This activity will address module outcomes 1 and 2. Upon completion of this activity, you will be able to:
M4-01: Differentiate between the media reporting accurate news and propaganda. (CO4)
M4-02: Analyze the role media plays in balancing the public’s right to information, interference of government mitigation strategies, and escalation of terrorist activity. (CO3)
Drawing on and using this course’s readings, viewings, terrorism research, and media sites available to you (as listed on Module 1 and 4’s L&A page), you will conduct an investigation into the causes and consequences of media reporting on terrorism. For example, there are arguments that hold media coverage to be an accelerator of terrorist recruitment and violent activity, while others view accuracy in media coverage of slights and injuries to aggrieved nationalist/group sensitivities as reducing the call for terror tactics responses by disempowered, or “victimized” groups. In this assignment you are to Select 3 news resources’ coverage of terrorist incidents to evaluate, with at least one that is wholly unfamiliar to you.
Address the following questions in your paper:
Briefly, what role, if any, did media coverage of the terror group or incident play in the incident itself in each of your three cases – that is did the violent act originate in any way due to the media’s role in or coverage of the incident? If so, how?
Among your three cases, compare the reporting of terrorism violence by the referenced media services. What patterns or themes did you notice?
To what extent, if any, are the media services biased, or objective in their reporting on terrorism? How might this affect counterterrorism efforts in your view?
If applicable, in what ways do you find right-wing terrorism covered compared with left-wing terrorism?
The paper must meet the following formatting guidelines:
Length: At least 5 pages in length (at least 1250 words) double-spaced. The cover/title page, references, and appendices are not included in the length requirement.
Margins: One-inch margins (Top, Bottom, Left, and Right)
Font: Arial 11-point or 12-point Times New Roman
Style: Paper headings, organization, citation, and references must adhere to The Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association (APA) style.
References: Must be formatted to according to APA.
Category: International affairs / relations
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Title: The Role of Media in Reporting Terrorism: A Comparative Analysis of Three Cases
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The International Bill of Human Rights and Its Impact on the World Title: The International Bill of Human Rights: A Global Effort for Basic Human Rights The International Bill of Human Rights is a set of international documents that outlines the fundamental rights and freedoms
Part 1: In your initial post for the discussion this week, please explain what is the International Bill of Human Rights? What documents does it contain and what effect if any does it have on the world? What are considered the basic rights of humanity?
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The Impact of Social Media on Substance Abuse: Exploring the Connection Social media has become an integral part of our daily lives, with people spending hours scrolling through various platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. While social media has its benefits
Essay Question:
How is social media influencing the use of substance abuse?
You can use the textbook below and you can also talk about social media, personal experiences, what we see on a daily basis online and more.
Textbook: Drugs and Society by Glen R. Hanson, Peter J. Venturelli, Annette E. 14th Edition -
“Navigating Global Trade in an Era of Geoeconomic Fragmentation: Consequences, Challenges, and Opportunities”
topic:
The Impact of Geoeconomic Fragmentation on Global Trade: Analyze the consequences of geoeconomic fragmentation on global trade, considering factors such as regional trade agreements, tariff barriers, and technological advancements. Discuss potential economic gains or losses for different regions and the implications for international political economy.
written work must be word-processed, follow 2016 MLA guidelines for manuscript format and documentation, and be submitted online (in Word.doc format) Regarding sources, students are expected to utilise primary and secondary sources, including but not limited to primary documents, peer-reviewed articles, books, and wide-circulation news outlets. Students are advised not to rely on sources such as Wikipedia, blogs, YouTube Videos, or other sources that are not peer-reviewed. The use of AI is strictly forbidden.
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The Escalation of Genocide in Rwanda: Factors and Pressures Title: The Escalation of Genocide in Rwanda: Unpacking Factors and Pressures
What were the main factors that contributed to the escalation of the genocide in Rwanda, and how did internal and external pressures shape its development?
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Title: “The Struggle for a Liberal International Economic Order in Cotton: Examining the Impact of Agricultural Subsidies and Trade Negotiations”
To what extent do we have an international economic liberal order in cotton? agricultural subsidies have always been a key source of disagreement in international trade negotiations, they were put on the table for the first time in the Uruguay round, but little was accomplished (subsidies remained, US protected its production of cotton, against the idea of free trade…and economic liberalism).
IISD report 2023-global-market-report-cotton.pdf (iisd.org)
FAO report OECD-FAO Agricultural Outlook 2023-2032
interesting chapter in attachment Reducing Cotton Subsidies: The DDA Cotton Initiative. In Agricultural Trade Reform and the DOHA Development Agenda. Will Martin and Kym Anderson, eds. Washington, D.C.: The World Bank: 271-294.
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Title: The Personal Aspect of International Development in an Interdependent World: A Critical Analysis with Case Studies
argue critically this statement ‘In our increasingly interdependent world, international development does not need to be made personal, it is personal’. refer the case studies 1 and 4 in chapter 10
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Title: A Critical Review of Literature on [Research Topic]: Addressing Gaps and Setting the Stage for the Research Methodology
Literature Review (Chapter Two)
Note: here, in-text citation and referencing are paramount, and researchers must pay more attention to this.
2.0 2.1
2.2
Introduction
All subsections should be related to the Research Objectives or Research Questions stated in the introduction.
Conclusion
This section should summarize the literature you have reviewed and highlight the gaps within the literature written on your topic. From here, the student can clearly state how you will address these gaps by researching your topic. This links to the following methodology chapter. -
Title: The Role of Alliances in the Iran-Israel Conflict: A Case Study of Houthi and Hamas Support
everything is fine about the paper the only thing I would like you to do would be to talk
about the alliances in the region in iran and israel and how they are used. examples, hutis hamas what backs which power -
The Limitations of DAC: Why Non-DAC Donors are Becoming Increasingly Important The Development Assistance Committee (DAC) of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) is a group of the world’s wealthiest countries that provides
Find a news article or use the files attached to establish the importance of non-DAC donors by criticizing the weakness of DAC. Possibly in 2-3 paragraphs with citations, please.