The INFOCORE Consortium published its key findings in an edited volume.

Romy Fröhlich, (Ed.) 2018 Media in war and armed conflict: The dynamics of conflict news production and dissemination. London, New York: Routledge. ISBN: 978-1-13-805162-1 Link to Routledge Preview on Google Books

 
CONTENTS
 
Foreword — Scott Althaus
 
PART I:
COMPARATIVE, DIACHRONIC AND HOLISTIC:
CONCEPTUALISING THEORETICAL PATHS FOR THE ANALYSIS OF CONFLICT NEWS COVERAGE AND PUBLIC DISCOURSE ON ARMED CONFLICTS
 
Introduction — Romy Fröhlich
 
1.
Dissecting media roles in conflict:
A transactionist process model of conflict news production, dissemination, and influence
Christian Baden & Christoph O. Meyer
 
PART II:
THE DYNAMICS OF PUBLIC DISCOURSE(S) ON WARS AND ARMED CONFLICTS:
MEDIA CONTENT, STRATEGIC COMMUNICATION AND CONFLICT-RELATED COGNITION
 
2.
Not so bad news?
Investigating journalism’s contribution to what’s bad, and good, in news on violent conflict
Christian Baden & Keren Tenenboim-Weinblatt
 
3.
The dynamics of strategic communication over time:
Patterns of persuasive communication and its relevance for the construction of discourse on war and conflict
Romy Fröhlich & Marc Jungblut
 
4.
The dynamics of parliamentary debates on war and conflict:
Assessing the impact and role of the media on the political agenda
Rosa Berganza, Beatriz Herrero-Jiménez & Adolfo Carratalá
 
5.
#iProtest:
The case of the Colourful Revolution in Macedonia
Dimitra Dimitrakopoulou & Sergios Lenis
 
PART III:
THE DYNAMICS OF CONFLICT NEWS PRODUCTION AS A SOCIAL PROCESS:
KEY ACTORS’ (CHANGING) ROLES AND THEIR INTERRELATIONS
 
6.
Journalism of war and conflict:
Generic and conflict-related influences on news production
Thomas Hanitzsch & Abit Hoxha
 
7.
The enduring value of reliable facts:
Why NGOs have become more influential in conflict discourse
Eric Sangar & Christoph O. Meyer
 
8.
Political leaders, media, and violent conflict in the digital age
Gadi Wolfsfeld & Linor Tsifroni
 
9.
A game of frames in conflict transformation:
Mapping the media active publics’ nexus of competing conflict frames
Igor Micevski & Snezana Trpevska
 
10.
Balancing plausible lies and false truths:
Perception and evaluation of the local and global news coverage of conflicts in the DRC
Marie-Soleil Frère & Anke Fiedler
 
PART IV:
RECAPITULATION, CONSOLIDATION, IMPLICATION
 
11.
The integration of findings:
Consequences of empirical results for the advancement of theory building
Romy Fröhlich
…in cooperation with Christian Baden, Rosa Berganza, Dimitra Dimitrakopoulou, Thomas Hanitzsch, Beatriz Herrero-Jiménez, Abit Hoxha, Marc Jungblut, Christoph O. Meyer, Igor Micevski, Eric Sangar, Keren Tenenboim-Weinblatt & Snezana Trpevska
 
12.
Practical implications and suggestions for the applied fields:
Journalism, media assistance, NGOs and politics
Romy Fröhlich
…in cooperation with Christian Baden, Rosa Berganza, Dimitra Dimitrakopoulou, Thomas Hanitzsch, Beatriz Herrero-Jiménez, Marc Jungblut, Christoph O. Meyer, Igor Micevski, Eric Sangar, Keren Tenenboim-Weinblatt & Snezana Trpevska
 
Afterword — Philip Seib