I. “Media’s impact on key actors in violent conflicts.”
Panel convener: Marc Jungblut

Berganza, R., Arcila, C., López Navas, C., Herrero, B., Carratalá, A., Echavarria, P., Lavin, E., & Perelló, S.: “Escalation/pacification of violent conflicts: the role of media on European Parliamentary debates.”

Gonen, Y., & Hoxha, A.: “Relations and interactions between journalists from two sides of a conflict.”

Jungblut, M.: “Distributed, discussed or discredited? Media reflections in NGO publication.”

II. “New approaches to studying conflict news.”
Panel convener: Christian Baden

Hoxha, A., & Hanitzsch, T.: “How the news comes into being: Researching conflict news production through retrospective reconstruction interviews.”

Baden, C., & Tenenboim-Weinblatt, K.: “This means war: Identifying patterns of escalation in conflict news using quantitative discourse analysis and comparative semantic networks.”

Dimitrakopoulou, D. & Boukala, S.: “Exploring the Israeli-Palestinian conflict through the lens of social media: A multi-methodical approach.”

Frère, M.-S., & Fiedler, A.: “Balancing plausible lies and false truth: Perception and evaluation of the local and global news coverage of conflicts in Burundi and the DRC.”

Baden, C., & Tenenboim-Weinblatt, K.: “Evolving alignments: A longitudinal comparative study of inter-media similarity & diversity in the coverage of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.”

Baden, C., & Tenenboim-Weinblatt, K.: “Journalistic transformation: How source texts are turned into news stories.”

Jungblut, M., & Zakareviciute, I.: “Do pictures tell a different story? A multimodal frame analysis of the 2014 Israel-Gaza conflict.”

Jungblut, M., & Ohlinger, U.: “Journalism culture and its impact on the contextualization of reality – A qualitative narrative- and framing-analysis of the political foreign news in German and British newspapers.”

Stalpouskaya, K., Communication Research Methods Preconference, Paper: “Extracting Agendas for Action from News Coverage Using Machine Learning Techniques.”