Media Representations of Terrorism - A Case Study of 11-M Madrid: A critical analysis into the relationship between the media and terrorism, as seen through a Spanish lens
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Media Representations of Terrorism - A Case Study of 11-M Madrid: A critical analysis into the relationship between the media and terrorism, as seen through a Spanish lens

by Laura Puges

Sociology Media Studies Terrorism
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This critical study explores the relationship between media and terrorism through the case of 11-M Madrid. Approaching the subject from a Spanish perspective, it examines how terrorism is represented, framed, and understood in media discourse.

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This book critically examines the relationship between media representations and terrorism.

Its case study centers on 11-M Madrid, using the event to explore how terrorism is presented and understood through media coverage.

The analysis adopts a Spanish perspective, offering a focused examination of the connections between terrorism, communication, and public representation.

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