Representing Mass Violence: Conflicting Responses to Human Rights Violations in Darfur
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Contents
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Language
English
ISBN
978-0-520-28150-9
Title
Imprint
Dedication
List of Illustrations
Acknowledgments
List of Abbreviations
Introduction: Questions, Theory, Darfur, Data
Part One. Justice versus Impunity
1. Setting the Stage: The Justice Cascade and Darfur
2. The Human Rights Field and Amnesty International
3. American Mobilization and the Justice Cascade
Part Two. Aid versus Justice: The Humanitarian Field
4. The Humanitarian Aid Field and Doctors Without Borders
5. The Humanitarian Complex and Challenges to the Justice Cascade: The Case of Ireland
Part Three. Peace versus Justice: The Diplomatic Field
6. Diplomatic Representations of Mass Violence
7. The Diplomatic Field in National Contexts: Deviations from the Master Narrative
Part Four. Mediating Competing Representations: The Journalistic Field
8. Rules of the Journalistic Game, Autonomy, and the Habitus of Africa Correspondents
9. Patterns of Reporting: Fields, Countries, Ideology, and Gender
10. Conclusions: Fields, the Global versus the National, and Representations of Mass Violence
Postscript
Appendix A. Photo Credits and Copyright Information
Appendix B. Interview Guidelines
Appendix C. Code Book Explanations
Notes
References
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