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First published 2018-5

Africanus Princeps? The Emperor Caracalla and the Question of His African Heritage

Alex Imrie

Journal of Black Studies

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First published 2015-3

Broadcast coverage of Gaddafi's final hours in images and headlines: A brutal lynch or the desired death of a terrorist?

Yuval Karniel, Amit Lavie-Dinur, Tal Azran

International Communication Gazette

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First published 2013-4

The air raids that never were and the war that nobody won: Government propaganda in conflict reporting and how journalists should respond to it

James Rodgers

Global Media and Communication

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First published 2014-3

Feasibility and efficacy of a peer-led recovery group program for war-related trauma in Libya

Matthew S Stanford, Timothy M Elverson, Jose I Padilla [...]

South African Journal of Psychology

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First published 2025

Great Britain? Constructing great power status through online news reporting of foreign conflict

Natalie Jester

Media,War & Conflict

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First published 2016-9

China’s position on international intervention: A media and journalism critical discourse analysis of its case for “Sovereignty” versus “Responsibility to Protect” principles in Syria

Markos Kounalakis

Global Media and China

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First published 2013-5

Arab Winter

Charles Kurzman, Dalia F. Fahmy, Justin Gengler [...]

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Africanus Princeps? The Emperor Caracalla and the Question of His African Heritage

Broadcast coverage of Gaddafi's final hours in images and headlines: A brutal lynch or the desired death of a terrorist?

The air raids that never were and the war that nobody won: Government propaganda in conflict reporting and how journalists should respond to it

Feasibility and efficacy of a peer-led recovery group program for war-related trauma in Libya

Great Britain? Constructing great power status through online news reporting of foreign conflict

China’s position on international intervention: A media and journalism critical discourse analysis of its case for “Sovereignty” versus “Responsibility to Protect” principles in Syria

Arab Winter