Translation of "Vorliegende aufsatz" in English

This article outlines points of departure for such a discussion in the Threat Society.

The current paper wants to make a nontechnical economic contnbution to this discussion.

The current article begins with these questions.

Some of the reasons for a lack of physical activity by adolescents are outlined in this article.

This paper is centered on the need to factor tradotronic media for human security management in Nigeria.

This paper elaborates on the nature of socio-psychological barriers and proposes ways to overcome them.

This article explores media self-reflexivity as understood within Peace Journalism (PJ) in the case of photojournalists and photojournalism.

The article at hand introduces the Living Lab methodology and highlights its importance for user-driven sustainability innovations.

This paper reports from a research project on how selected Norwegian newspapers covered the NATO-led military engagement in Libya in 2011.

This paper reports on research based on an experimental questionnaire designed using the logic and the basic structure of the Moral Judgment Test (MJT) by Lind (1982).

This article argues, however, that the idea of peace journalism comes as old wine in new bottles.

This article assesses why the Bahraini "Day of Rage" has inflamed sectarian fear and prompted open hostility between Sunni and Shi'a inhabitants of the kingdom.

The present paper deals with a phenomenon which has attracted philosophers, psychologists, biologists and theoreticians dealing with cognition: human knowledge.

The underlying argument of this paper is that in the Kosovo crisis the media, Greek (and international), projected their own environment.

The current paper reviews our program of research that has examined some of the causes and consequences of anti-Semitism in which a new theoretical model of anti-Semitism is presented and tested in six experiments.

Harnessing substantial academic research and citing the first comprehensive summary of violence on a global scale undergirds this online article that elaborates on a companion web-based resource to be posted at www.toda.org.

This paper employs a theoretical approach that combines theories of media representation in mainstream journalism with the concepts of peace journalism.

This paper proposes defining PJ as it operates on a spectrum, from passive to active.

Against this background there stands out—unquestionably as something partial, secondary and auxiliary —the phenomenon to the study and assessment of which the present article is devoted.

The paper explains the described paradox on the basis of the theory of transitional context, focusing on the Israeli Jewish society.

The present paper uses Latent Class Analysis to identify typical patterns of criticizing Israel and relates them to manifest, secondary and latent anti-Semitism.

This article explores how gay rights3 activists use rhetoric, psychology, social psychology, and the media – all the elements of modern marketing – to position homosexuality in order to frame what is discussed in the public arena and how it is discussed.

The article examines the tension between officially expressed attitudes and diversity goals of Swedish newsrooms and how journalists who have foreign backgrounds perceive these.

This article reflects on the role of media in the re-imagination and reproduction (reconstruction) of Norwegian identities and communities with a particular focus on how young people within diasporas follow news on war and conflict in their (or their parents’) countries of origin.

This paper reports on an experiment that uses the Israeli-Palestinian conflict as a natural laboratory for studying how recipients make sense of escalation vs. de-escalation oriented news articles.

This article suggests a topological model to analyze three dimensions of rhetoric in conflict resolution, management or handling. Using “I’ve Been to the Mountaintop,” the famous last speech of Martin Luther King Jr., as an example, I use the model to give an analytic overview.