Restructuring the Media in Post-Conflict Societies: Four Perspectives. The Experience of Intergovernmental and Non-Governmental Organizations. A Background Paper for the UNESCO World Press Day Conference in Geneva
Oxford: Cardozo Online Journal of Conflicts Resolution (2000), 56 pp.
"A great deal has now been written about the patterns of media exploitation as they contribute to a vortex of destruction. Less has been elaborated about the efforts of international governmental organisations ("IGOs") and non-governmental organisations ("NGOs") to intervene so as to maintain a more stable and peaceful world order either in anticipation of conflict, during the conflict or in the ordeal following the conflict. This paper focuses, as a background for the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization ("UNESCO") Geneva Conference, in May 2000, on post-conflict patterns that emerge, primarily drawing from four case studies—Bosnia-Herzegovina, Kosovo, Rwanda, and Cambodia." (Introduction)
I. INTRODUCTION / Monroe E. Price, 1
II. CASE STUDIES
Bosnia-Herzegovina / Monroe E. Price, 5
Cambodia / Lin Neumann, 18
Kosovo / Stacy Sullivan, 26
La communauté internationale et la question des médias au Rwanda / Hervé Deguine, 40
III. CONCLUSIONS AND AREAS FOR FURTHER DISCUSSION, 52
II. CASE STUDIES
Bosnia-Herzegovina / Monroe E. Price, 5
Cambodia / Lin Neumann, 18
Kosovo / Stacy Sullivan, 26
La communauté internationale et la question des médias au Rwanda / Hervé Deguine, 40
III. CONCLUSIONS AND AREAS FOR FURTHER DISCUSSION, 52
