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Photojournalism and Foreign Policy: Icons of Outrage in International Crises

by David D. Perlmutter. 162 pgs.

Contributors:

   David D. Perlmutter

Publisher:

   Praeger

Place of Publication:

  Westport, CT  

Publication Year:

  1998

Subjects:

International Relations, Photojournalism

	Contents
	Series Foreword by Robert E. Denton, Jr.	ix
	Preface	xiii
	Acknowledgments	xix
1.	In Search of Icons of Outrage	1
	The "Problem" of Visual Images and Foreign Policy	1
	Framing Images	5
	Whose Icons Are They, Anyway?	9
	Defining the Icon	11
	Defining Outrage	20
	Icons in Action	23
2.	The "Magic Bullet" of General Loan: Tet, 1968	35
	Framing the "Magic Bullet"	39
	Measuring Public Reaction	47
	The "Relevance" Context of Tet	50
	Manufacturing Tet	51
3.	The Consensus of Outrage: Tiananmen, 1989	61
	Two Non-Icons of Tiananmen	64
	The Man and the Tanks	66
	Post-Tiananmen Views	71
	Who Was the Man?	75
	Who (in the World) Was Watching?	77
	Managing Outrage	80
4.	When Icons Collide: Somalia, 1992-1993	91
	Getting In: Framing Intervention	93
	The Context of Intervention	102
	Getting Out: Framing the "Battle of Mogadishu"	105
	Framing Outrage	114
	Unasked Questions: The Frames Not Presented	116
	The Icons of Arrogance?	120
5.	Managing Icons of Outrage	125
	Appendix A: Comments on the Saigon Execution Incident and Image	137
	Appendix B: Descriptions of the Man Killed in the "Saigon Execution"	143
	Appendix C: Comments on Somalia Icons	145
	Journalists and Commentators	145
	Political Leaders	147
	Selected Bibliography	149
	Index	157

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