Titlebook: Discursive Constructions of Corporate Identities by Chinese Banks on Sina Weibo; An Integrated Sociol Wei Feng Book 2017 Springer Nature Si

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International Political Economy Seriesere examined in details. Second, first-hand, in-depth qualitative interviews with the media creators of corporate Weibo shed light on their original communicative intentions of their corporate identity.

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Environmental Science and EngineeringThis chapter uncovers respectively the multi-faceted identities projected by the China Merchants Bank and the Bank of China on the?Sina Weibo.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-32164-1This chapter examined how co-constructions of corporate identity take effect, from a dialogic communication perspective. Not only corporate identities projected in firm-follower dialogues were specified for a cross-bank comparison but also the features of dialogic communication were explored.

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,Followers’ Co-constructing Banks’ Corporate Identity on Weibo,This chapter examined how co-constructions of corporate identity take effect, from a dialogic communication perspective. Not only corporate identities projected in firm-follower dialogues were specified for a cross-bank comparison but also the features of dialogic communication were explored.