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
In 'Media Representations of Terrorism - A Case Study of 11-M Madrid,' Laura Puges offers a critical analysis of the relationship between media and terrorism. Viewed through a Spanish lens, the book explores how media coverage of the 11-M bombings influences public perception and societal understanding of terrorist acts. This insightful study highlights the media's pivotal role in shaping narratives around security and fear.
About This Book
This book provides a detailed case study of the 11-M Madrid bombings, focusing on media representations of terrorism. It critically analyzes the interplay between media coverage and terrorist events from a Spanish perspective.
The study delves into how media narratives influence perceptions of terrorism, highlighting the unique cultural and national context in Spain. It offers insights into the broader dynamics of media's role in shaping societal responses to security threats.
Through this examination, the book underscores the importance of understanding media's impact on public discourse regarding terrorism. It serves as a valuable resource for those interested in communication studies and counter-terrorism strategies.
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