Kony group set and ready to go!
Research questions formulated, theory agreed on, newspapers chosen, Roles distributed. Now at the stage of collecting data. The real work begins.
Peace Journalism
Welcome to our research blog. This will be our central place of sharing information and research progress during the next two weeks. The "About" section contains a brief description of the purpose of the projects.
Research Projects
Recent Posts
- Lecture Slides
- Academic Sources
- NGO Press Releases: War or Peace Journalism? (Abstract)
- Reporting Conflict: Traditional Media and Social Media Narratives in the Balochistan Conflict (Abstract)
- Progress update
- War or Peace Journalism in the Coverage of the Egypitan Revolution 2011 (Abstract)
- The Egyptian Revolution 2011: Peace and War Journalism in the Traditional and Social Media (Abstract)
- Abstract of Team Mali
- A bit philosophy dedicated to my “Team”
- Slides Abstract Writing
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- Philipp Babcicky on Abstract problems
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- barbara weghofer on Intercoder reliability test done!!
- Philipp Babcicky on Progress / Neutral Scoring
Sounds like you’re actually “ready to go”. Both data collection and coding are actually heaps of work, but at the end of the day, it has to be done in order to continue with the more exciting part — your analysis, comparison and interpretation — of how the Kony-phenomenon was framed in the media.