英文摘要 |
During the second half of 2011, the State Administration of Radio, Film, and Television issued an order to reduce TV entertainment. Relevant experts expect that this will affect the Chinese broadcasting market. This order also emphasize the vulnerability and uncertainty that Taiwanese entertainment brokers face in the TV and cultural brokering fields. A significant characteristic of Chinese society is that it is ruled by law, rather than by the rule of law. This characteristic cultivates a blurred space for the competition of different powers and a space for resisting power. This study combines Western theory with Chinese concepts to develop a theoretical framework consisting of Pierre Bourdieu's political economy perspective, James Scott's notions of hidden transcripts, and the Chinese concept of guanxi. These concepts are used to examine invisible control in the two fields, to show how the weak use obedience and resistance in the negotiation processes and adopt disguises to maximize benefits or minimize losses, and to analyze how actors use guanxi to affect power relations in these fields. |