Radical Conflict
Essays on Violence, Intractability, and Communication
Herausgeber: Smith, Andrew R.
Radical Conflict
Essays on Violence, Intractability, and Communication
Herausgeber: Smith, Andrew R.
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This book examines instances of radical conflict in order to provide critical analyses of media and mediation implicated in such conflicts, often for ill but sometimes for good. Chapters offer ways of thinking intended to attenuate spirals of violence and move radical conflicts toward new means of discourse.
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This book examines instances of radical conflict in order to provide critical analyses of media and mediation implicated in such conflicts, often for ill but sometimes for good. Chapters offer ways of thinking intended to attenuate spirals of violence and move radical conflicts toward new means of discourse.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Peace and Conflict Studies
- Verlag: Lexington Books
- Seitenzahl: 326
- Erscheinungstermin: 3. Mai 2016
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 24mm
- Gewicht: 683g
- ISBN-13: 9781498521772
- ISBN-10: 1498521770
- Artikelnr.: 44566714
- Peace and Conflict Studies
- Verlag: Lexington Books
- Seitenzahl: 326
- Erscheinungstermin: 3. Mai 2016
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 24mm
- Gewicht: 683g
- ISBN-13: 9781498521772
- ISBN-10: 1498521770
- Artikelnr.: 44566714
Andrew R. Smith is professor and graduate program head in the Department of Communication Studies at Edinboro University.
Chapter 1 Suffering Symbolic Violence: On Ridicule, Condemnation, and the
Digital Jury Jamal Eddine Slimani Chapter 2 Intractable Conflict in a
Slowly Evolving Environmental Disaster: Social Violence and Social
Suffering in Libby, MT Andrea Meluch, Philip Reed, Rebecca Cline and Tanis
Hernandez Chapter 3 The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict and Incommensurability
Donald Ellis Chapter 4 Muslim Brotherhood and the Militarized State:
Radical Opposition, Violent Repression and Democratic Opportunity Alekandra
Nesic Chapter 5 Radical Antagonists: Urban Discourses of Moroccan Youth
Counterpublics Hamdi Echkaou Chapter 6 Zimbabwe's Transition Struggle: The
Role of Media and Political Violence in Fueling Intractable Conflict
Cleophas T. Muneri Chapter 7 Entelechy, Eschatology, Blasphemy: A Burkean
Study of Murder in Bangladesh Leslie Reynard Chapter 8 Political Violence,
Narratives of the Nations, and the New Global Rearrangements Said Graiouid
and Taieb Belghazi Chapter 9 The Power of Modern Diasporas in Global
Politics: Case Study of the Circassian Diaspora in the US Marya
Rozanova-Smith & Anna Klyukanova Chapter 10 Agonistic Discourse(s) in the
Sahara Conflict: the Right to have Rights Andrew R. Smith, Fadoua Loudiy
and Kristen Thomas Chapter 11 Flexing Soft Power Locally and Globally: The
Kashmir Conflict in India's Mediated Tourism Discourse Sudeshna Roy Chapter
12 From Radical to Rational Frames: Pro-Life, Pro-Choice and Prospects for
Common Values Gregory Russell Chapter 13 Is There a Right to Die? Assisted
Suicide and the Rhetoric of Rights Jason Hannan
Digital Jury Jamal Eddine Slimani Chapter 2 Intractable Conflict in a
Slowly Evolving Environmental Disaster: Social Violence and Social
Suffering in Libby, MT Andrea Meluch, Philip Reed, Rebecca Cline and Tanis
Hernandez Chapter 3 The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict and Incommensurability
Donald Ellis Chapter 4 Muslim Brotherhood and the Militarized State:
Radical Opposition, Violent Repression and Democratic Opportunity Alekandra
Nesic Chapter 5 Radical Antagonists: Urban Discourses of Moroccan Youth
Counterpublics Hamdi Echkaou Chapter 6 Zimbabwe's Transition Struggle: The
Role of Media and Political Violence in Fueling Intractable Conflict
Cleophas T. Muneri Chapter 7 Entelechy, Eschatology, Blasphemy: A Burkean
Study of Murder in Bangladesh Leslie Reynard Chapter 8 Political Violence,
Narratives of the Nations, and the New Global Rearrangements Said Graiouid
and Taieb Belghazi Chapter 9 The Power of Modern Diasporas in Global
Politics: Case Study of the Circassian Diaspora in the US Marya
Rozanova-Smith & Anna Klyukanova Chapter 10 Agonistic Discourse(s) in the
Sahara Conflict: the Right to have Rights Andrew R. Smith, Fadoua Loudiy
and Kristen Thomas Chapter 11 Flexing Soft Power Locally and Globally: The
Kashmir Conflict in India's Mediated Tourism Discourse Sudeshna Roy Chapter
12 From Radical to Rational Frames: Pro-Life, Pro-Choice and Prospects for
Common Values Gregory Russell Chapter 13 Is There a Right to Die? Assisted
Suicide and the Rhetoric of Rights Jason Hannan
Chapter 1 Suffering Symbolic Violence: On Ridicule, Condemnation, and the
Digital Jury Jamal Eddine Slimani Chapter 2 Intractable Conflict in a
Slowly Evolving Environmental Disaster: Social Violence and Social
Suffering in Libby, MT Andrea Meluch, Philip Reed, Rebecca Cline and Tanis
Hernandez Chapter 3 The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict and Incommensurability
Donald Ellis Chapter 4 Muslim Brotherhood and the Militarized State:
Radical Opposition, Violent Repression and Democratic Opportunity Alekandra
Nesic Chapter 5 Radical Antagonists: Urban Discourses of Moroccan Youth
Counterpublics Hamdi Echkaou Chapter 6 Zimbabwe's Transition Struggle: The
Role of Media and Political Violence in Fueling Intractable Conflict
Cleophas T. Muneri Chapter 7 Entelechy, Eschatology, Blasphemy: A Burkean
Study of Murder in Bangladesh Leslie Reynard Chapter 8 Political Violence,
Narratives of the Nations, and the New Global Rearrangements Said Graiouid
and Taieb Belghazi Chapter 9 The Power of Modern Diasporas in Global
Politics: Case Study of the Circassian Diaspora in the US Marya
Rozanova-Smith & Anna Klyukanova Chapter 10 Agonistic Discourse(s) in the
Sahara Conflict: the Right to have Rights Andrew R. Smith, Fadoua Loudiy
and Kristen Thomas Chapter 11 Flexing Soft Power Locally and Globally: The
Kashmir Conflict in India's Mediated Tourism Discourse Sudeshna Roy Chapter
12 From Radical to Rational Frames: Pro-Life, Pro-Choice and Prospects for
Common Values Gregory Russell Chapter 13 Is There a Right to Die? Assisted
Suicide and the Rhetoric of Rights Jason Hannan
Digital Jury Jamal Eddine Slimani Chapter 2 Intractable Conflict in a
Slowly Evolving Environmental Disaster: Social Violence and Social
Suffering in Libby, MT Andrea Meluch, Philip Reed, Rebecca Cline and Tanis
Hernandez Chapter 3 The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict and Incommensurability
Donald Ellis Chapter 4 Muslim Brotherhood and the Militarized State:
Radical Opposition, Violent Repression and Democratic Opportunity Alekandra
Nesic Chapter 5 Radical Antagonists: Urban Discourses of Moroccan Youth
Counterpublics Hamdi Echkaou Chapter 6 Zimbabwe's Transition Struggle: The
Role of Media and Political Violence in Fueling Intractable Conflict
Cleophas T. Muneri Chapter 7 Entelechy, Eschatology, Blasphemy: A Burkean
Study of Murder in Bangladesh Leslie Reynard Chapter 8 Political Violence,
Narratives of the Nations, and the New Global Rearrangements Said Graiouid
and Taieb Belghazi Chapter 9 The Power of Modern Diasporas in Global
Politics: Case Study of the Circassian Diaspora in the US Marya
Rozanova-Smith & Anna Klyukanova Chapter 10 Agonistic Discourse(s) in the
Sahara Conflict: the Right to have Rights Andrew R. Smith, Fadoua Loudiy
and Kristen Thomas Chapter 11 Flexing Soft Power Locally and Globally: The
Kashmir Conflict in India's Mediated Tourism Discourse Sudeshna Roy Chapter
12 From Radical to Rational Frames: Pro-Life, Pro-Choice and Prospects for
Common Values Gregory Russell Chapter 13 Is There a Right to Die? Assisted
Suicide and the Rhetoric of Rights Jason Hannan