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Media and conflict

framing issues, making policy, shaping opinions

ed. by Eytan Gilboa

Buch

englisch

Gilboa, Eytan (Ed.) DNB

Transnational Publ.

Ardsley

2002

354 p.

978-1-57105-270-4

Includes bibliographical references

media
politics
conflict
social conflict
violence

Summary

Media and Conflict : Framing Issues, Making Policy, Shaping Opinions
by Gilboa, Eytan (Editor)




Terms of use

Scholars of media and conflict from many countries explore how modern media influences the management, resolution, and transformation of domestic and international conflicts. Their topics include how non-governmental organizations used websites in their challenge to the World Trade Organization in Seattle in 1999, an exploratory model of media-government relations in international crisis as informed by US involvement in Bosnia from 1992 to 1995, the Russian media role in the conflicts in Afghanistan and Chechnya, and the media as peacemakers in the Middle East. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

Table of Contents

Terms of Use
About the Authors p. v
World Perspectives on Media and Conflict Eytan Gilboa p. ix
Part I Framing
Chapter 1 Media and the New Post-Cold War Movements Andrew Rojecki p. 3
Chapter 2 The Battle in Seattle: How Nongovernmental Organizations Used Websites in Their Challenge to the WTO Melissa A. Wall p. 25
Chapter 3 Spiral of Violence? Conflict and Conflict Resolution in International News Christopher Beaudoin and Esther Thorson p. 45
Chapter 4 Relational Ripeness in the Oslo I and Oslo II Israeli-Palestinian Negotiations William A. Donohue and Gregory D. Hoobler p. 65
Chapter 5 Framing International Conflicts in Asia: A Comparative Analysis of News Coverage of Tokdo Young Chul Yoon and E. Gwangho p. 89
Chapter 6 Framing Environmental Conflicts: The Edwards Aquifer Dispute Linda L. Putnam p. 117
Part II Media and Policy
Chapter 7 Sources, the Media and the Reporting of Conflict Howard Tumber p. 135
Chapter 8 An Exploratory Model of Media-Government Relations in International Crises: U.S. Involvement in Bosnia 1992-1995 Yaeli Bloch and Sam Lehman-Wilzig p. 153
Chapter 9 Global Television and Conflict Resolution: Defining the Limits of the CNN Effect Piers Robinson p. 175
Chapter 10 Media Diplomacy in the Arab-Israeli Conflict Eytan Gilboa p. 193
Chapter 11 The Russian Media Role in the Conflicts in Afghanistan and Chechnya: A Case Study of Media Coverage by Izvestia Olga V. Malinkina and Douglas M. McLeod p. 213
Chapter 12 Effects of Ambiguous Policies on Media Coverage of Foreign Conflicts: The Cases of Eritrea and Southern Sudan Meseret Chekol Reta p. 237
Part III Media and the Public
Chapter 13 The South African Press: No Strangers to Conflict Arnold S de Beer p. 263
Chapter 14 Cultural Conflict in the Middle East: The Media as Peacemakers Dov Shinar p. 281
Chapter 15 The Media and Reconciliation in Central America Sonia Gutierrez-Villalobos p. 295
Chapter 16 The Crisis in Kosovo: Photographic News of the Conflict and Public Opinion Kimberly L. Bissell p. 311
Chapter 17 Internet Public Relations: A Tool for Crisis Management Shannon B. Campbell p. 331
Index