Commentaries

Xu, J (2025). US ‘TikTok refugees’ are fleeing to Chinese app RedNote. It’s a new phase of the digital cold war, The Conversation (republished in The Straits Times in full).

Gong, Q & Xu, J (2023). 'This is no joke', Index on Censorship.

Jeffreys, E & Xu, J (2023). 'Governing China's Celebrities', Australian Institute of International Affairs

Xu, J (2023). 'What does China's newly launched National Data Bureau mean to China and global data governance?' Internet Policy Review

Xu, J (2021). 'Pleasing the Mainland or Island: The politicisation of Taiwanese stars during on-going cross-strait turbulence', Taiwan Insight

Xu, J & Jeffreys, E (2020). ‘Celebrity politics in COVID-19 China: “Celebrities can’t save the country”’, Westminster Contemporary China Centre Blog

Xu, J (2020). ‘The politics of China’s internet philanthropy’, East Asia Forum

Xu, J (2016). ‘Internet and the transformation of China’s political culture’, Sydney Democracy Network (SDN)

Xu, J (2015). ‘China’s Internet governance under the leadership of Xi Jinping’,

Internet Policy Observatory (IPO)

Xu, J & W, S (2015). ‘Is Sina Weibo on the way out as the most popular weiguan platform in China’, Internet Policy Observatory (IPO)

Xu, J (2012). ‘Revisiting media events in China’s Web 2.0 era: Critiques of China’s online activism’, Newsletter of China Studies Association of Australia (CSAA), No 44.