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                         JUST PUBLISHED

               News Media and Foreign Relations:
                   A Multifaceted Perspective

                           Edited by:

                           Abbas Malek
                        Howard University

TABLE OF CONTENT:

Acknowledgments
Introduction

PART I. Theoretical Perspective

     1. Abbas Malek and       News Media and Foreign Policy: An
        Krista E. Wiegand:    Integrated Review


     2. Hamid Mowlana:        News Media and Foreign Policy: A
                              Framework of Analysis


     3. Bosah Ebo:            Media Diplomacy and Foreign
                              Policy: Toward a Theoretical
                              Framework


     4. Shalini Venturelli:   Information Liberalization and
                              Restructuring of International
                              Relations

     5. Sandra Braman:        International News Flow and Arms
                              Control:Foreign Policy
                              Consideration.

     6. Nancy K. Rivenburgh:  Social Identification and Media
                              Coverage of Foreign Policy

PART II: Empirical Studies

     7. Dom Bonafede:         The President, Congress and the
                              Media in Global Affairs

     8. Richard L. Barton:    Appropriating the `Public Mood' of
                              Other Nations in Press-Foreign
                              Policy Management: A Case Study
                              from Canadian/American Relations

     9. Robert A. Hackett:    The Press and Foreign Policy
                              Dissent: The Case of the Gulf War



     10. Catherine Cassara:   Presidential Initiatives and
                              Foreign News: The Carter Human
                              Rights Policy and Coverage of
                              Central and South America

     11. Rebecca Carrier:     Global News and Domestic Needs:
                              Reflections and Adaptations of
                              World Information to fit National
                              Policies and Audience Needs

     12. Paul Grosswiler:     Media and Images: The Impacts on
                              Foreign Policy; Elite U.S.
                              Newspaper Editorial Coverage of
                              Surviving Communist Countries in
                              the Post-Cold War Era

     13. James J. Zaffiro:    African New Media and Foreign
                              Policy: The Case of Botswana

     14. Abbas Malek:         New York Times' Editorial Position
                              and US Foreign Policy: The Case of
                              Iran Revisited.

Published by Ablex Publishing Co.
355 Chestnut Street
Norwood, NJ  07648

Phone: (201)767-8450                   ISBN:1-56750-272-5 (cloth)
Fax:   (201)767-6717                        1-56750-273-3 (paper)