor Li published the book Criticism of Media ---Stand, Category, Proposition, Form, published by the Zhejiang University Press in June, 2005. This research uses contemporary critical theory to analyze the mass media, interprets contemporary critical theory in terms of Chinese culture, provides Chinese scholars' views and questions in this process, and provides critical explanations of questions emerging from China. Such research intends to broaden communication and media viewpoints, to escape from the limitations of traditional effect—application research, to increase the level of cultural analyses, and to cultivate a research thinking style, new knowledge and language. Adhering to criticism research means also to retain a scholar's academic individualism and the purity and value of the academy.

The important project that Professor Li is conducting now is a Zhejiang Provincial social science research concerned with "enhancing the function of media judging organization and the feasibility of founding a media scientific judgment system." Another research at the same time deals with the relationship between communication and media.

Professor Li has also published the books Journalism of Broadcasting and Television, one of the textbook series for 21st Century, Higher Education Press, June 2005, and Introduction to Broadcasting, second edition, Zhejiang University Press, 2005, plus numerous articles in academic journals.

Professor Li has a wide range of interests, including photography, modern drama, Song poems, and novels.

已完成国家社会科学基金项目"媒介批评学"研究，结题成果《媒介批评——立场、命题、范畴、话语》由浙江大学出版社出版（2005年6月版）。该项研究的意义：将大众传播置于当代批评理论的视阈之中，以中国文化身份解读当代批评理论，在解读中提供了中国学者的视点和问题，并且对这些来自中国的问题给予批评式的注释。这种研究是为了拓宽传播学与媒介的研究视角，走出过去传统的效果-实用研究的限制，提高对传播行为的文化分析，并且提供一套研究的思路和新的知识与话语。坚持批评研究，也是坚持学者独立的学术立场，保持学术的纯洁性和价值。

完成国家教育部"面向21世纪教学改革与教材建设——广播电视学"研究项目（已结题）。完成浙江省重点教材建设项目——广播学导论研究。

承担浙江省社会科学重点研究项目——"加强政府组织下的媒介评议机构的职能与建立媒介科学评议体系的可行性研究" 。仍在进行的另一项研究是传播与文化的关系。

其他方面已经出版的著作有《广播电视新闻学》，2002年高等教育出版社（国家教委面向21世纪教材系列）；《广播学导论》（第二版）浙江大学出版社2005年版。主要论文：《大众传播过程的异化现象》，"新华文摘"全文转载（98·1）；《符号学视野中的广播电视新闻》，"中国广播电视学刊"（96·10）；《电视现场新闻的事件建构》"浙江大学学报"(2000·4期)；《从广告创意看大陆香港两地文化差异》"浙江大学学报"（2003·2）；《全球化过程中文化身份的抵抗与认同》"浙江大学学报"（2004·4）、《视觉传播中的技术理性批判》，"新闻与传播研究"（2004年·4）；《当代传播实践的道德论理问题》（2001年）、《大陆、香港两地新闻图像符号的差异》（2002年）、《揭开电视图像的神秘面纱》（2003年）《意识形态下的大众传播话语秩序》（2004年）、《符号学VS新闻学》（2004年） "中国传媒报告"等。曾获得甘肃省社会科学最高奖二等奖。甘肃省教委社会科学奖二等奖（95年）。浙江省社会科学奖优秀奖（02年）。浙江省"事业家庭兼顾型"先进个人（05年）等。

业余爱好摄影、话剧、郊游、烹饪与阅读宋词、小说等。

Professor Liu received B.A. in English from Nanjing University in 1982. In 1983, He came to the United States on a Fulbright scholarship and received Ph.D. in comparative literature from University of Wisconsin-Madison in 1989. He is Liberal Arts Professor at Nanjing University since 2003, and taught as visiting professors at numerous Chinese universities. He is the author of seven books, including Aesthetics and Marxism, Globalization and Cultural Trend in China, and Demonizing China, a bestselling 1996 book in Chinese, which analyzes the American media's coverage of China. In addition, Liu Kang published widely in both English and Chinese on issues ranging from aesthetics, intellectual history, literature, to media and cultural studies. In 2004, Liu Kang founded the Duke Program in Chinese Media and Communication Studies, the first academic program in the U.S. dedicated to the study of Chinese media. The Program has sponsored activities including the first International Conference on Globalization and Chinese Television at Duke University, 2005, and the 2005 Duke University Training Workshop on Media and Public Policy for senior, high-ranking Chinese government officials and spokespersons, in collaboration with China's State Council Information Office.

Dr. Miike obtained one of the first M.A.s in Communication Studies from Dokkyo University (Japan) and earned his Ph.D. in Intercultural Communication from the University of New Mexico (USA). Inspired by Dr. Molefi Kete Asante's Afrocentric idea, he has proposed and developed the metatheory of Asiacentricity as an alternative paradigm for the study of Asian cultures and communication. He is the recipient of a 2004 Distinguished Scholarship Award from the International and Intercultural Communication Division of the National Communication Association for the 2003 Outstanding Article of the Year. Dr. Miike co-edited The Global Intercultural Communication Reader (Routledge, 2008) and guest-edited journal special issues on "New Frontiers in Asian Communication Theory" (Journal of Multicultural Discourses, 2009), "Asian Contributions to Communication Theory" (China Media Research, 2007), and "Asian Approaches to Human Communication" (Intercultural Communication Studies, 2003). His articles and book chapters appeared in Asiacentric Theories of Communication (Zhejiang University Press), China Media Research, Communication Monographs, Essays in Honor of an Intellectual Warrior, Molefi Kete Asante (Editions Menaibuc), Ferment in the Intercultural Field: Axiology/Value/Praxis (Sage), Human Communication: A Journal of the Pacific and Asian Communication Association, Howard Journal of Communications, Intercultural Communication Studies, Intercultural Communication: A Reader (12th ed., Wadsworth Cengage Learning), Intercultural Communication Encounters (Allyn & Bacon), Keio Communication Review, Review of Communication, Selected International Papers in Intercultural Communication (Zhejiang University Press), The Encyclopedia of Identity (Sage), and Theories and Principles of Chinese Communication (Wunan). He serves as a consulting editor of Intercultural Communication Studies and has reviewed numerous manuscripts for national and international journals including Asian Journal of Communication, Communication Yearbook, Howard Journal of Communications, International and Intercultural Communication Annual, Journal of Multicultural Discourses, Kyushu Communication Studies, and Multicultural Relations.

Professor Bella Mody specializes in the political economy of media in developing countries and in design research on public service applications of communication media. Her books include International and Development Communication: a 21st Century Perspective, The Handbook of International and Intercultural Communication, Telecommunication Politics and Designing Messages for Development Communication. Her research articles have been published in Communication Theory, The Journal of International Communication, The Information Society, The Journal of Communication, Telecommunication Policy, Media Development, Telematics and Informatics, Gazette, International Development Review, Educational Broadcasting International, Communication Research, Journal of Research in Personality, and the Journal of Social Psychology. Mody coordinated the graduate program in international development communication at Stanford University as an assistant professor (1978-1983) and taught at San Francisco State University (associate professor 1983-1985). She was a professor and administrator at Michigan State University for 19 years before joining faculty at the University of Colorado. Prior to her university career, Mody was a social scientist in India's space research organization and a J. Walter Thompson advertising writer in Calcutta. She has consulted for UN agencies, national governments and nongovernmental organizations on media applications for agriculture, health and education in India, Malaysia, Singapore, Nepal, Costa Rica, Jamaica, Barbados, Ghana, Tanzania, Zimbabwe, Kenya and South Africa. Her current focus is HIV-AIDS. Mody's academic degrees are from Gujarat University, the University of Pennsylvania and Ranchi University.

Professor Pan received his B.A. in journalism from Beijing Broadcasting Institute, Beijing, PRC, 1982; his M.A. in communication, Department of Communication, Stanford University, 1985; his Ph.D. in mass communication, School of Journalism and Mass Communication, University of Wisconsin-Madison, 1990.

Before his present faculty appointment he spent five years teaching in Hong Kong and conducting research on media and social changes in the People's Republic of China. Right now, he is analyzing data from two of the projects he conducted while in Hong Kong. One project is a comparative study of journalists in the PRC, Taiwan, and Hong Kong, and the other is a study of leisure participation and civic activities and values among the residents in three major Chinese cities. He also continues his collaboration with scholars in the PRC to study the media reforms there. He recently completed surveys of journalists in two Chinese cities and is analyzing the data. His research interests have been on media effects in the process broadly referred to as public deliberation. That means he pays attention to various aspects of civic culture and public discourse, which may get manifested differently in different societies. Therefore, his research in China and in the U.S. deals with different issues. In addition to continuing his research on China, he is also working on projects concerning civic participation, framing, and perceptions of media effects.

Professor Pan has written a number of books, has contributed sections of numerous other books, and has many papers published in prominent journals.

He won the Vilas Associate Award in 2002.

Dr. Starosta took his doctorate in Intercultural Communication in 1973 from Indiana University, with a minor in Asian Studies. He took a Fulbright-Hays Fellowship to do dissertation work in Sri Lanka, and a Senior Fellowship from the American Institute for Indian Studies to study social change campaigns in North India. He received an undergraduate scholarship to attend Delhi University. His work includes co-authored articles and editions with scholars from the PRC and from Taiwan on Asiacentric communication, on the Chinese use of the Internet as intercultural communication, on intercultural communication competence, on globalization, and on conflict management, among others. Starosta also founded The Howard Journal of Communications. He now heads the intercultural communication sequence at Howard University in Washington, D.C

Xiaoqing Tang received her Bachelor’s and Master’s Degrees from the Chinese Department of Beijing Normal University in 1982 and 1985

She has been working for the journal Studies of Ethnic Literature for many years. The journal gives special attention to communication between the various Chinese ethnic groups. In addition to her focus on the journal, she is in charge of website developments and the establishment of a data pool of ethnic culture in China for the Institute of Ethnic Literature Research, in the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences. In the course of her research she has traveled extensively to Chinese minority areas.

Director Tang specializes in classical Chinese ethnic literature, and is an expert on the interrelationships and communication between the varieties of Chinese ethnic groups. She has published numerous academic papers, such as "Concepts of Natural Beauty During Wei-Jin Northern and Southern Dynasties," "Analysis of Classical Yi Ethnic Literary Theory," "On Hui-ethnic Scholar Li Zhi During Yuan Dynasty's Variable Ethnic Cultures Background," and "Research on the Variety of Chinese Ethnic Literary Relationships from a Comparative Point of View."

Professor Wu Fei has his M.A. in Journalistic Theory from Hangzhou University, and his Ph.D. in Communication from Fudan University.

He was a Post-Doctoral Researcher in Sociology in the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences. He also has numerous academic positions

His principal research interests are communication law, news communication, and social development.

He has published several books, and has contributed chapters for other books. Also he has published numerous papers in various leading academic journals.

He has received several different awards.

研究领域：传播法、新闻传播与社会发展

研究领域：传播法、新闻传播与社会发展

出版著作：《大众传播法论》(浙江大学出版社2004)、《新闻编辑学教程》（高等教育出版社2004）、《编辑学理论研究》(浙江大学出版社2001)、《大众传媒经济学》(浙江大学出版社2003)。另外还参加撰写过《宣传舆论学大辞典》(光明日报出版社1991)、《中国禅诗鉴赏大辞典》。

发表论文：先后在《新闻与传播研究》、《新闻大学》、《现代传播》、《浙江大学学报》、《当代传播》、《新闻记者》、《中国人民大学学报》等刊物上发表论文多篇，其中数篇被人大复印资料全文转载。

获奖情况：1、2004年度入选浙江省"新世纪151人才工程"培养人员。2、1998年获全国青年社科优秀成果专著类最高奖。授奖单位，中国社会科学院。3、2002年获浙江省哲学社会科学优秀成果三等奖，授奖单位：浙江省政府。4、1997年杭州大学先进工作者。5、1999获浙江大学优秀竺可桢教学成果一等奖。6、2001�3年被评为浙江大学院级先进工作者。6.2004年度浙江大学校级先进工作者.

联系地址：浙江大学新闻与传播学系（浙江大学西溪校区,310028）

The Director of the Research Center for Media Economy at Shanghai University, the Director of the Department of Journalism and Communication, the sub decanal of the Academy of Media, the commissioner of the Academic Committee, the teaching and instructing commissioner for Journalism in the Ministry of Education, the researcher of the Research Center for News and Social Development at Renmin University of China, and one of the Top Ten Theory Operators in Broadcast and Television for the whole country.

Professor Wu graduated from the Chinese Language Department of Sichuan University, and then he worked as a teacher in the Journalism Department. The government twice sent him to Japan as a visiting researcher, once to Tokyo University and once to Sophia University. Professor Wu was also the predecessor sub decanal of the Literature and Journalism College, and the manager of the Broadcast and Television Research Institute. Invited by the Sichuan Broadcast and Television Office, he participated in originating the Sichuan Cable Broadcasting and Television Station and took the position of the station manager's assistant. Professor Wu once was retained as senior visiting scholar by Tsinghua University. In 1999, he was retained by Shantou University to establish the Journalism and Communication College, and held the post of the Director of the Journalism and Modern Education Technology Center, the Director of the News and Information Broadcast Department, the Manager of the Broadcast and Television Research Institute, as well as the Minister of the Propaganda Department of the University. In 2002 he joined the faculty of Shanghai University.

Professor Wu has won national and provincial outstanding scientific research prizes and outstanding teaching prizes. He has written more than ten works, such as Modern Media UEconomics, The Research on China Media Economy 1949-2004, Practical Television and Communication, The New Tide of the World Public Communication, The Theory of Chinese Cable Television Management, Journalism and Communication on Cities, The Encyclopedia of Journalism And Communication (one of the chief editors), The Thesaurus of Movie and Television. Also his publications include dozens of theses, as well as lots of television and press news, news topics, and literature articles.

Professor Ye received his Ph.D.from Zhongshan (Sun Yatsen) University (Chinese philosophy); M.A.from East China Normal University (Library and information science); B.S. from Nanjing (Nanking) University (Chemistry).

Dr. Ye's research interest covers the theory of library and information science, information retrieval, intelligent information processing, information communication and intercultural philosophy. He has proposed new ideas of analytical informatics, analytical library science and triad philosophy. His publications include 5 books and about 60 articles that have appeared in Journal of the China Society for Scientific and Technical Information, The Journal of Library Science in China, Journal of Academic Libraries (China), Journal of East Asian Libraries (US), Lifelong Education and Libraries (Japan), Journal of Zhejiang University (Science), and so on.

During Sept. 2000 to Sept. 2001, Dr. Ye was a Fulbright research scholar in the University of Arizona and the University of Michigan.

Dr. Ye is now the Dean of the Department of Information Resources Management in Zhejiang University, a council member of the China Society of Library Science, and a member of the Editorial Committee of the Journal of Academic Libraries.

Professor Yu received his B.A. degree, M.A. degree, and Ph.D. degree, all from the Department of Journalism, Renmin University of China.

Professor Yu has been working in Renmin University of China since he got his Ph.D degree in 1989. His major interests are in the fields of journalism and communications theory, media economy and communication research methods. Professor Yu's publications include 11 books and more than 300 articles and research papers that have appeared in many authoritative periodicals.

Professor Yu gets many social jobs. He is the Vice President of the Chinese Association of Communication, a council member of the Chinese Teenagers Research Institute, a visiting researcher or Part-time Professor of Tsinghua University, Beijing Normal University, Fudan University, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Shanghai University, Communication University of China, Huazhong University of Science and technology, Wuhan University, Zhengzhou University, Tianjin Normal University, and is a member of the Appraisal Group of Experts on Journalism and Communications, Foundation of Studying Abroad supported by the Ministry of Education. He is the consultant of more than 10 important media organizations in China, the independent trustee of Hunan Television and Broadcasting Joint-stock Limited Company.

喻国明，男，1957年9月生于上海。1989年获得中国人民大学博士学位。现为中国人民大学新闻学院教授，博士生导师，中国人民大学舆论研究所所长，《新闻学论集》主编。主要研究领域为发展传播学理论、新闻体制改革和新闻传播效果理论、中国民意测验的理论与方法。

早在八十年代中，他所提出的关于"传受互动方格"理论、新闻体制选择的多维性理论以及他对中国新闻改革现实动因和未来走向的分析，等等，都是极富建树的理论创新成果，其中不少概念已经成为新闻传播学理论的基本"话语"而被收录到有关学术辞典和专业工具书中。进入九十年代以后，喻国明的研究进一步转入将学术前沿的理论与现实的传播实践接轨的方向上来。他一方面广泛吸取国际学术界的最新理论研究成果，另一方面做了大量把握中国传播实际的极有认识和操作参考价值的调查研究项目，有针对性提出了"必读（视、听）性"的概念；提出了报纸不但是"新闻纸"而且也应该成为"有用纸"的概念；提出了传播产业是一种"注意力经济"的概念；等等，这些都已经或者正在成为指导中国新闻传播实践发展的基本概念和理论

1986年以来，特别是进入90年代以来他已主持进行了70余项具有较高学术价值和广泛社会影响的舆论领域和新闻传播领域的调查研究项目，并与人民日报、中央电视台、北京电视台、北京青年报、北京晚报、北京晨报等媒体有许多成功的市场定位和竞争策略方面的研究、策划合作，被誉为"媒介军师"

他的主要的学术著作有：《中国新闻业透视：中国新闻改革的现实动因和未来走向》、《中国民意研究》、《嬗变的轨迹：社会变革中的中国新闻传播和新闻理论》、《媒介的市场定位:一个传播学者的实证研究》。另有200余篇公开发表的学术论文和调研报告。

联系地址：北京海淀区海淀路175号

电子邮件：yugm@public.bta.net.cn

Professor Zhang has his Ph.D. form the Department of Chinese Literature and Language, Fudan University.

He has been engaged in the study of artistic theory and esthetics teaching and research for a long time. He has attainments especially in aspects of the history of western esthetics theory. His main published works include: Finding the Secret of Esthetics, History of Modern Western Esthetics, and he is the co-author of more than ten books, including Mainstream of 20th Century Western Esthetics, General History of Western Esthetics (volume 567), and Contemporary Western Theory of Literature and Art. Also he has published more than forty papers, including “Does Literary Essence Reflect Life?” “On Schiller’s Esthetics,” and so on. He has received awards for a number of his works.

复旦大学中文系教授，文学博士。现任中国中外文艺理论学会理事，上海市美学学会秘书长。长期从事文艺理论和美学教学和研究，尤其在西方美学史研究方面颇具造诣。主要著作有：《美学探秘》、《现代西方美学史》（合著）、《二十世纪西方美学主流》（合著）、《西方美学通史》（第五六七卷，合著）、《当代西方文艺理论》（合著）等十余种，并发表《文艺的本质是反映生活吗？》、《关于席勒论美》等四十余篇学术论文。其中的一些著作曾获得中国普通高等学校人文社会科学研究优秀成果奖著作二等奖，上海市人文社会科学研究优秀成果奖著作一等奖等多项奖项。

Professor Zhang received both his bachelor's degree, in 1976, from the Journalism Department, and his Ph.D., in 1991, from the History Department of Fudan University. He has twice been a Visiting Scholar in Advanced Study Programs in Japan, once in Tokyo University (1981-1982) and once in Waseda University (1988-1989). He was also Visiting Professor in the Chinese University, Hong Kong (2004-2005). He was honored as Excellent Scholar of the Cross Century by the National Education Department of China.

Since 1996 he has been Professor in the Journalism School of Fudan University, Shanghai. He is Director of the Center for Information and Communication Studies (CICS) of Fudan University. Concurrently (since 2002) he is the President of the Chinese Association of Communication (CAC). From 1998-2003 he was Vice Dean of the School. He also holds several other important academic positions.

He has published more than 20 books, and more than 60 papers. Representative works are Contemporary Mass Communication, News Media and Society, and The history of Mass Communication in Japan.

He has been or is in charge of some twenty research projects including Chinese Audience and Communication Effects

1954年生于上海。1973－1976年、1985－1991年分别就读于复旦大学新闻系、历史系，获博士学位。其间，1981－1982年、1988－1989年先后赴日本东京大学、早稻田大学研修。1998年被国家教育部授予"跨世纪优秀人才"称号。

现任复旦大学新闻学院副院长，复旦大学信息与传播研究中心（教育部文科重点研究基地）主任；兼任上海市信息化专家委员会委员、中国新闻教育学会理事、复旦大学日本研究中心理事，《新闻大学》副主编，华中科技大学、广州大学兼职教授，南京师范大学兼职研究员等。

目前主持各类课题近20项。主要有：《中国发展传播学》（教育部重大项目）、《大众传播学》（国家社科重点项目）、《上海大众传媒与大众文化》(上海社科重点项目)、《中国受众与传播效果》（教育部"跨世纪人才"项目）、《大众传媒与扶贫》（中英合作项目）等。

迄今出版著作20余部（含专著、译著、合著），发表论文60多篇（含译文）。主要有：

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Director Zhao specializes in International Investment Studies. He has worked for CCPIT since 1987. He is very active in promoting and facilitating international communication and trade, in connection with which he has carried out important research for Chinese economic development, and has published many papers. He has been involved in the organization of many significant international economic conferences and trade promotional missions in many parts of the world

From 1978 to 1982 Director Zhao studied in the Chinese Department of Beijing Normal University, and received his bachelor’s degree. From 1984 to 1987 he studied in the MA Program of the Graduate School, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, and received his master’s degree. In 1998 he studied in the MBA Program at Central Connecticut State University.

He has been a visiting scholar at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor.

Dr. Shuhua Zhou’s primary research area is human cognition of mediated messages. He engages in three areas of investigation involving 1) the representation, utilization, and manipulation of information, 2) the basic processes of cognition, including perception, attention and memory, and 3) individual and situational differences in cognition. Cognitive psychology theories underlying these areas are applied to study media content, form and effects. Dr.Zhou has published in the following journals: Media Psychology, Communication Research, Journal of Broadcasting & Electronic Media, Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly, Journal of Advertising and Mass Communication & Society.

Dr. Zhou holds a Ph.D. from Indiana University. He also had several years of professional experience working at the news department at Guangdong TV Station from 1988-1993.

Dr. Ma specializes in medical biochemistry and molecular biology, and the scientific press. He got Ph. D. in biochemistry from Peking University and postdoctoral training from Harvard University. His articles The Nature of Life, The Nature of Time and Space, Technique of Animal Clone, Gene Transfer Technique, Stem Cell, Apoptosis, etc. have broad influences in the life sciences. Besides his biochemical researches, he has published other papers in several scientific journals such as Life Science Journal, Nature & Science, and The Journal of American Science. He has broad interests in the public media and publications.

Mrs. Qing Xia received her bachelor's and master's degrees in English Language and Literature from Sichuan University in China. She also has an M.A. in American Studies from Michigan State University. She was a faculty member at Sichuan University before coming to study in the United States. She has a passion for education, and has been involved in and dedicated to international education, communication and exchange for almost a decade by working as a specialist at Michigan State University. She is a very skillful translator and interpreter in an array of fields. She loves reading, and tries to keep herself educated in various new fields. She believes that effective communication among people and nations is the most crucial factor in solving many problems we are facing today, individually and collectively.