Page 1 PEACE OURNALISM Jake Lynch and Annabel McGoldrick You cannot put it down
without being convinced Philip Knightley, author, The First Casualty Page 2 Peace Journalism …

Peace Journalism has emerged, since the mid-1990s, as a new field within Peace and
Conflict Studies. It offers both a form of critical analysis of existing war reporting, and a set of …

This bilingual, cross-national study analyzes stories about the Colombian peace process
that were engaged with on social media to understand the use of peace and war framing in …

This article examines the news coverage of a nonmilitary conflict: The US–China trade
conflict by major news media outlets in the USA and China using the war and peace …

This article shows how results were merged from a study conducted in four countries—
Australia, the Philippines, South Africa and Mexico—in which differently versioned television …

This article aims to expand peace journalism scholarship by proposing a new peace
journalism model for analyzing media representations of immigration. By employing framing …

This study examines the relationship between selective and cross-cutting/non-partisan
media exposure, perceived journalism framing, and US public's perception of China and the …

Peace journalism has enjoyed increased attention in recent decades, though this interest
does not necessarily correspond to less polarized conflict coverage or more peaceful …

The Al-Jazeera network, founded in 1996 and financed directly by Qatar's royal family, is
attributed with a significant catalytic role in the 'Arab Spring'uprisings that swept the Middle …

Journalists play an important role in the formation of public opinion and can therefore be
regarded as influential actors in conflict resolution. In Colombia, where the peace process …