China en América Latina: lecciones para la cooperación Sur-Sur y el desarrollo sostenible.

Anda, Susana

doi:10.17141/mundosplurales.1.2017.3052

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Narratives In Public Diplomacy: China and Its Presence In Chile1

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“…As has been argued previously (Labarca, 2015;Labarca & Montt Strabucchi, 2019), the abovementioned FTA triggered a well-established narrative of portraying China as an opportunity for Chilean development, unlike other countries in Latin America (Dussel Peters, 2005;Ellis, 2009;Ray et al, 2016;Wise, 2020). This narrative is based on the understanding of China as a market for Chilean mining and agricultural products, a pivotal subject in an economic model based on free trade, globalization, and an export-oriented economic model (Ffrench-Davis, 2002;Montt Strabucchi & Rehner, 2020;Rehner et al, 2015).…”

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Nuances of Public Diplomacy: China in Chilean Op-Eds (2018-2021)

Labarca

Strabucchi

Bachmann

2023

Communication & Society

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This paper explores editorials and opinion columns published in four Chilean mainstream newspapers and analyzes how China is represented within the context of Chinese economic advances in the region and the contextual narratives surrounding bilateral relations. Through a content analysis of editorials and opinion pieces of elite media between 2018 and 2021, this study allows an understanding of how China and its growing influence are perceived locally. Ultimately, despite an overall alignment with China’s public diplomacy centered around an economic-commercial dimension, there are still nuances in how China is represented in Chilean op-eds.

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