• 國籍 Nationality:
• 美國 United States of America

• 受獎年度 Year:
• 2015

• 研究機構 Position Then:
• 
  University of Illinois at Chicago

• 職稱 Title:
• Associate professor
  副教授

• 研究主題 Topic of Research Plan:
• Performing Taiwanese Identities in the New Age: Lessons from the Sunflower Movement

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• 著作目錄 Article Catalog:
• • THE DETERMINANTS OF EQUITY AND NON-EQUITY ENTRY MODES: LOCATIONSPECIFIC ADVANTAGES
  • Chang, H.-c., & Holt, R. (2014). Language, politics and identity in Taiwan: Naming China. London: Routledge.
  • Chang, H.-c. (2010). Clever, creative, modest: The Chinese language practice. Shanghai, China: Shanghai Foreign Language Press.
  • Chang, H.-c. (2013). Examining Chinese interpersonal communication from four cultural mechanisms: Closing up, distancing, making flexible, and complexifying [從四個文化機制看華人人際傳播﹕「拉近」、「 推遠」、「彈性化」、與「複雜化」approximately 20,000 characters]. Communication and Society, 24, 193-223.
  • Chang, H.-c. (2011). Predestined relation (Yuan): The passionate and the helpless of Chinese communication. China Media Research, 7(4), 68-76.
  • Chang, H.-c., & Holt, R. (2011). Naming China: Taiwan's national day speeches as identity politics. Journal of Language and Politics, 10(3), 396-415.
  • Feng, H., Chang, H.-c., & Holt, R. (2011). Examining Chinese gift-giving behavior from the politeness theory perspective. Asian Journal of Communication, 21(3), 301-317.
  • Chang, H.-c. (2014). President as a saucepan: A political drama enacted in cyberculture. In A. Maj (Ed.), Redefining Cyberculture: Losing privacy and gaining social power in Cyber-democracy. UK: Inter-Disciplinary Press.
  • Holt, R., & Chang, H.-c. (2014). Social media in China, Hong Kong, and Taiwan: A cross-cultural comparison. In L. Cui & M.H., Prosser (Eds.), Social media in Asia (pp. 64-94). Oswego, OR: World Dignity University Press.
  • Chang, H.-c., & Holt, R. (2014). Language, politics and identity in Taiwan: Naming China. London: Routledge.
  • Chang, H.-c. (2010). Clever, creative, modest: The Chinese language practice. Shanghai, China: Shanghai Foreign Language Press.
  • Chang, H.-c. (2013). Examining Chinese interpersonal communication from four cultural mechanisms: Closing up, distancing, making flexible, and complexifying [從四個文化機制看華人人際傳播﹕「拉近」、「 推遠」、「彈性化」、與「複雜化」approximately 20,000 characters]. Communication and Society, 24, 193-223.
  • Chang, H.-c. (2011). Predestined relation (Yuan): The passionate and the helpless of Chinese communication. China Media Research, 7(4), 68-76.
  • Chang, H.-c., & Holt, R. (2011). Naming China: Taiwan's national day speeches as identity politics. Journal of Language and Politics, 10(3), 396-415.
  • Feng, H., Chang, H.-c., & Holt, R. (2011). Examining Chinese gift-giving behavior from the politeness theory perspective. Asian Journal of Communication, 21(3), 301-317.
  • Chang, H.-c. (2014). President as a saucepan: A political drama enacted in cyberculture. In A. Maj (Ed.), Redefining Cyberculture: Losing privacy and gaining social power in Cyber-democracy. UK: Inter-Disciplinary Press.
  • Holt, R., & Chang, H.-c. (2014). Social media in China, Hong Kong, and Taiwan: A cross-cultural comparison. In L. Cui & M.H., Prosser (Eds.), Social media in Asia (pp. 64-94). Oswego, OR: World Dignity University Press.

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