Publication
Feb 2013
This paper is primarily aimed at examining the question of why Saudi public opinion, in contradistinction to wider regional trends and despite active promotion of bilateral ties, continues to hold persistent negative attitudes about China. By examining how China is perceived by the press, and how the perceptions are conditioned by political messaging and populist sentiments, this paper hopes to uncover some of the sources underlying the Saudi population’s negative perceptions about China.
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Author | Mohammed Turki Al-Sudairi |
Series | GRC Gulf Papers |
Publisher | Gulf Research Center (GRC) |
Copyright | © 2013 Gulf Research Center (GRC) |