Titlebook: Image Warfare in the War on Terror; Nathan Roger Book 2013 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2013 communicati

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Trillion” investment plan; however, after only 2?years, China’s ascending economic growth rate took a turn downward again and kept descending until the present. This cruel reality has urged policymakers to fully reflect on the defect of the “broad irrigation” macro-control policy, which depends main

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Nathan Rogergish recovery in the U.S. economy had directly depressed external market demand for China. On the other hand, domestic excess production capacity in manufacturing sectors resulting from persisting high investment for decades, has reduced industrial investment, and in turn its output growth. The indu

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Nathan Rogerext 8 quarters.Illustrates the simulation results regarding This book is a quarterly forecast and analysis report on the Chinese economy. It is published twice a year and presents ongoing results from the “China Quarterly Macroeconomic Model (CQMM),” a research project at the Center for Macroeconomi

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Introduction,, in Daya Kishan Thussu’s language, ‘multi-directional flows’ (Thussu, 2007) of information and images. In the context of military action, I theorize this as a move away from the ‘mobilization of images’ (attached to the twentieth-century notion of propaganda and the mass-media society) to the ‘weap

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Executions,f the capture, trial and execution of Saddam Hussein into a series of media spectacles also produced a range of damaging image munitions which have been redeployed by al-Qaeda against the Bush administration and the new Iraqi government, and have also been reused by various new media actors whose in

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Abuses,ir government. Finally, the ‘own goal effect’ of abuse images is explored and reference is made to the early steps taken by President Barack Obama to try and exorcise Bush’s schizophrenic legacy of simultaneously manufacturing visibility and enforcing invisibility in the new image warfare theatre of

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de-capacity, de-stock, de-leverage, reducing costs, and filling the gaps” as well as the overall macro-control policy of the “stability of macro policies, the precision of industrial policies, the flexibility of micro policies, the concreteness of reform policies, and the fundamentality of social po