Journalism ‘a Peacekeeping Agent’ at the Time of Conflict

Yasemin Giritli İnceoğlu, Ph.D. (1990), Marmara University. She worked as Professor of Journalism at Marmara University and Galatasaray University. She has published books and many studies on hate speech, hate crime, peace discourse, international media, and journalism. Tirşe Erbaysal Filibeli, Ph.D. (2017), Galatasaray University. She teaches Journalism and New Media at Bahçeşehir University, Istanbul. She has many studies on peace journalism, hate speech, media pluralism, and contemporary issues in journalism.

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PREFACE

by Jake Lynch



1 Media as Conflict Environment: Peace Journalism and the De-Escalation of Strife

Samuel Peleg



2Providing a ‘New Road Map’ to the Obstacles of Peace Journalism in Turkey

Yasemin Giritli İnceoğlu and Tirşe Erbaysal Filibeli



3It Heals When It Reveals: Building an Alliance between Peace Journalism and Investigative Journalism

Rukhsana Aslam



4Re-Thinking Peace Journalism Theory with Feminist News Criticism and Ethics

Sevda Alankuş



5What Do You See in Time of Conflict? Threats and Terrorists Who Must Be Killed or Human Beings in Need?

Annabel McGoldrick



6Taliban Conflict in Pakistan: Analysis Through the Prism of Peace Journalism

Shabbir Hussain



7Practicing Peace Journalism in a Time of Declining Media Freedoms: The ‘News Watch Turkey’ Initiative as Activist Alternative Journalism

Ece Algan



8Fear and Propaganda: A Case for Peace Journalism

Maria Ahmad, Aradhana Sharma and Marianne Perez de Fransius



9Journalism in a Time of Fear: How Media and Governments Benefit from using Fear

Meah Mostafiz



10Resolving Conflicts Through ‘Peace’ Photography

Tirşe Erbaysal Filibeli



AFTERWORD

by Steven Youngblood