This volume considers the failure of the international community to prevent genocide and examines how changing ethical and legal norms are translated into international reality.
This volume considers the failure of the international community to prevent genocide and examines how changing ethical and legal norms are translated into international reality.
John Nathaniel Clarke has served with the United Nations in a variety of political, humanitarian and developmental roles. He completed a PhD at Cambridge University (Peterhouse) and held a Post-doctoral fellowship at Yale University.
Inhaltsangabe
Part I Introduction 1. Ideas, the media, and humanitarian intervention Part II 2. The media's coverage of Rwanda, 1994 3. Media coverage of Phase 1 (Pre-crisis) and Phase 2 (Genocide) 4. Media coverage of Phase 3 (Refugee Crisis) and Phase 4 (Post-crisis) Part III 5. The parliamentary response to Rwanda 6. The media and Parliament 7. Conclusion Appendix: Coding scheme for analysis Select bibliography
Part I Introduction 1. Ideas, the media, and humanitarian intervention Part II 2. The media's coverage of Rwanda, 1994 3. Media coverage of Phase 1 (Pre-crisis) and Phase 2 (Genocide) 4. Media coverage of Phase 3 (Refugee Crisis) and Phase 4 (Post-crisis) Part III 5. The parliamentary response to Rwanda 6. The media and Parliament 7. Conclusion Appendix: Coding scheme for analysis Select bibliography
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