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Change in the Coverage of the Chechen Wars: Reasons and Consequences
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  • 2000Changing channels: television and the struggle for power in Russia126 cited
  • 1998Media Access and the Military: The Case of the Gulf War18 cited
  • 1988Trouble in the Backyard: Soviet Media Reporting on the Afghanistan Conflict16 cited

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  • 2017When we are the violent: The Chechen Islamist guerrillas’ discourse on their own armed actions3 cited

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