Robin Andersen
That's Militainment!
The Pentagon's media-friendly "reality" war
(2003), FAIR (May/June)
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Alison Anderson
Communication, Conflict and Risk in the 21st Century: Critical Issues for Sociology
(2003), Sociological Research Online, vol. 8, no. 4,
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Centre for Media Research: University Of Ulster
Media policy briefing paper number 4: Children, media and conflict: the experience of divided communities - Ireland, Israel, Palestine. Centre for Media Research, 2006. ISSN 1748-0175
Proceedings of an interdisciplinary colloquium
held at the University of Ulster on April 25th,
2005, supported by Cultural Development,
The Centre for Media Research and the
Department of Psychology, UU.
click here for CMR's website
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Douglas Kellner
The Persian Gulf TV War (Online)
(1992). Originally published by Boulder Co. Westview Press
click here for Douglas Kellner's homepage
The Persian Gulf TV War Revisited
Spectacle and Media Propaganda in the War on Iraq
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Philip Hammond
Postmodernity goes to War
(2004) spiked, 1 June
The Media War on Terrorism (pdf)
(2003) Journal of Crime, Conflict and the Media., Vol. 1, No. 1, December, pp. 23-36.
Third Way War: New Labour, the British Media and Kosovo
Phillip Hammond
Part Three: Reporting the War around the World in
Degraded Capability: The Media and the Kosovo Crisis (2000)
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Kevin McSorley
Review Essay: Dr Kevin McSorley uses Tony Marchant’s drama The Mark of Cain as a point of departure to discuss wider issues of war, morality and media.
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Sonia Ambrosio de Nelson
News Reporting on terrorism in Malaysia and
Singapore'
This comparative study of the English
language newspapers New Straits Times of Malaysia and
The Straits Times of Singapore looks into the
reporting of the bombings in Bali in 2002 and 2005,
the JW Marriott Hotel bombing in Jakarta in 2003 and
the Australian Embassy bombing in Jakarta in 2004. The
reporting reproduced the views that social control is
important in the fight against terrorism with the
media playing an important role in conveying such a
message. The article appears in Media Asia vol.33
numbers 3/4, pp.192-200 (2006).
see also: Southeast Asian Press Coverage of Terrorism and the Bali Bombing in Copenhagen Journal of Asian Studies 2004.
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Jerry Palmer
Media Coverage of the Iraq Crisis.
Conference Paper (2004)
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Jc2m
jc2m (Journal of Crime, Conflict and the Media) issue on Iraq War Coverage
Volume 1, No. 1- December 2003
Jc2m Journal final edition: Political Violence and Media Discourse
Volume 1, No. 4 - May 2005
click here for Jc2m
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Martin Shaw
Managed Media to Active Representation:
(1996). published by London: Pinter
Chapters from - Civil Society and Media in Global Crises: Representing Distant Violence
A multi-dimensional study of 'national' civil society and media responses to the Iraqi wars of 1990-91: the (Persian) Gulf War and its aftermath, the Kurdish refugee crisis - the major precedent for the 'humanitarian intervention' of the 1990s.
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Steve Tatham
Strategic Communication: A Primer (2008)
This paper attempts to address a perceived gap in UK defence thinking which
currently has little documentation, on the emerging and cross governmental art of
Strategic Communication. After defining the term this paper attempts to locate its
utility within the defence community, considering its relationship with Media and
Information Operations.
See also Tatham's article: Tactical Strategic Communciation: Placing Informational Effect at the Centre of Command (2009)
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