Book Review: Humanitarian Journalists: Covering Crises From a Boundary Zone by Martin Scott,Kate Wright,and Mel Bunce

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Eldridge S. A. (2018). Online journalism from the periphery: Interloper media and the journalistic field. Routledge.

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Kotišová J. van der Velden L. (2023). The affective epistemology of digital journalism: Emotions as knowledge among on-the-ground and OSINT media practitioners covering the Russo-Ukrainian War. Digital Journalism, 1–20.

Medeiros D. Badr H. (2022). Strengthening journalism from the margins: Engaged journalism in Brazil and Egypt. Digital Journalism, 10(8), 1342–1362.

Schapals A. (2022). Peripheral actors in journalism. Routledge.

Schapals A. Maares P. Hanusch F. (2019). Working on the margins: Comparative perspectives on the roles and motivations of peripheral actors in journalism. Media and Communication, 7(4), 19–30.