Romy Fröhlich is Professor at the Institute of Communication Studies and Media Research at Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität (LMU) München, Germany.

• ForewordScott AlthausPart I: Comparative, Diachronic and Holistic: Conceptualising Theoretical Paths for the Analysis of Conflict News Coverage and Public Discourse on Armed Conflicts IntroductionRomy Fröhlich1. Dissecting Media Roles in Conflict: A Transactionist Process Model of Conflict News Production, Dissemination, and InfluenceChristian Baden & Christoph O. MeyerPart II: The Dynamics of Public Discourse(s) on Wars and Armed Conflicts: Media Content, Strategic Communication and Conflict-Related Cognition 2. Not so Bad News? Investigating Journalism’s Contribution to What’s Bad, and Good, in News on Violent ConflictChristian Baden & Keren Tenenboim-Weinblatt3. The Dynamics of Strategic Communication over Time: Patterns of Persuasive Communication and its Relevance for the Construction of Discourse on War and ConflictRomy Fröhlich & Marc Jungblut4. The Dynamics of Parliamentary Debates on War and Conflict: Assessing the Impact and Role of the Media on the Political AgendaRosa Berganza, Beatriz Herrero-Jiménez & Adolfo Carratalá5. #iProtest: The Case of the Colourful Revolution in MacedoniaDimitra Dimitrakopoulou & Sergios LenisPart III: The Dynamics of Conflict News Production as a Social Process: Key Actors’ (Changing) Roles and Their Interrelations 6. Journalism of War and Conflict: Generic and Conflict-related Influences on News ProductionThomas Hanitzsch & Abit Hoxha7. The enduring value of reliable facts: Why NGOs have become more influential in conflict discourseEric Sangar & Christoph O. Meyer8. Political Leaders, Media, and Violent Conflict in the Digital Age Gadi Wolfsfeld & Linor Tsifroni9. A Game of Frames in Conflict Transformation: Mapping the Media Active Publics’ Nexus of Competing Conflict FramesIgor Micevski and Snezana Trpevska10. Balancing plausible lies and false truths: Perception and evaluation of the local and global news coverage of conflicts in the DRCMarie-Soleil Frère & Anke FiedlerPart IV: Recapitulation, Consolidation, Implication 11. The Integration of Findings: Consequences of Empirical Results for the Advancement of Theory BuildingRomy Fröhlich (In cooperation with Christian Baden, Rosa Berganza, Dimitra Dimitrakopoulou, Thomas Hanitzsch, Beatriz Herrero-Jiménez, Abit Hoxha, Marc Jungblut, Christoph O. Meyer, Igor Micevski, Eric Sangar, Keren Tenenboim-Weinblatt, and Snezana Trpevska)12. Practical Implications and Suggestions for the Applied Fields: Journalism, Media Assistance, NGOs and Politics" Romy Fröhlich(In cooperation with Christian Baden, Rosa Berganza, Dimitra Dimitrakopoulou, Thomas Hanitzsch, Beatriz Herrero-Jiménez, Marc Jungblut, Christoph O. Meyer, Igor Micevski, Eric Sangar, Keren Tenenboim-Weinblatt and Snezana Trpevska)AfterwordPhilip Seib

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Romy Fröhlich is Professor at the Institute of Communication Studies and Media Research at Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität (LMU) München, Germany.

• ForewordScott AlthausPart I: Comparative, Diachronic and Holistic: Conceptualising Theoretical Paths for the Analysis of Conflict News Coverage and Public Discourse on Armed Conflicts IntroductionRomy Fröhlich1. Dissecting Media Roles in Conflict: A Transactionist Process Model of Conflict News Production, Dissemination, and InfluenceChristian Baden & Christoph O. MeyerPart II: The Dynamics of Public Discourse(s) on Wars and Armed Conflicts: Media Content, Strategic Communication and Conflict-Related Cognition 2. Not so Bad News? Investigating Journalism’s Contribution to What’s Bad, and Good, in News on Violent ConflictChristian Baden & Keren Tenenboim-Weinblatt3. The Dynamics of Strategic Communication over Time: Patterns of Persuasive Communication and its Relevance for the Construction of Discourse on War and ConflictRomy Fröhlich & Marc Jungblut4. The Dynamics of Parliamentary Debates on War and Conflict: Assessing the Impact and Role of the Media on the Political AgendaRosa Berganza, Beatriz Herrero-Jiménez & Adolfo Carratalá5. #iProtest: The Case of the Colourful Revolution in MacedoniaDimitra Dimitrakopoulou & Sergios LenisPart III: The Dynamics of Conflict News Production as a Social Process: Key Actors’ (Changing) Roles and Their Interrelations 6. Journalism of War and Conflict: Generic and Conflict-related Influences on News ProductionThomas Hanitzsch & Abit Hoxha7. The enduring value of reliable facts: Why NGOs have become more influential in conflict discourseEric Sangar & Christoph O. Meyer8. Political Leaders, Media, and Violent Conflict in the Digital Age Gadi Wolfsfeld & Linor Tsifroni9. A Game of Frames in Conflict Transformation: Mapping the Media Active Publics’ Nexus of Competing Conflict FramesIgor Micevski and Snezana Trpevska10. Balancing plausible lies and false truths: Perception and evaluation of the local and global news coverage of conflicts in the DRCMarie-Soleil Frère & Anke FiedlerPart IV: Recapitulation, Consolidation, Implication 11. The Integration of Findings: Consequences of Empirical Results for the Advancement of Theory BuildingRomy Fröhlich (In cooperation with Christian Baden, Rosa Berganza, Dimitra Dimitrakopoulou, Thomas Hanitzsch, Beatriz Herrero-Jiménez, Abit Hoxha, Marc Jungblut, Christoph O. Meyer, Igor Micevski, Eric Sangar, Keren Tenenboim-Weinblatt, and Snezana Trpevska)12. Practical Implications and Suggestions for the Applied Fields: Journalism, Media Assistance, NGOs and Politics" Romy Fröhlich(In cooperation with Christian Baden, Rosa Berganza, Dimitra Dimitrakopoulou, Thomas Hanitzsch, Beatriz Herrero-Jiménez, Marc Jungblut, Christoph O. Meyer, Igor Micevski, Eric Sangar, Keren Tenenboim-Weinblatt and Snezana Trpevska)AfterwordPhilip Seib

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Romy Fröhlich is Professor at the Institute of Communication Studies and Media Research at Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität (LMU) München, Germany.

• ForewordScott AlthausPart I: Comparative, Diachronic and Holistic: Conceptualising Theoretical Paths for the Analysis of Conflict News Coverage and Public Discourse on Armed Conflicts IntroductionRomy Fröhlich1. Dissecting Media Roles in Conflict: A Transactionist Process Model of Conflict News Production, Dissemination, and InfluenceChristian Baden & Christoph O. MeyerPart II: The Dynamics of Public Discourse(s) on Wars and Armed Conflicts: Media Content, Strategic Communication and Conflict-Related Cognition 2. Not so Bad News? Investigating Journalism’s Contribution to What’s Bad, and Good, in News on Violent ConflictChristian Baden & Keren Tenenboim-Weinblatt3. The Dynamics of Strategic Communication over Time: Patterns of Persuasive Communication and its Relevance for the Construction of Discourse on War and ConflictRomy Fröhlich & Marc Jungblut4. The Dynamics of Parliamentary Debates on War and Conflict: Assessing the Impact and Role of the Media on the Political AgendaRosa Berganza, Beatriz Herrero-Jiménez & Adolfo Carratalá5. #iProtest: The Case of the Colourful Revolution in MacedoniaDimitra Dimitrakopoulou & Sergios LenisPart III: The Dynamics of Conflict News Production as a Social Process: Key Actors’ (Changing) Roles and Their Interrelations 6. Journalism of War and Conflict: Generic and Conflict-related Influences on News ProductionThomas Hanitzsch & Abit Hoxha7. The enduring value of reliable facts: Why NGOs have become more influential in conflict discourseEric Sangar & Christoph O. Meyer8. Political Leaders, Media, and Violent Conflict in the Digital Age Gadi Wolfsfeld & Linor Tsifroni9. A Game of Frames in Conflict Transformation: Mapping the Media Active Publics’ Nexus of Competing Conflict FramesIgor Micevski and Snezana Trpevska10. Balancing plausible lies and false truths: Perception and evaluation of the local and global news coverage of conflicts in the DRCMarie-Soleil Frère & Anke FiedlerPart IV: Recapitulation, Consolidation, Implication 11. The Integration of Findings: Consequences of Empirical Results for the Advancement of Theory BuildingRomy Fröhlich (In cooperation with Christian Baden, Rosa Berganza, Dimitra Dimitrakopoulou, Thomas Hanitzsch, Beatriz Herrero-Jiménez, Abit Hoxha, Marc Jungblut, Christoph O. Meyer, Igor Micevski, Eric Sangar, Keren Tenenboim-Weinblatt, and Snezana Trpevska)12. Practical Implications and Suggestions for the Applied Fields: Journalism, Media Assistance, NGOs and Politics" Romy Fröhlich(In cooperation with Christian Baden, Rosa Berganza, Dimitra Dimitrakopoulou, Thomas Hanitzsch, Beatriz Herrero-Jiménez, Marc Jungblut, Christoph O. Meyer, Igor Micevski, Eric Sangar, Keren Tenenboim-Weinblatt and Snezana Trpevska)AfterwordPhilip Seib

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