Framing Post-Cold War Conflicts

Discover the intricate relationship between media and conflict in Philip Hammond's insightful book, Framing Post-Cold War Conflicts. Published by Manchester University Press in 2011, this compelling paperback spans 256 pages and delves into the portrayal of contemporary crises by the British press. Hammond critically analyzes the coverage of six pivotal conflicts: Somalia, Bosnia, Rwanda, Kosovo, Afghanistan, and Iraq. Through this examination, he reveals how these conflicts are framed and the extent to which Western military interventions are depicted as justifiable and necessary. This book is essential for anyone interested in the intersection of media, history, and international relations, providing a thought-provoking perspective on how narratives shape our understanding of war in the 20th century and beyond. Enhance your knowledge of press coverage and its impact on public perception with this engaging read.