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Languages, Cultures and Visual Studies

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Dr Yanling Yang

Lecturer in Languages & Communications

Y.Yang5@exeter.ac.uk


Overview

Before joining the University of Exeter in 2021, I held various roles in journalism, digital media project management, research, and lecturing in both the UK and China.       As the Principal Investigator, I led the research project titled 'Film Co-Production as Soft Power between the UK and China' (2018-2021), which was funded by the Leverhulme Trust. This project explores the role of film co-productions in advancing soft power, defined as a nation's capacity to achieve objectives through attraction.        Key outputs from this project include two journal articles published in Translational Screens and The Hague Journal of Diplomacy, a special issue on ‘Critical Trends in Transitional Cinema: inter-Asian projects and exchanges’, and a book published with Routledge titled South and East Asian Cinemas Across Borders: Critical Trends in Transnational Cinema.       Currently, my research endeavors are concentrated on a monograph for Routledge titled 'Making Film with China', alongside essays that further explore the policies and practices of transnational screens.       I am an active member of the International Association for Media and Communication Research and the International Communication Association. Additionally, I serve as a reviewer for various international conferences and peer-reviewed journals, including Pacific Affairs and the International Journal of Urban Policy and Planning.

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Research

I welcome inquiries for PhD research projects spanning a breadth of disciplines, including film studies, transnational screens, digital media, soft power, and international communications.   Currently, I am supervising the progress of seven PhD students, four of whom are recipients of funding from the China Scholarship Council.

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Supervision

I welcome inquiries for PhD research projects spanning a breadth of disciplines, including film studies, transnational screens, digital media, soft power, and international communications.   Currently, I am supervising the progress of seven PhD students, four of whom are recipients of funding from the China Scholarship Council.

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Publications

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| 2021 | 2020 | 2019 | 2016 |

2021

  • Clini C, Dasgupta R, Yang Y. (2021) South and East Asian Cinemas Across Borders Critical Trends in Transnational Cinema, Routledge.

2020

2019

2016

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Teaching

The majority of my teaching is research-led in nature. You can see modules that I have contributed to or convened below.

I have supervised MA dissertations for students on the MA Global Literatures and Cultures, and MA Translation Studies. I am interested in supervising dissertations on topics that cover my teaching and research interests (see Research section)

Modules taught

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