Conflict and crisis communication publications
This list includes all publications from the last three years by our academic staff who are researching conflict and crisis communication.
For older publications please see the profiles of individual researchers.
Publications
Journal articles
- Humor and Foreign Policy Narration: The Persuasive Power and Limitations of Russia’s Foreign Policy Pranks. Global Studies Quarterly, 4(1).
- Strategic humor and post-truth public diplomacy. CPD Perspectives on Public Diplomacy, 3(Paper 3), 1-48. View this article in WRRO
- The Independent Press Standards Organisation and accuracy: A comparative study of complaints-handling procedures in four UK newspapers. Journal of Applied Journalism & Media Studies.
- Diasporas as cyberwarriors: infopolitics, participatory warfare and the 2020 Karabakh war. International Affairs, 98(2), 631-651. View this article in WRRO
- Strategic humour: public diplomacy and comic framing of foreign policy issues. The British Journal of Politics and International Relations, 24(2), 277-296. View this article in WRRO
- Between Europeanisation and corporatisation : Poland’s nation branding and soft power for public consumption. East European Politics and Societies: and Cultures, 35(4), 1090-1112.
- The Independent Press Standards Organisation and accuracy: a comparative study of complaints-handling procedures in four UK newspapers. Journal of Applied Journalism and Media Studies. View this article in WRRO
- The civil norm building role of news journalism in post-civil war settings. Journalism, 146488492110729-146488492110729.
Chapters
- Diplomacy and digital propaganda In Bjola C & Manor I (Ed.), The Oxford handbook of digital diplomacy (pp. 212-231). Oxford: Oxford University Press.
- Hybridity, soft power, and statecraft: ontological mapping In Chitty N, Ji L & Rawnsley G (Ed.), Routledge handbook of soft power (pp. 117-129). London: Routledge.
- Media, public diplomacy and illiberalism In Laruelle M (Ed.), Conversations on illiberalism (pp. 84-88). Washington D.C.: George Washington University.
- Suppressing the news In Harrison J & McKernan L (Ed.), Breaking The News: 500 years of news in Britain (pp. 89-98). London: British Library.
- Strategic communications and public diplomacy In Spry D (Ed.), The ASEF public diplomacy handbook: communicating with purpose and value (pp. 23-34). Singapore: Asia-Europe Foundation.
- Creating capacity for peace: The power of news and civil norm building, Insights on Peace and Conflict Reporting (pp. 139-151).
Website content
- No laughing matter? How states use humour in public diplomacy. https://blogs.lse.ac.uk/europpblog/2021/07/09/no-laughing-matter-how-states-use-humour-in-public-diplomacy/.
- Strategic humor and post-truth public diplomacy.
- Public Perception of International Crises.
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