International conflicts in a mediated world: News-making about the conflict between China and Tibet
Sylvia Stützer examines how news media make and frame international conflict through a focused study of the conflict between China and Tibet. The book explores the relationship between mediation, political events, and public understanding, making it relevant to readers of media studies, international relations, and conflict research.
About This Book
International Conflicts in a Mediated World examines news-making about the conflict between China and Tibet.
The book considers how international conflicts are presented through news media and other forms of mediation.
It offers a focused study of the relationship between media representation and political conflict.
Written by Sylvia Stützer, this work is suited to readers interested in media studies, international relations, and contemporary conflict.
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