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                                                              Norris, Montague Kern, and Marion Just (New York: Routledge,
                                                              2003), 113–132.
                                                           74. Wolfsfeld, Media and Political Conflict, 40.
                                                           75. Ibid.
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                                                                            Demonstrating the
                                                                               CNN Effect
                                                            1. Gowing, “Real-Time Television Coverage,” 28.
                                                            2. C. Hines, “Pity, Not US Security, Motivated Use of GIs in Somalia,
                                                              Bush Says’, The Houston Chronicle, October 24, 1999.
                                                            3. Gowing, “Real-Time Television Coverage,” 2.
                                                            4. Nik Gowing, “Real-Time TV Coverage from War: Does It Make or
                                                              Break Government Policy?” in Bosnia by Television, ed. James Gow,
                                                              Richard Paterson, and Alison Preston (London: British Film Institute
                                                              Publishing, 1996), 85.
                                                            5. Ibid.
                                                            6. Cited in Carruthers, Media at War, 208.
                                                            7. Strobel, Late-Breaking Foreign Policy.
                                                            8. Ted Koppel, “The Perils of Info-Democracy,” in Managing Global
                                                              Chaos: Sources of and Responses to International Conflict, ed. Chester
                                                              Crocker, Fen Osler Hampson, and Pamela Aall (Washington, DC:
                                                              United States Institute of Peace Press, 1996).  NOTES  191
                                                            9. Larry Minear, Colin Scott, and Thomas Weiss, The News Media, Civil
                                                              Wars, and Humanitarian Action (Boulder, CO: Lynne Rienner,
                                                              1997).
                                                           10. Carruthers, Media at War, 208.
                                                           11. Robinson, “The CNN Effect: Can the News Media Drive Foreign
                                                              Policy?” 304–305.
                                                           12. Piers Robinson, “World Politics and Media Power: Problems of
                                                              Research Design,” Media, Culture & Society 22, no. 2 (2000): 228.
                                                           13. Carruthers, Media at War, 208–210.
                                                           14. Similar interview-based studies on the role of public opinion had also
                                                              concluded that foreign policy–makers were largely unrestrained in
                                                              their decision-making by such influences. Bernard C. Cohen,  The
                                                              Public’s Impact on Foreign Policy (Boston: Little, Brown, 1973).
                                                           15. Robinson, “World Politics,” 228.
                                                           16. Gowing, “Real-Time TV Coverage from War,” 85.
                                                           17. Livingston and Bennett, “Gatekeepers,” 373.
                                                           18. Shaw, Civil Society and Media in Global Crisis, 79–95.
                                                           19. Ibid., 87.
                                                           20. Ibid., 86.
                                                           21. Ibid., 88.
                                                           22. Ibid.
                                                           23. Cited in ibid., 95.
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