Framing the Use of Force: An International Rule of Law in Media Reporting: A Comparative Analysis of Western Debates about Military Interventions, 1990-20…

Dr. Swantje Renfordt

doi:10.5771/9783845231433

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Edition: 1/2011
Copyright Year: 2011
ISBN-Print: 978-3-8329-6715-4
ISBN-Online: 978-3-8452-3143-3
Publisher: Nomos, Baden-Baden
Language: German
Pages: 254
Product Type: Monograph

Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis No access Pages 2 - 4
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Acknowledgments No access Pages 5 - 6
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Table of Contents No access Pages 7 - 10
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Abbreviations and Acronyms No access Pages 11 - 12
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– Introduction No access Pages 13 - 23
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1. 1. Defining Discourse and Norms No access Pages 24 - 29
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    1. The Prohibition of the Use of Force No access
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    2. The Principle of Sovereign Equality No access
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    3. The Protection of Human Rights No access
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    4. UN Authorisation of the Use of Military Force No access
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    5. Right of Individual or Collective Self-Defence No access
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2. 1. Law and Discourse – Empirical State of the Art and Research Questions No access Pages 36 - 38
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    1. The Interlocking of Law, Discourse, and Morality No access
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  3. Giving the Discourse Theory Empirical Grounding – Media Debates as a Forum for Discourses of Application No access Pages 44 - 46
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  4. Public Discourses of Application & the Logic of Appropriateness No access Pages 46 - 50
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3. 1. The Assumptions of Global Sociological Institutionalism No access Pages 50 - 54
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    1. Realist Assumptions on Power Differentials No access
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    2. Liberal Assumptions on Varying Domestic Contexts No access
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  3. Operationalising an Investigation of ”International Law” as a Script in Media Debate No access Pages 60 - 66
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  4. – Conclusion of Part One No access Pages 66 - 68
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    1. Media Frames on International Law as the Object of Analysis No access
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    2. The “Dishonest” and Critical Use of Frames in the Media No access
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    3. Introducing the Frames Analysed in this Study No access
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    4. Time Period of Investigation, 1990 to 2005 No access
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2. 1. Defining and Sampling the Data No access Pages 84 - 94
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  2. Coding the Newspaper Articles and Testing Reliability No access Pages 94 - 101
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  3. – Conclusion of Part Two No access Pages 101 - 104
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1. 1. How Visible is International Law in the Media? No access Pages 105 - 118
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  2. International Law in Framing Context No access Pages 118 - 123
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  3. Opinions in International Law Discourse No access Pages 123 - 129
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2. 1. Formative Moments of Legal Framing in Mass Media No access Pages 129 - 136
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  2. Which International Law Norms Matter in Media Discourse? No access Pages 136 - 143
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    1. Assumptions and Methodology No access
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    2. Empirical Findings for the Overall Law Discourse No access
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  2. Do Borders Matter for a Moral Framing? No access Pages 172 - 181
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  3. Do Borders Matter for a Procedural Law Framing? No access Pages 181 - 189
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4. – Evaluation of Guiding Assumptions No access Pages 189 - 197
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5. 1. Conceptual Departures – Merging Discourse Theory of Legitimate Law and Approaches from International Relations Theory No access Pages 197 - 202
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  2. Evaluation of Empirical Findings No access Pages 202 - 207
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  3. Contribution of my Findings to the International Relations Literature No access Pages 207 - 209
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  4. Implications for Political Practice No access Pages 209 - 211
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  5. Generalisability of Findings and Possibilities for Future Research No access Pages 211 - 212
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Literature No access Pages 213 - 226
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Appendix No access Pages 227 - 233
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Appendix Two – Excerpt from Codebook No access Pages 234 - 254
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