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024 7 |a10.4324/9781315538129 |2doi
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049 |aTürk Tarih Kurumu Kütüphanesi
050 4|aJZ6369|b.A534 2017
082 04|a363.349856
100 1 |aAndersen, Robin,|eauthor.
245 10|aRoutledge Companion to Media and Humanitarian Action /|cRobin Andersen.
250 |aFirst edition.
264 1|aLondon :|bTaylor and Francis,|c2017.
300 |a1 online resource
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505 00|tchapter Introduction: The Power of Media in Times of Humanitarian Crisis: Global Challenges, Constraints, and Consequences /|rROBIN ANDERSEN AND PURNAKA L. DE SILVA -- |tpart PART 1 Theories and Practice of Media and Their Impact on Humanitarian Action -- |tchapter 1 Media, Politics, Compassion, and Citizenship in the Post- Humanitarian Debate: Visual Storytelling and the Humanitarian Imaginary /|rROBIN ANDERSEN -- |tchapter 2 Communicating for Impact, the Voice of the Victims: The Role of Media Design in Humanitarian and Human Rights Organizations /|rTAMARA ALRIFAI -- |tchapter 3 The Al-Jazeera Effect: News Media Coverage of Global Humanitarian Emergencies /|rYEHIA GHANEM -- |tchapter 4 Dignity in Times of Crises: Communicating the Need for Global Social Climate Change /|rEVELIN GERDA LINDNER AND LINDA M. HARTLING -- |tchapter 5 When Media is Used to Incite Violence: The United nation's, Genocide, and Atrocity Crimes /|rADAMA DIENG -- |tpart PART 2 Documentary, News, Human Traffickers, and the Rescue Narratives of Global Migrations: Humanitarianism and Human Rights in an Age of Crisis -- |tchapter 6 Frontline Doctors: Winter Migrant Crisis, BBC1 (2016) /|rALEXANDER VAN TULLEKEN -- |tchapter 7 A Humanitarian Battlefield: Redefining Border Control as Saving Victims /|rPIERLUIGI Musarò -- |tchapter 8 From Pity to Control: Regulated Humanitarianism in German Media Coverage of Refugees and Asylum ELKE GRITTMANN -- |tchapter 9 Regional Impact of Human Trafficking and Forced Migration: Looking for Solutions in Libya /|rPURNAKA L. DE SILVA -- |tchapter 10 The Drowning of SPHERE in the Mediterranean: What Has Happened to Humanitarian Standards in Fortress Europe? /|rPAMELA DELARGY -- |tpart PART 3 Global Humanitarian Information Policy: Financing, Early Warning, and Crisis Response -- |tchapter 11 Forecast-based Financing, Early Warning, and Early Action: A Cutting-Edge Strategy for the International Humanitarian Community /|rALEXANDRA RÜTH, LAURA FONTAINE, ERIN COUGHLAN DE PEREZ, KONSTANZE KAMPFER, KEVIN WYJAD, MATHIEU DESTROOPER, IRENE AMURON, RICHARD CHOULARTON, MEINRAD BÜRER, AND REBECCA MILLER -- |tchapter 12 Policy for Media and Communication in Humanitarian Action and Long-term Development Cooperation: Some Norwegian Experiences and Perspectives -- |tchapter 13 The Correlation of Humanitarian Aid, North–South Development Cooperation, and the Media: Facts and Fiction /|rULRICH NITSCHKE -- |tchapter 14 Global Emergency Preparedness and Multilateral Action in an Information Age /|rHENIA DAKKAK -- |tpart PART 4 Famine, Violence, and Compassion: The Politics of News, Perception, Aid, and Security -- |tchapter 15 Reporting Humanitarian Narratives: Are We Missing Out on the Politics? /|rSUZANNE FRANKS -- |tchapter 16 Front Pages and Frontlines: How the News Cycle Impacted Humanitarian Assistance in Liberia and the Democratic Republic of Congo /|rHEATHER BOURBEAU -- |tchapter 17 Compassion as a News Value: Comparing French and UK Humanitarian Coverage of the War in Gaza 2014 /|rEMMA HEYWOOD -- |tchapter 18 News Frames and Global Terrorism Coverage in the UK and Norway: Context and Consequences for Humanitarian Issues /|rMARIA KONOW LUND AND EVA-KARIN OLSSON -- |tchapter 19 The Central American Refugee Crisis, Securitization, and the Media /|rADRIAN BERGMANN -- |tpart PART 5 Voices at the Table, on the Internet, and Over the Airwaves: Expanding the Global Dialogue on Science, Religion, Civil Society, and Human Rights -- |tchapter 20 Now You See Me, Now You Don’t: Faith-based NGOs and Humanitarian Work—A Story from the World Humanitarian Summit /|rAZZA KARAM -- |tchapter 21 The Role of Media in Public Advocacy and Countering Violent Extremism /|rNADIA SRAIEB-KOEPP -- |tchapter 22 Ebola and AIDS: Harnessing Science and Human Nature to Combat Two Modern Plagues PAT FAST -- |tchapter 23 Plural+ Media Literacy, and Voices of the Young: Platforms for Including Youth-Produced Media in Humanitarian Dialogue /|rJORDI TORRENT -- |tchapter 24 The Voice of the People in an Age of Environmental Crisis: Pope Francis, the Earth Community, Human Rights, and Independent Media /|rROBIN ANDERSEN -- |tpart PART 6 Communication, Humanitarianism, and Crisis: Case Studies from the Global Community -- |tchapter 25 Horn of Africa: The Politics of Famine, Media Activism, and Donor Aid AREGAWI BERHE -- |tchapter 26 Disaster Management in the Philippines: Media, Unions, and Humanitarian Action /|rKIM SCIPES -- |tchapter 27 Humanitarian Response and Media in the Arab Gulf Countries /|rFADWA AHMED OBAID -- |tchapter 28 Quo Vadis? Ethnic and Cultural Genocide: Chaldean and Assyrian Christians and Yazidis in Northern Iraq and Syria /|rPURNAKA L. DE SILVA -- |tchapter 29 Child Protection and UNICEF’s Communication and Media Strategy: A Conflict-related Study from Mindanao, the Philippines /|rPRITI VAISHNAV -- |tchapter 30 Environmental Degradation, Poverty, and Corruption: Media, Power, Humanitarian Action, and Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in Latin America /|rRUDELMAR BUENO DE FARIA -- |tpart PART 7 Legacy Media from Fiction to Documentary: Representations of Crisis, Conflict, Humanitarian Assistance, and Peacekeeping -- |tchapter 31 HBO’s Treme and the Evolving Story of Hurricane Katrina: From Mythic News to Fictional Drama /|rROBIN ANDERSEN -- |tchapter 32 “Shine a Little Light”: Celebrities, Humanitarian Documentary, and Half the Sky /|rHEATHER MCINTOSH -- |tchapter 33 The Record of a Total Power Loss: First Five Days at the Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant /|rHAJIME OZAKI -- |tchapter 34 Media Interventions as Humanitarian Action /|rSHAWN POWERS -- |tchapter 35 Last Station Before Hell: United nation's Peacekeepers /|rPIERRE-OLIVIER FRANÇOIS -- |tpart PART 8 The Contradictions of Social Media and the New Technologies of Communication: Information, Fake News, and Xenophobia; Activism and Witness -- |tchapter 36 Key Communicators’ Perspectives on the Use of Social Media in Risks and Crises /|rHARALD HORNMOEN -- |tchapter 37 Global Activism on Facebook: A Discursive Analysis of “Bring Back Our Girls” Campaign /|rDOROTHY NJOROGE -- |tchapter 38 “Take my Picture”: The Media Assemblage of Lone-Wolf Terror Events, Mobile Communication, and the News /|rKENZIE BURCHELL -- |tchapter 39 Keeping Reporters Safe: The Ethics of Drone Journalism in a Humanitarian Crisis /|rTURO USKALI -- |tchapter 40 Weaponizing Social Media: “The Alt-Right,” the Election of Donald J. Trump, and the Rise of Ethno-Nationalism in the United States /|rROBIN ANDERSEN -- |tpart PART 9 Media Industry and Government Influences on Policy and Humanitarian Affairs: The Propaganda of Warmaking -- |tchapter 41 Philanthrocapitalists and the Humanitarian Agenda: Motivations, Metrics, and Media Power /|rGARRETT M. BROAD -- |tchapter 42 The Impossibility of Humanitarian War: Libya and Beyond /|rROBIN ANDERSEN -- |tchapter 43 The CNN Effect and Humanitarian Crisis /|rPIERS ROBINSON.
650 0|aAdvertising Media.
650 0|aAfrican Studies.
650 0|aAnthropology - Soc Sci.
650 0|aAsian Studies.
650 0|aBroadcast Media.
650 04|aAdvertising Media
650 04|aAfrican Studies
650 04|aAnthropology - Soc Sci
650 04|aAsian Studies
650 04|aBroadcast Media
650 04|aCentral Asian, Russian & Eastern European Studies
650 04|aCommunication Ethics
650 04|aCultural Studies
650 04|aDevelopment Communication
650 04|aDevelopment Studies
650 04|aEuropean Studies
650 04|aHazards & Disasters
650 04|aHuman Rights Law & Civil Liberties
650 04|aInternational Media
650 04|aInternational Politics
650 04|aInternet
650 04|aJournalism
650 04|aJournalism & Professional Media
650 04|aLatin American & Hispanic Studies
650 04|aMedia & Communications
650 04|aMedia Ethics
650 04|aMedia Management
650 04|aMedia Studies
650 04|aMiddle East Studies
650 04|aPeace Studies
650 04|aPeacekeeping
650 04|aPolitical Communication
650 04|aPolitical Studies
650 04|aPolitics & Technology
650 04|aPolitics & the Media
650 04|aRisk Communication
650 04|aSocial & Political Theory
650 04|aSocial Inequality
650 04|aSociology of Media
650 04|aUrban Communications & Technology
650 04|aWar & Conflict Studies
650 07|aPOLITICAL SCIENCE / Political Freedom & Security / Human Rights|2bisacsh
650 07|aPOLITICAL SCIENCE / Political Process / Media & Internet|2bisacsh
700 1 |ade Silva, Purnaka L.
776 08|iPrint version: |z9781138688575|w(DLC) 2017004171
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