RESPONSE TO CONFLICT BY POLICYMAKERS
Measures may be taken in response to conflict, but they almost invariably fall terribly short in terms of the scale and the timeliness.
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AFRICAN CONFLICTS NOT ‘CHOSEN’ FOR COVERAGE
It was only in 2004 that a significant amount of coverage began to be given to African conflicts, Darfur in western Sudan, although it has failed to …
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The Role of Media in Reporting conflicts
Media agenda-setting is determined, to a certain extent, according to internal dynamics, but it is also subject to influences from other actors.
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Interest Groups Response to the Conflicts
Do the interest groups exist for Africa in Western countries, and if they do, how responsive are they concerning conflict on the continent?
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GENERAL PUBLIC RESPONSE TO CONFLICT
The general public are able to response to conflict by speaking about it with the people around them, petitioning their government, or taking to the streets
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The academia Response to Conflicts
The agendas and priorities of the academia in their response to conflict can be seen through the development and application of theory, through academia
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Corporations Response to the conflicts
In many ways, it can be said that the Corporations Response to the conflicts in Africa has not necessarily been a positive statement
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The major Actors of Conflicts
Once a conflict is ‘chosen’ as being important and requiring attention and resources, other actors jump on in a sort of ‘bandwagon’ effect, so that soon all of the actors are talking about it.
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