رسانه، دین و درگیری (دین و امنیت بین‌المللی)

International Relations As A Discipline Has Largely Ignored The Role Of Religion In Shaping International Events. The Growth Of Islamist Militancy, The Increasing Influence Of The Christian Right On Us Foreign Policy And George Bush's War On Terror Changed This For Good. Now More Than Ever We Need To Analyze This Change And Consider How Religion And The Way It Is Represented Affects International Politics. Lee Marsden And Heather Savigny Uniquely Bring Together Some Of The Leading Figures In The Fields Of 'politics And Media', 'international Relations And Security' And 'international Relations And Religion', Including Freelance Journalist And Newspaper Columnist Nick Cohen, The International Authority On Politics And Religion Professor Jeffrey Haynes, And Professor Justin Lewis Who Has A Number Of Bbc Commissions Under His Belt. The Volume Offers A Series Of Case Studies Reflecting On How The Media Covers Religion As Conflict Within And Between States. It Challenges Readers To Critically Examine How Media Reportage And Commentary Influences Perceptions And Responses To Religion And Security.--book Cover. 'islamic Terrorism' And The Repression Of The Political / Justin Lewis, Paul Mason And Kerry Moore -- Is The Bbc Biased? : The Corporation And The Coverage Of The 2006 Israeli-hezbollah War / Ivor Gaber And Lisa Thomas -- Islam As A Threat? : Problematisation Of Muslims In The Mass Media And Effects On The Political System / Patrik Ettinger And Linards Udris -- Muslims In Print, Or Media Events As Nodes Of Cultural Conflict / Henrik Bøkder -- The Akp Government In Turkey : Politics, Democracy And The Media / Jeffrey Haynes -- The Political Rhetoric Of The Vatican : Aims And Strategies Of The Holy See As A Transnational Actor / John Bradley -- Populism And Security In Political Speechmaking : The 2008 Us Presidential Campaign / Michael Higgins -- Towards A Theorisation Of The Link Between Media, Religion And Conflict / Lee Marsden And Heather Savigny. Edited By Lee Marsden And Heather Savigny. Includes Bibliographical References And Index. Contents......Page 6 List of Figures......Page 8 List of Tables......Page 10 Notes on Contributors......Page 12 Acknowledgements......Page 14 Foreword: The New Left and the Old Far Right......Page 16 Introduction: Media, Religion and Conflict......Page 26 1 ‘Islamic Terrorism’ and the Repression of the Political......Page 42 2 Is the BBC Biased? The Corporation and the Coverage of the 2006 Israeli–Hezbollah War......Page 64 3 Islam as a Threat? Problematisation of Muslims in the Mass Media and Effects on the Political System......Page 84 4 Muslims in Print, or Media Events as Nodes of Cultural Conflict......Page 106 5 The AKP Government in Turkey: Politics, Democracy and the Media......Page 120 6 The Political Rhetoric of the Vatican: Aims and Strategies of the Holy See as a Transnational Actor......Page 140 7 Populism and Security in Political Speechmaking: the 2008 US Presidential Campaign......Page 154 8 Towards a Theorisation of the Link Between Media, Religion and Conflict......Page 170 Index......Page 188 The link between Islam and terror : exploring the British media coverage / Justin Lewis, Paul Mason and Kerry Moore Is the BBC biased? : the corporation and the coverage of the 2006 Israeli-Hezbollah war / Ivor Gaber and Lisa Thomas Islam as a threat? : analyzing conflict dynamics and the quality of public communication in the case of Switzerland / Patrik Ettinger and Linards Udris Muhammad on print : religion, free speech and newspaper competition / Henrik Bodker The AKP government in Turkey : politics, democracy, and the media / Jeffrey Haynesá The political rhetoric of the Vatican : the aims and strategies of the Holy See as a transnational actor in the Middle East / John Bradley Populism in political speechmaking : strategies of representativeness and belonging / Michael Higgins Towards a theorisation of the link between media, religion, and conflict / Lee Marsden and Heather Savigny. Responding to the current political climate of increased Islamist militancy, the growing influence of the Christian Right on US foreign policy and George Bush's war on terror, Media, Religion and Conflict offers a series of case studies reflecting on how the media covers religion as conflict within and between states. It challenges readers to critically examine how media reportage and commentary influences perceptions and responses to religion and security Annotation This key volume offers an entirely fresh perspective of the role of multinationals and the development impact of FDI. It provides a much needed analysis of global capitalism and its impact around the world, resulting in an excellent resource for students, academics and activists