Search Results - "Iraq War"

Media use, anti-Americanism and international support for the Iraq War by Willnat, Lars, Aw, Annette, Hamdy, Naila Nabil, He, Zhou, Menayang, Victor, La Porte, María Teresa, Sanders, Karen, Tamam, Ezhar

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‘Axis of evil or access to diesel?: spaces of new imperialism and the Iraq war’ by Bieler, Andreas, Morton, Adam David

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Roy Scranton's war porn: an American postcolonial narrative of the Iraq War by Alosman, M Ikbal M, Ruzy Suliza Hashim

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Clashing dialectics of victimhood in Iraq War narratives: a comparative approach by M. Alosman, M. Ikbal, Raihanah, M. M.

“…This study explores the intricate interplay between self-perceived victimhood and narrative construction in the context of the Iraq War. The methodology focuses on concepts of victimhood, the psychological impact of war, and the assertion of narrative ownership. …”
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Portrayal Of The Iraq War (2005-2008) In The BBC’S English Online News: A Critical Discourse Analysis by al-Shaibani, Ghayth K. Shaker

“…This study examined the subsequent events of the Iraq war 2003 by selecting eleven stories from the BBC news website. …”
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Beyond Blair: governmental politics, perceptions, and the British decision to invade Iraq by Eason, Thomas

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The construction of discursive difficulty: the circulation of, and resistance to, moral asymmetries in the public debate over the invasion of Iraq in 2003 by Burridge, Joseph David

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Shiism and martyrdom : a study of Istishhadi phenomenon in Iran during the Iran-Iraq War, 1980-1988 / Mehdi Soltanzadeh by Soltanzadeh, Mehdi

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Research methodology in geopolitics: application of qualitative content analysis in studying the geopolitical codes case: the role of the Persian Gulf's oil in the Iraq war by Naji, Saeid, Jawan, Jayum, Redzuan, Ma'rof

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Outsourcing sustainability in US expeditionary operations: the contribution of private military and security industry in Phase IV Operations in Iraq 2003-2011 by Jonasova, Jana

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Media Discourse and the Production of Meaning: Analysis of the Iraq War 2003 in Malaysian and British Newspapers by Rohizah, Halim

“…Data for this research was the news coverage of the 2003 Iraq war from two newspapers. A total of 1033 news articles were collected from March 20th 2003 to April 15th 2003, a period of 26 days; the sample included 242 news articles from the Malaysian newspaper, New Straits Times (NST) and 791 news articles from British newspaper, The Daily Telegraph (DT). …”
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Orientalism updated: aesthetics of Orientalism after 9/11 and the war on Iraq between truth and fiction by Maasarani, Mohammad Noah

Subjects: “…Orientalism; Aesthetics; Media; Representation; Knowledge; Discourse; Film; 9/11; Iraq; War; Politics; Images…”
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Iraq - a legal basis for the use of force?: observations on the FCO memorandum of 17 March 2003: a submission to the Iraq Inquiry by Bowman, Michael

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Agenda setting theory and international news: a comparative analysis of news articles coverage on Iraq War in Malaysian English newspapers by Kassed, Hanaa Kadum, Mustaffa, Che Su

“…The main purpose of the paper is to discuss the application of Agenda Setting Theory in the publication of news about Iraq war in - the New Straits Times press (NSTP) and the Star. …”
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Avian flu & profit margins by Abd Razak, Dzulkifli

“…This has been acknowledged recently by London’s former ambassador to Washington when he said the Iraq war fuelled terrorism. It is bound to spread to other frontiers in the region depending on how the cards are stacked. …”
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Performing abjection in Wafaa Bilal’s domestic tension by Abdelfattah, Hany Ali Mahmoud

“…This paper questions the performance as a manifestation of abjection that espouses Bilal’s anti-Iraq War stance, by exposing the killing of thousands of Iraqis by the US drones. …”
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Doktrin Bush: Satu analisis hegemoni berideologi gramsci by Muhamad Takiyuddin Ismail

“…The analysis will demonstrate that the Bush Doctrine seems to have failed to meet its objective, and on the contrary, has experienced a strong counter-hegemony due to the growing chaos and anarchy in the Iraq War…”
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Kuwaiti consumption in the presence of dramatic economic events: 1973-2003 by Packey, Daniel, Nasair, S.

“…The dramatic events included: the Arab oil embargo of 1973, Kuwait's nationalization of oil facilities in 1976, the oil price shock in 1978, the Iranian revolution in 1979, the Iran/Iraq war, Kuwait's unofficial stock market AlManakh crash, increases in crude oil supply by non-OPEC producers by ten million barrels per day, the collapse of world crude oil prices in 1986, and the 1990 Iraq invasion. …”
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Learning from history in British overseas security: case studies from intervention in the Middle East by Kettle, Louise

“…This thesis investigates these contradicting claims by analysing learning from the past in the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, Ministry of Defence and the Intelligence Community across four case studies of British military intervention in the Middle East; 1958 in Jordan, 1961 in Kuwait, the 1990-1991 Gulf War and 2003-2009 Iraq War. It provides a fresh analysis of these highly significant events, using previously undisclosed documents, offers an assessment of learning processes and concludes by recommending practical suggestions for the improvement of learning from history in the future.…”
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Whose dead is to be grieved? a comparative approach to contemporary war literature by M. Alosman, M Ikbal

“…This paper examines Ben Fountain’s Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk (2012) and Sinan Antoon’s The Corpse Washer (2013) in terms of their representations of Americans and Iraqis in the context of the 2003 Iraq War. It aims to investigate and compare the novels' approaches to the lives/deaths of Americans and Iraqis, drawing on Judith Butler's claim that people in the West conceive of and deal with the lives/deaths of these non-Westerners differently. …”
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