Readings in Peace Journalism: Foundations - Studies - Perspectives
Berlin: Regener (2010), 203 pp.
Series: Friedens- und Demokratiepsychologie, 9
ISBN 978-3-936014-22-8
"Since Galtung (1998) and Kempf (1996) outlined their first ideas of an alternative to conventional war reporting, their model(s) of “Peace Journalism” stimulated a broad debate among peace researchers and journalists, practical thought about how to achieve this type of journalism, and a large body of basic theoretical and empirical research. How the concept of peace journalism developed in the course of these studies is documented in the present book which contains a collection of papers from the years 1997-2009 that previously were only available in German, in hard to find sources and/or in electronic form." (Publisher description)
PART I: FOUNDATIONS
1 War propaganda versus peace journalism / Wilhelm Kempf, 13
2 Conflict prevention and the media / Wilhelm Kempf, 27
3 Information structures as barriers to civilian conflict management / Wilhelm Kempf, 38
PART II: STUDIES
4 Media representations of conflicts as catalysts of peace processes / Susanne Jaeger & Wilhelm Kempf, 55
5 The German press coverage of France after World War II / Susanne Jaeger, 63
6 Acceptance and impact of de-escalation-oriented conflict coverage / Wilhelm Kempf, 100
7 Peace journalism and the news production process / Burkhard Bläsi, 120
PART III: PERSPECTIVES
8 Compatibility of peace and news media / Susanne Jaeger, 139
9 Media effects during violent conflict / Vladimir Bratic, 144
10 Implementing peace journalism: The role of conflict stages / Burkhard Bläsi, 158
11 The media and the implementation of a European peace policy / Wilhelm Kempf, 171
1 War propaganda versus peace journalism / Wilhelm Kempf, 13
2 Conflict prevention and the media / Wilhelm Kempf, 27
3 Information structures as barriers to civilian conflict management / Wilhelm Kempf, 38
PART II: STUDIES
4 Media representations of conflicts as catalysts of peace processes / Susanne Jaeger & Wilhelm Kempf, 55
5 The German press coverage of France after World War II / Susanne Jaeger, 63
6 Acceptance and impact of de-escalation-oriented conflict coverage / Wilhelm Kempf, 100
7 Peace journalism and the news production process / Burkhard Bläsi, 120
PART III: PERSPECTIVES
8 Compatibility of peace and news media / Susanne Jaeger, 139
9 Media effects during violent conflict / Vladimir Bratic, 144
10 Implementing peace journalism: The role of conflict stages / Burkhard Bläsi, 158
11 The media and the implementation of a European peace policy / Wilhelm Kempf, 171
