Media and the Ukraine Crisis

Mervi Pantti is Professor of Media and Communication Studies at the University of Helsinki. She is the co-author of Disasters and the Media (Peter Lang, 2012) and co-editor of Amateur Images and Global News (2011).

• Simon Cottle: Foreword – Mervi Pantti: The Ukraine Conflict and the Media: An Introduction – Part One: Hybrid Media War – Göran Bolin/Paul Jordan/Per Stahlberg: From Nation Branding to Information Warfare: The Management of Information in the Ukraine–Russia Conflict – Matt Sienkiewicz: Open Source Warfare: The Role of User-Generated Content in the Ukrainian Conflict Media Strategy – Rune Saugmann Andersen: Citizens’ Right to Look: Repurposing Amateur Images in the Ukraine Conflict – Mikhail Suslov: The Rhetoric of (Un)Laughter in the Russian-Language Geopolitical Debates on the Ukrainian Crisis – Olga Baysha: European Integration as Imagined by Ukrainian Pravda’s Bloggers – Part Two: Media Narratives of the Ukraine Conflict – Flemming Splidsboel Hansen: Mediatised Warfare in Russia: Framing the Annexation of Crimea – Andreas Widholm: Global Online News from a Russian Viewpoint: RT and the Conflict in Ukraine – Irina Khaldarova: Strategic Narratives of the Ukraine Conflict Projected for Domestic and International Audiences by Russian TV Channels – Markus Ojala/Sigrid Kaasik-Krogerus: Popular Geopolitics in the Shadow of Russia: The Ukraine Conflict in Finnish and Estonian Newspaper Editorials – Patrycja Szostok/Dagmara Głuszek-Szafraniec/Damian Guzek: Media Diplomacy and the Coverage of the Ukrainian Conflict in German, Polish and Russian Magazines – Dennis Lichtenstein/Katharina Esau: Crisis Talks: The Framing of the Ukraine Crisis on German Talk Show Debates – Contributors

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