Coverage of the Yemeni Civil War in Saudi Arabia and Qatar
The study “Two Tales of One War: Understanding the Media Coverage of the Yemeni Civil War in Saudi Arabia and Qatar” by Talha Ismail Duman and Furkan Halit Yolcu from … Continued
Tag: conflict journalism
Nationalistic media narratives in TV during the India-China border conflict
The study “Primetime Nationalism: Analysing Monologues on India’s Republic TV and Times Now During Indo-China Border Conflict” by Anilesh Kumar from Hong Kong Baptist University looked at the media narrative … Continued
East Ukrainian media audiences and discussion modes
The article “Logics of Exclusion: How Ukrainian Audiences Renegotiate Propagandistic Narratives in Times of Conflict” by Olga Pasitselska from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem was a discourse and conversational analysis … Continued
Revisiting the photo essay Bosnia: Uncertain Paths to Peace
The article “Messiness in photography, war and transitions to peace: Revisiting Bosnia: Uncertain Paths to Peace” by Rasmus Bellmer and Frank Möller from University of Tampere, Finland looked at photojournalistic … Continued
Eyewitness images in the genre of open-source investigation
The study “Open-source investigation as a genre of conflict reporting” by Sandra Ristovska from University of Colorado Boulder was about the role and scope of eyewitness images in open-source investigation. … Continued
Process-tracing methodology in the study of armed conflict
The new study “ Forensic conflict studies: Making sense of war in the social media age” by Jakob Hauter from UCL School of Slavonic and Eastern European Studies discusses how … Continued