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Title
REPRESENTATION OF CPEC IN PAKISTANI ENGLISH NEWSPAPERS: A READER RESPONSE PERSPECTIVE
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NAIMA JABEEN
Abstract
Title: Representation Of CPEC In Pakistani English Newspapers: A Reader Response Perspective This work explores the representation of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) in Pakistani English newspapers from a reader response perspective. The study aims to understand the evolution of CPEC's depiction over time and the factors influencing these changes. The work employs a qualitative analysis methods to evaluate the perception of readers for CPEC coverage. The key concepts discussed in this thesis include the geopolitical significance of CPEC, the media's role in shaping public opinion, and the influence of political dynamics on media narratives. Through qualitative analysis of interview data from various respondents, the research identifies themes such as initial optimism, emerging environmental and economic concerns, and the impact of political shifts on media coverage. The findings reveal a transition from a predominantly positive portrayal to a more refined and critical perspective, reflecting broader geopolitical tensions and domestic political changes. While readers express general satisfaction with timeliness and accuracy, the study identifies a need for subtle reporting that addresses concerns about comprehensiveness and fairness. The conclusion underscores the complex interaction between media, politics, and public perception in shaping the narrative around CPEC. The study highlights the need for responsible journalism that balances national interests with objective reporting, especially on projects with significant economic and political implications. This research enhances the understanding of media's role in international relations and offers valuable insights for policymakers, media professionals, and scholars in communication and international studies.
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English
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English
Publication Date
2024-06-14
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Linguistics
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Keywords: CPEC, English Newspapers, narratives, media’s role, policy makers, Agenda Setting Theory, Framing Theory
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