Projects
The major objective of the following research projects is to
explore forms of conflict coverage in traditional and social media.
Six projects on Peace and War Journalism have been proposed and are currently conducted throughout this course:
Reporting Conflict: Traditional Media and Social Media Narratives in the Balochistan-Conflict
All posts related to the Balochistan Project.
The Relationship Between Political Leanings of the Media and Types of Conflict Reporting: A Case Study of Liberal and Conservative Coverage of the Kony 2012 Campaign.
All posts related to the Kony 2012 Project.
The Egypt Revolution. What is the Dominant Frame in the Traditional and Social Media: War or Peace Journalism?
All posts related to the Egypt Revolution TM-SM Project.
Conflict Discourse in the Post-Arabic Spring: Applying a Peace Journalism Lens on the Coverage of the Mali Events 2012.
All posts related to the Mali Project.
Peace or War Journalism? International and National Newspaper Coverage of the Egypt Revolution 2011.
All posts related to the Egypt Revolution TM Project.
Narratives of NGO Press Releases. What is the Dominant Frame: Peace or War Journalism?
All posts related to the NGO Reporting Project.
