Title Global Media and Strategic Narratives of Contested Democracy : Chinese, Russian, and Arabic Media Narratives of the US Presidential Election

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Description 1 online resource (155 pages) Series Routledge Studies in Global Information, Politics and Society Ser Routledge Studies in Global Information, Politics and Society Ser Contents Cover -- Half Title -- Series Page -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- List of Tables -- Acknowledgements -- 1. Strategic Narratives of the 2016 US Presidential Election: Contestations of US, Chinese, Arab, and Russian Soft Power Constructions -- Introduction -- Global News Coverage and Public Opinion -- Strategic Narratives -- Strategic Narratives as Soft Power -- Plan for the Volume -- Conclusion -- References -- 2. Research Design: Measuring Narratives Within Local Media Ecologies -- Introduction -- Selection of Cases -- Identification of Websites and Articles -- Mixed Method Design and Operationalization of "Strategic Narratives" -- Data Analysis and Coder Training -- References -- 3. Illegitimacy of US Democracy and Declining US Influence: Juxtaposing Chinese Success Among US Failures within Chinese Media Coverage of the US Election -- Introduction -- Narratives and Images of US-China Relations: Cyclical Friction and Global Order -- Contributions of US Elections Towards Contentious US-China Relations -- Recent Developments of US-China Relations -- Context of the 2016 US Presidential Election and US-China Relations -- Quantitative Results -- Qualitative Narrative Analysis of the 2016 US Presidential Election -- Conclusion -- Notes -- References -- 4. Arab Views of the US Election: Culturally-Positive and Politically-Negative Depictions of US Democracy -- Introduction -- Arab Narratives of the US: Culturally-Positive but PoliticallyNegative -- US Elections and Arab Perceptions -- Media Environment: Regional Diversity and International Competition -- Quantitative Results -- Qualitative Narrative Analysis of the 2016 US Presidential Election -- Conclusion -- Notes -- References -- 5. The Crumbling Facade of US Democracy: Russian Resurgence Amidst US Moral Decay within Russian Media Coverage of the US Election -- Introduction Policies, Perceptions, and Images of US-Russian Relations: A Shifting Pendulum -- Russian Strategic Narratives: Defining a National Identity and Attacks on the West -- Context of the 2016 US Presidential Election and US-Russian Relations -- Quantitative Results -- Qualitative Narrative Analysis of the 2016 US Presidential Election -- Conclusion -- Notes -- References -- 6. Compelling Narratives and the Implications for US Soft Power and the Global Order: Comparative Analysis of Chinese, Arab, and Russian Narratives of the US Election -- Introduction -- Convergent Global Narratives of the 2016 US Presidential Election -- Divergent International, National, and Issue Narratives in Russian, Chinese, and Arabic Media -- Differences in National Level Narratives -- Differences in International Level Narratives -- Differences in Issue Level Narratives -- Constructing Compelling Narratives -- Legitimation of Russian, Chinese, and Arabic Media Narratives -- Conclusion -- References -- Index Notes Publisher supplied metadata and other sources Subject Presidents -- Election -- 2016 -- Press coverage -- United States -- China Presidents -- Election -- 2016 -- Press coverage -- United States -- Russia (Federation) Presidents -- Election -- 2016 -- Press coverage -- United States -- Middle East Democracy -- United States Democracy Diplomatic relations Public opinion SUBJECT United States -- Foreign public opinion. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85140053 United States -- Foreign relations -- 2017-2021 Subject United States Form Electronic book Author Cooley, Skye Kluver, Randy ISBN 9781000005288 1000005283 9781000012101 1000012107

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