War and the media: propaganda and persuasion in the Gulf War

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1992-11-01otherChoice Reviews Online130 citationsclosed

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Media Studies and Communication Journalism and Media Studies Media Influence and Politics

Abstract

Introduction: Image and reality in the Gulf War. Chapter One: 'A controlled information environment': allied media management in the Gulf War. Chapter Two: Reporters under fire: Iraqui media mismanagement in the Gulf War. Chapter Three: War on the mind: preparing for the ground offensive. Chapter Four: 'Collateral damage': the air war and the issue of civilian casualties. Chapter Five: 'Apocalypse where?': the 100 hour land war and the 'highway to hell'. Conclusion. -- .

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