A hundred-page guide to the latest ideas on war reporting, based on tough, honest debates with 200 top journalists and analysts about issues of representation and responsibility in international news.
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PRAISE FOR THE BOOK: 'An excellent resume of a most important subject' Simon Jenkins, columnist, The Times and London Evening Standard.'A thoughtful blend of academic rigour and journalistic experience To read it is to learn a little more about the true nature of events' - Peter Preston, columnist and former editor, The Guardian. 'A convincing argument' - Susie Orbach, author and psychotherapist. 'This is a serious and wise attempt to help journalists make their reporting of conflict and violence more accurate and more useful. I welcome it.' - Professor Ian Hargreaves, Cardiff University. 'An excellent synthesis' - Mark Pedelty, author, War Stories the culture of foreign correspondents. 'A very useful document' - Jenny Ranson, director of communications, the Cabinet Office, forme director of the Open Broadcast Network, Sarajevo. 'Extremel persuasive and impressive' - Naomi Sakr, independent analyst and journalist on Middle East affairs. 'Refreshing, even liberating' - Baffour Ankomah, editor, New African magazine. 'An impressive piece of work' Ewen MacAskill, Diplomatic Editor, The Guardian. And for Reporting the World: 'A unique and timely insight' - Damien Lewis, independent film-maker and writer. 'Debates on journalism's role, ethos and practices are very much overdue Reporting the World is a valuable part of this process' - John Lloyd, Associate Editor, New Statesman
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Condition: Fair. This is an ex-library book and may have the usual library/used-book markings inside.This book has soft covers. In fair condition, suitable as a study copy. Library sticker on front cover. Please note the Image in this listing is a stock photo and may not match the covers of the actual item,250grams, ISBN:0954206401. Seller Inventory # 9770004
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