Promoting Communication for Social Change
Taking Sides
Role of Media in Conflict Prevention and Peace Building (2005) Print E-mail

The University for Peace published this present textbook, the first of a series, as an introductory course rich in ideas, theories, examples and case studies, to analyze the crucial issues of the media in relation to conflict and peace.



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