Chapter 1 Introduction Part 2 Part I: Historical and Theoretical Background Chapter 3 1 The Political Economy of Globalization Chapter 4 2 U.S. Global Ideologies and Israeli/Palestinian National Ideologies Chapter 5 3 Television News Audiovisual Ideological Frames Chapter 6 4 Competing Macro-Frames Part 7 Part II: Micro-Frame Case Studies Chapter 8 5 Reports on al Qaeda Terror and the U.S.-Led "War against Terror" Chapter 9 6 The al Aksa Intifada Chapter 10 7 Summary Discussion of Case Studies Chapter 11 Bibliography
Nitzan Ben-Shaul is senior lecturer of film and television at Tel Aviv University.
A Violent World is a valuable contribution to critical media
studies and more specifically to a better understanding of
comparative international media.
*International Journal of Communication*
A Violent World is a unique book that provides an original and
comprehensive analysis connecting global political and economic
developments and ideologies with TV reports about violence. This is
a bold and excellent analysis that uses macrolevel perspective to
explain the contents of the mainstream news. Thus, this book
provides a meaningful contribution not only to the studies of
communication, but also to political science, economics, political
psychology, and studies of culture.
*Daniel Bar-Tal, past president, the International Society of
Political Psychology*
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