Diplomatic and Mediated Arguments in the North Korean Crisis

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Thomas A. Hollihan is Professor in the Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism, University of Southern California, USA. He publishes in argumentation, media and politics, and public diplomacy. He is a fellow in the USC Center for Public Diplomacy and the USC Center for Communication Leadership.

1 Introduction.- 2 Media Coverage of the North Korea Nuclear Controversy in the United States.- 3 North Korean Media Diplomacy: From Rocket Man to the Red Carpet.- 4 Frame-changing in the South Korean Legacy Media Coverage of the North Korean Nuclear Controversy.- 5 Legacy Media Coverage of the North Korea's Nuclear Threats in Japan.- 6 Social Media Conversations about the North Korea Crisis in Japan.- 7 One North Korea, Many Voices: Liquid Journalistic Practice in the Era of New Technology in China.- 8 The Velvet Glove that Cloaks the Fist of Power: The Role of U.S. Military Communication in Addressing the North Korea Threat.- 9 Rocket Man and the Rocket Nation: Visual Portrayals of North Korea.- 10 The Failed Negotiations: What we Learned.