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Zhongtian Han, "Communication Intelligence and the Rise of Mao: The Long March (1934–1936) & the Korean War (1950–1953)"
Tue, Jan 31
|Zoom, Zhongtian Han
Hear from Zhongtian Han over Zoom speak about the rise of a leader-centered authoritarianism centered around Mao in the Chinese Communist Party, and the role played by communication intelligence in this process. This session may be recorded.
Time & Location
Jan 31, 2023, 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM EST
Zoom, Zhongtian Han
About this session
Zhongtian Han discusses the rise of a leader-centered authoritarianism centered around Mao in the Chinese Communist Party, and the role played by communication intelligence in this process. Focusing on the Long March (1934–1936) and the Korean War (1950–1953) periods, the paper suggests that Mao’s effective use of communication intelligence in the two crises was crucial for his establishment of charismatic authority within the party and the army. Based on the military achievements, Mao was able to centralize the command power within the Chinese Communist forces and establish himself as the primary authority in the Communist command structure. By the end of the Long March in 1936, Mao’s position as the supreme commander of the Red Army was firmly established. By the end of the Korean War in 1953, no other Communist commanders could doubt Mao’s strategic decisions or visions.
Zhongtian Han is a Ph.D. Candidate in Modern Chinese History at…
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