Media-Broker Diplomacy: When Journalists Become Mediators     

Eytan Gilboa 《Critical Studies in Media Communication》2013,30(2):99-120

This analysis of the involvement of journalists in international conflict resolution presents a conceptual model that applies theories and models from both negotiation and communication. Each variant of the model—direct intervention, bridging, and secret mediation—has contributed to conflict resolution in a different way. The model also includes three parameters: action, initiation, and consequences. Findings from eight case studies raise difficult professional, practical, and ethical questions for negotiators, policymakers, and journalists.  相似文献