The CNN Effect: The Myth of News Media, Foreign Policy and Intervention Book

The CNN Effect: The Myth of News Media, Foreign Policy and Intervention, From the Gulf War to Kosovo, the last decade has seen a new found willingness by Western governments to use force to intervene in distant humanitarian crises. Central to this new policy is the so-called CNN effect, the saturation of western viewers wi, The CNN Effect: The Myth of News Media, Foreign Policy and Intervention

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The CNN Effect: The Myth of News Media, Foreign Policy and Intervention
Written by author Piers Robinson
Published by Taylor & Francis, Inc., July 2002
From the Gulf War to Kosovo, the last decade has seen a new found willingness by Western governments to use force to intervene in "distant" humanitarian crises. Central to this new policy is the so-called "CNN effect," the saturation of western viewers wi
From the Gulf War to Kosovo, the last decade has seen a new found willingness by Western governments to use force to intervene in "distant" humanitarian crises. Central to this new policy is the so-called "CNN effect," the saturation of western viewers wi

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Introduction 1
1 The CNN effect considered 7
2 Developing a theory of media influence 25
3 The CNN effect myth 46
4 The CNN effect in action 72
5 The limits of the CNN effect 93
6 The CNN effect reconsidered 117
App. A: Policy uncertainty 133
App. B: Framing 137
App. C: Testing the policy-media interaction model 141
App. D: Case selection 143
Notes 149
Bibliography and further reading 161
Index 171

Title: The CNN Effect: The Myth of News Media, Foreign Policy and Intervention

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Publication Date: July 2002

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I enjoyed some of these stories more than others but they are all an account of 25 different accounts of reporters that covered that day and events leading up to tragedy.
After reading 102 minutes, I wasn't as engaged with this. But still chilling, horrific and everyone that passes and helped people survive deserve respect

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	List of tables
	Introduction	1
1	The CNN effect considered	7
2	Developing a theory of media influence	25
3	The CNN effect myth	46
4	The CNN effect in action	72
5	The limits of the CNN effect	93
6	The CNN effect reconsidered	117
	App. A: Policy uncertainty	133
	App. B: Framing	137
	App. C: Testing the policy-media interaction model	141
	App. D: Case selection	143
	Notes	149
	Bibliography and further reading	161
	Index	171