Liu Jie，Male，Ph.D，Assistant Professor/Master’s Supervisor，Journalism, Communication & Advertising

Education experience:

PhD, School of Sociology, HUST

MA, School of Political Science, CCNU

Research Keywords:

Communication sociology

Media anthropology

Political sociology

Professional Affiliations:

Secretary,Public Relations Committee, Chinese Association for History of Journalism and Communication

Institute for Creative Communication of the Chinese Story,HUST

Institute for National Communication Strategy, HUST

Main Research Projects:

Hubei Province Social Science Fund，2020

Publications:

1.LUO Yan & LIU Jie,2019, The Formation of Government-dominated Embedding: Transformation of Interaction Between Government and Social Organization,Chinese Public Administration, (7), Corresponding author.

2.LIU Jie,2018, Reclaiming Anyuan Tradition? A Review ofAnyuan: Mining Chinese Revolutionary Tradition,Sociological Review of China, (3).

3.LIU Jie,2018, Institutional Anomie: A New Perspective on Land Conflict,Social Sciences of Beijing, (6).

4.LIU Jie,2017, Framing Process, Identity, and Passionate Politics: Cultural Paradigms of Social Movement Study,Jianghai Academic Journal, (5).

5.LIU Jie & HE Donghang,2017, The Discourse of the“People”from a Historical- Sociological Perspective: Expression and Practice,Southeast Academic Research,(6).

6.LIU Jie & HE Donghang,2014, Institutional Ambiguity and Land Property Conflict in Collective Land Ownership，Truth Seeking，（12）

7.PAN Guangwei & LIU Jie,2014, Study on the Connotation and Value of Service-oriented Party,Socialism Studies, (1)

Courses:

Public Relations (Undergraduate)

Political Public Relations (Undergraduate)

Public Relations: Theory and Practice (Graduate)

Digital Media & Society (Graduate)

Dialogue:the Wisdom of Communication(Public course)

Main Awards:

Excellent Class Teacher, HUST, 2020

The recruitment of students information:

Focus on yourself & the social world around you and have a strong curiosity;

Have common sense, but question everything that we’re too accustomed to.