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John JirikLehigh University +1 610.758.4178 Ph.D. (2008) Making
news in the People's Republic of China: the case of CCTV-9 CoursesCritical Studies in Journalism (09 SP, FA) Global Communication (08 FA; 09 SP, FA) Global Media (UT Austin, RTF Dept., 03 SP; 06 FA; 07 FA) Introduction to Global Studies (08 FA) (lead teacher Prof. Jack Lule) ResearchMy research focuses on the way power works in and through media. I primarily am interested in understanding how particular conjunctures of political, economic and cultural forces shape particular media sites and the possibilities of expression and representation associated with those sites. My recent work has involved the study of media production at China Central Television in the People's Republic of China. Publications(2008) ‘Art and the audience in Chinese film and television,’ Asian Journal of Communication, Vol. 18, No. 4, December 2008, 398-402. (Review essay) (2008) ‘China Central Television Channel 9 (CCTV-9)’ in The International Encyclopedia of Communication, Ed. Wolfgang Donsbach. Blackwell Publishing. (2008) Review of 'Media on the Move: Global flow and contra-flow,’ Asian Journal of Communication. (2004) ‘China's News Media and the Case of CCTV-9’, International News in the 21st Century, Eds. Chris Paterson and Annabelle Sreberny. Luton: John Libbey Publishing for University of Luton Press. Pp. 127-146. (2003) ‘Deep in the Troubled Heart of Texas: How the military and the media join forces to promote war in American public life,' Arena Magazine. Issue 63 (February-March). Pp.22-23. (1999) ‘The journalism of insane risk,’ Crosslines
global report. Vol. 7, No. 1, Issue 34 (September-October). Pp.14-15. (1994) Voices from an (attempted) Soviet coup Eds. Anya Chernyakhovskaya, John Jirik, Nikolai Lamm. (1993) ‘Lost in the Translation,’ (on post-Soviet Russia) Arena Magazine. Issue 7 (October/November).
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