Journalism &amp; armed conflict in Africa: the civil war in Sierra Leone

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Journalism & armed conflict in Africa: the civil war in Sierra Leone

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Author(s): Amadu Wurie Khan ^a

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Publication date (Print): December 1998

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Pages: 585-597

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^a Postgraduate worker in the Department of Applied Linguistics , University of Edinburgh , UK

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Herman E S and Chomsky N. . 1988. . Manufacturing Consent: the Political Economy of the Mass Media . , New York : : Pantheon Books. .
Hiebert R E. , ed. 1995. . Impact of Mass Media: Current Issues . , New York : : Longman. .
James W, Dearing E and Rogers M. . 1996. . Agenda‐Setting . , Thousand Oaks : : Sage. .
Korzenny F, Stella T and Schiff E. . 1992. . Mass Media Effects Across Cultures . , London : : Sage. .
Leonenet. . 1998. . A Forum of Discussion by Sierra Leoneans through the Internet .
Marris P and Thornham S. . 1996. . Media Studies: a reader . , Edinburgh : : Edinburgh University Press. .
McQuail D. . 1992. . Media Performance: Mass Communication and the Public Interest . , London : : Sage. .
Mercer D, Mungham G and Williams K. . 1987. . The Fog of War: the media on the battlefield . , London : : Heinemann. .
Muana P. . 1997. . “The kamajoi militia: violence, internal displacement and the politics of counter‐insurgency’. . Africa development . , Vol. 22((3/4)): 77––100. .
Rashid I. . 1997. . ‘Subaltern Reactions: Lumpens, Students and the Left’. . Africa Development . , Vol. 22((3/4))

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[1] Abraham A. . 1997. . ‘War and Transition to Peace: A study In State Conspiracy In Perpetuating Armed Conflict’. . Africa Development . , Vol. 22((3 / 4))

[2] Fowler R. . 1991. . Language In The News ‐Discourse and Ideology In the Press . , London : : Routledge. .

[3] Gordon O A. . 20 August. 1996 . “‘Last Gasp Of A Dinosaur’. ”. In For Di People . 20 August. ,

[4] Herman E S and Chomsky N. . 1988. . Manufacturing Consent: the Political Economy of the Mass Media . , New York : : Pantheon Books. .

[5] Hiebert R E. , ed. 1995. . Impact of Mass Media: Current Issues . , New York : : Longman. .

[6] James W, Dearing E and Rogers M. . 1996. . Agenda‐Setting . , Thousand Oaks : : Sage. .

[7] Korzenny F, Stella T and Schiff E. . 1992. . Mass Media Effects Across Cultures . , London : : Sage. .

[8] Leonenet. . 1998. . A Forum of Discussion by Sierra Leoneans through the Internet .

[9] Marris P and Thornham S. . 1996. . Media Studies: a reader . , Edinburgh : : Edinburgh University Press. .

[10] McQuail D. . 1992. . Media Performance: Mass Communication and the Public Interest . , London : : Sage. .

[11] Mercer D, Mungham G and Williams K. . 1987. . The Fog of War: the media on the battlefield . , London : : Heinemann. .

[12] Muana P. . 1997. . “The kamajoi militia: violence, internal displacement and the politics of counter‐insurgency’. . Africa development . , Vol. 22((3/4)): 77––100. .

[13] Rashid I. . 1997. . ‘Subaltern Reactions: Lumpens, Students and the Left’. . Africa Development . , Vol. 22((3/4))