IMAGE OF PAKISTAN IN THE US MEDIA - Siraj, Syed
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The coverage in US media about Pakistan after 9/11 attacks is quiet in line with the arguments of several authors (Said 1997; Kux, 2001; Obad 2003) that the U.S. media tend to portray positively those countries that are close to the interests of the United States even when they represent non- democratic regimes. Within the context of the changed relationship between the United States and Pakistan after the 9/11 attacks, wherein Pakistan became an ally of the United States in its War against Terror, this study has particularly highlighted how the US media portrayed Pakistan in the pre and post 9/11 scenario.…mehr

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The coverage in US media about Pakistan after 9/11 attacks is quiet in line with the arguments of several authors (Said 1997; Kux, 2001; Obad 2003) that the U.S. media tend to portray positively those countries that are close to the interests of the United States even when they represent non- democratic regimes. Within the context of the changed relationship between the United States and Pakistan after the 9/11 attacks, wherein Pakistan became an ally of the United States in its War against Terror, this study has particularly highlighted how the US media portrayed Pakistan in the pre and post 9/11 scenario.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Syed Abdul Siraj has PhD in Mass Communication and Post doc from USA. He is the Chairman of Department of Mass Communication at Allama Iqbal Open University, Islamabad. His research interest is Peace journalism, Media effects, Political economy, Media sociology, Development communication, etc. He published so far 40 research papers.