The media and peace : from Vietnam to the 'War on Terror' /

• Spencer, Graham.

• War -- Press coverage -- United States
• War -- Press coverage -- Great Britain.
• Peace -- Press coverage -- United States.
• Peace -- Press coverage -- Great Britain.
• Television broadcasting of news -- United States
• Television broadcasting of news -- Great Britain

• Palgrave Macmillan,

• 1403921806 (hbk)

• Includes index.
• Bibliography: p. 195-204.
• Introduction - News Culture - The Impact of News on Foreign Policy - Diplomacy and Signalling - Rwanda and Reporting Africa - Vietnam - Bosnia and Kosovo - The Middle East - The Northern Ireland Peace Process - The Gulf War, the 'War on Terror' and Iraq - Peace Journalism - Conclusion - Bibliography - Index.

• Journalists under fire information war and journalistic practices
• Media war and terrorism responses from the Middle East and Asia
• Media at war the Iraq crisis
• Media and media policy in Germany the press and broadcasting since 1945
• Information age journalism journalism in an international context
• media at war communication and conflict in the 20th century
• News
• Marxism and media studies key concepts and contemporary trends
• introduction to journalism
• Media and cultural theory
• British television policy a reader
• Television broadcasting in contemporary France and Britain
• Living room wars rethinking media audiences for a postmodern world
• Newspaper journalism a practical introduction
• Broadcasting and new media policies in Western Europe
• European media studies
• Media policy an introduction
• Media research methods measuring audiences reactions and impact
• Critical readings media and audiences
• Understanding media culture
• introductory history of British broadcasting
• Journalism principles and practice
• Ethics & journalism
• Mass media and media policy in Western Europe
• Audiences a sociological theory of performance and imagination
• Understanding media theory
• Media and society critical perspectives