Degraded capability : the media and the Kosovo crisis

Foreword by Harold PinterIntroduction by Philip Hammond and Edward S. HermanPart One: The West’s Destruction of Yugoslavia1. Nato and the New World Order: Ideals and Self-interest by Diana Johnstone2. Western Intervention and the Disintegration of Yugoslavia, 1989-1999 by David Chandler3. War Crimes by Mirjana Skoco and William Woodger4. The War and its Aftermath by Peter GowanPart Two: Seeing the Enemy5. New Militarism and the Manufacture of Warfare by Richard Keeble6. Nazifying the Serbs, from Bosnia to Kosovo by Mick Hume7. The Military and the Media by Mirjana Skoco and William Woodger8. Symbolic Warfare: Nato vs. the Serbian Media by Goran GocicPart Three: Reporting the War around the World9. Following Washington’s Script: The United States Media and Kosovo by Seth Ackerman and Jim Naureckas10. CNN: Selling Nato’s War Globally by Edward S. Herman and David Peterson11. Third Way War: New Labour, the British Media and Kosovo by Philip Hammond12. Censorship by Omission by John Pilger13. The French Media and the Kosovo War by Diana Johnstone14. From ‘Never again War’ to ‘Never again Auschwitz’: Dilemmas of German Media Policy in the War against Yugoslavia by Thomas Deichmann15. ‘Thank you God! Thank you Norway!’ Norwegian Newspapers and the Kosovo War by Karin Trandheim Røn16. The Greek ‘Participation’ in Kosovo by Nikos Raptis17. Consensus and Conflict in the Russian Press by Philip Hammond, Lilia Nizamova and Irina Saveliyeva18. India by Raju Thomas and Siddharth VaradarajanConclusions: First Casualty and Beyond by Philip Hammond and Edward S. HermanReferencesContributorsIndex