Framing post-Cold War conflicts | Hammond, Philip. Auteur
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Titel
Framing post-Cold War conflicts : The media and international intervention
Philip Hammond
Auteur(s)
Hammond, Philip. Auteur
ISBN
9781526130914 (digital edition)
Bibliografisch adres
Manchester : Manchester University Press, 2007
Uitgever
Manchester University Press (Manchester). Leverancier
Taal
Engels
Land
United Kingdom
Collatie
256 p. : ill., tab.
Bibliografie etc
(annotatie)
References. Index
Voorwaarden
van consultatie
Beschikbaar online
Samenvatting
(annotatie)
The first major post-Cold War conflict, the 1991 Gulf war, indicated how much had already changed. Saddam Hussein had enjoyed Western support in Iraq's war against Iran in the 1980s, but was abruptly cast as the 'new Hitler' after his invasion of Kuwait in August 1990. This book is about how the media have interpreted conflict and international intervention in the years after the Cold War. By comparing press coverage of a number of different wars and crises, it seeks to establish which have been the dominant themes in explaining the post-Cold War international order and to discover how far the patterns established prior to the 11 September 2001 terrorist attacks have subsequently changed. The key concern is with the legitimacy of Western intervention: the aim is to investigate the extent to which Western military action is represented in news reporting as justifiable and necessary. The book presents a study that looks at UK press coverage of six conflicts and the international response to them: two instances of 'humanitarian military intervention' (Somalia and Kosovo); two cases in which the international community was criticised for not intervening (Bosnia and Rwanda); and two post-9/11 interventions (Afghanistan and Iraq). There were a number of overlapping UN and US interventions in Somalia in the early 1990s. Operation Restore Hope was the first major instance of post-Cold War humanitarian military intervention, following the precedent set by the establishment of 'safe havens' for Iraqi Kurds and other minorities at the end of the 1991 Gulf war.

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Manchester Hive
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Framing post-Cold War conflicts : The media and international intervention / Philip Hammond. - Manchester : Manchester University Press, 2007. - 256 p : ill., tab. - ISBN 9781526130914.


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