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Discover 'Reporting Conflict: New Directions in Peace Journalism,' a groundbreaking publication that redefines the role of journalists in conflict reporting. This thought-provoking trade paperback, published by the University of Queensland Press in 2010, explores new paradigms in peace journalism, urging media professionals to reshape public narratives around conflict. With 240 pages of insightful analysis, authors Jake Lynch and Johan Galtung challenge the traditional war journalism framework that often presents conflicts as mere battles of good versus evil, emphasizing the need for more nuanced storytelling. They argue that media should not only report the grim reality of violence but also investigate the root causes of conflicts and potential paths to resolution. By highlighting case studies, including the media's role during 9/11 and the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, 'Reporting Conflict' calls for a shift towards peace journalism, fostering constructive discussions about global issues. This essential read is perfect for journalists, media students, and anyone interested in peacebuilding and conflict resolution. Enhance your understanding of journalism and its impact on society with this compelling resource, available now in brand new condition — ISBN: 9780702237676.