Titlebook: Media and Conflict in the Twenty-First Century; Philip Seib Book 2005 Philip Seib 2005 conflict.gender.globalization.Institution.Policy.Pr

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781403980335conflict; gender; globalization; Institution; Policy; Protest; terrorism

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The Missing Public in U.S. Public Diplomacy,, D.C., that recognizes those who gave their lives for their country in the line of duty. But Miller’s name is not on a wall of the Vietnam Memorial visited by millions every year. It is located on a wall in the lobby of the State Department seldom seen by visitors to the nation’s capital.

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News Coverage of the Bosnian War in Dutch Newspapers, detention camps in Bosnia. Images of emaciated men behind barbed wire shown worldwide on television provoked memories of pictures from the death camps of World War II and a public outcry to “do something” followed.

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,The News Media and “the Clash of Civilizations”,in touting the “culture of martyrdom,” an imam in Switzerland urging his followers to “impose the will of Islam on the godless society of the West,” and another radical Islamist leader in Britain predicting that “our Muslim brothers from abroad will come one day and conquer here, and then we will live under Islam in dignity.”

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Characteristics of War Coverage by Female Correspondents, coverage of an international crisis builds, the pressure to do something, anything, about it becomes overwhelming. Consequently, accurate, fair, and balanced coverage of a news event on television—especially war—is critical.

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International News and Advanced Information Technology?,factors. Developing a more complete news gatekeeping model would contribute to the development of more sophisticated political communication theory. With that objective in mind, we present the basic outline of a multigated news gatekeeping model and apply it to a preliminary analysis of media coverage of the war in Iraq.

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The Internet, Politics, and Missile Defense,curity policy. Activism against missile defense, like many other civil campaigns of this kind, is simultaneously entertaining and deadly serious, and provides an opportunity for social engagement around issues of profound human consequence.

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The Real War Will Never Get on Television,stimulating a highly profitable frenzy of interest in similar scenes from other battles. When Gardner went to Gettysburg a year later, having set off on his own business, three-quarters of his pictures were graphic depictions of the dead, albeit often rearranged into romanticized poses.