Print

Print


******With apologies for cross-posting******

COMMUNICATING WAR : STRATEGIES, IMPLICATIONS  AND ETHICS.
13th May 2005
At the University of Surrey, Guildford

organised by
The War and Media Network  (http://www.warandmedia.org)

This cross disciplinary one-day conference aims to explore the processes of communicating war,
specifically the gathering, production and dissemination of information about war and conflict
through the media.  What are the strategic, ethical and consequential dimensions of these
communication processes for the media, for the military and for the political organisation of war?

The day will be organised around two connected topics. The first half focuses on the
communication of war through and by media organisations through themed sessions on:

Media Practice and Discourses of War
Credibility in and through Media Communication
Communicating War through History and Memory

The second half will address the military and political communication of war in the media through
themed sessions on:

Information War
War, Terrorism and the Media

Participants include members of the academic, journalistic and defence community. For further
information including the full conference programme and registration details visit the conference
website:

http://www.soc.surrey.ac.uk/warandmedia/commwar/commwar_index.htm

Those wishing to attend should register early as interest has been high and places are limited.

For further information please email Sarah Maltby at [log in to unmask]