This book demonstrates how international media coverage of contemporary wars often encourages serious misunderstandings of complex situations. The shortage of information and the reporting only of those events easily understood by western audiences compounds misconceptions. The contributors are concerned with getting behind ethnic categorizations and examining how they have been constructed from the perspective that ethnicity is essentially a negotiated and relational phenomenon, not something static, primordial or "natural."
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... it... may provide a good look into a topic that few journalists understand well enough to cope with in their stories. Communication Booknotes Quarterly
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Tim Allen is at the London School of Economics.
Jean Seaton is at the University of Westminster.
Jean Seaton is at the University of Westminster.
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