Theorising media/state relations and power

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Hammond, P (2016). Theorising media/state relations and power. in: Robinson, P, Seib, P and Fröhlich, R (ed.) Routlege Handbook of Media, Conflict and Security Abingdon Routledge (Taylor & Francis Group).

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Authors	Hammond, P
Editors	Robinson, P, Seib, P and Fröhlich, R
Abstract	This chapter reviews the key claims of the long tradition of critical scholarship analysing the role of the media in Western democracies, and assesses how far this radical tradition remains useful for understanding news coverage of contemporary conflicts.
Year	2016
Book title	Routlege Handbook of Media, Conflict and Security
Publisher	Routledge (Taylor & Francis Group)
Place of publication	Abingdon
ISBN	978-0415712910
Print	08 Nov 2016
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Deposited	22 Aug 2017
Accepted	08 Nov 2016
Web address (URL)	http://www.routledge.com/
Accepted author manuscript	09CHAPTER06_HAMMOND corrected copy.pdf License CC BY 4.0

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