This article offers a review of the emergent literature on 'vaccine nationalism'-the act of
gaining preferential access to newly developed vaccines by individual countries-in the …

The paper presents an original corpus of the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs press
conferences. The dataset is a unique source of information on official positions and …

This article examines how affective narratives of the COVID-19 pandemic on Chinese social
media reinforce and challenge established scripts of national identity, political legitimacy …

Abstract In 2018, 43 leading International Relations scholars in the United States signed a
public statement in support of an urgent call to preserve the current international order …

Recent research has explored how the Sino-American narrative struggle around COVID-19
might affect power shift dynamics and world order. An underlying assumption is that states …

Ever since China has formally joined the WHO-backed global COVID-19 vaccine initiative
known as COVAX, there is a presumed notion that China's vaccine diplomacy will make a …

This paper studies conspiracy and debunking narratives about COVID-19 origination on a
major Chinese social media platform, Weibo, from January to April 2020. Popular …

This study focuses on news content related to China and COVID-19 during the COVID-19
pandemic and investigates how media frame, affected the emergence of anti-China …

Previous research has shown the increase of Chinese nationalism in some international
events. However, it is unclear how a specific event fosters the rise of a particular type of …

The Olympics are a media behemoth. Much media coverage of the Games is straight-up
sports fare delivered in the predictable rhythms of victory and defeat. However, with the …