Publications for Jake Lynch
Publications for Jake Lynch
2015
Lynch, J. (2015). Media in peace and conflict
studies. In Julia Hoffmann, Virgil Hawkins
(Eds.), Communication and Peace: Mapping an
emerging field, (pp. 16-33). Abingdon, Oxon:
Routledge.
Lynch, J. (2015). Peace journalism: Theoretical
and methodological developments. Global Media
and Communication, 11(3), 193-199. <a
href="http://dx.doi.org/10.1177/1742766515606
297">[More Information]</a>
Lynch, J., McGoldrick, A., Heathers, J. (2015).
Psychophysiological audience responses to war
journalism and peace journalism. Global Media
and Communication, 11(3), 201-217. <a
href="http://dx.doi.org/10.1177/1742766515606
295">[More Information]</a>
2014
Lynch, J. (2014). A Global Standard for
Reporting Conflict. New York: Routledge.
Lynch, J. (2014). Critical realism, peace
journalism and democracy. Ethical Space: The
International Journal of Communication Ethics,
11(1/2), 29-36.
2013
Lynch, J. (2013). Is Peace Journalism feasible?
Pointers for research and media development.
Ethical Space: The International Journal of
Communication Ethics, 10(2/3), 15-24.
Lynch, J. (2013). Re-envisioning democratic
media and ethics: Transformations in journalism,
news and the digital. Ethical Space: The
International Journal of Communication Ethics,
10(2/3), 2-5.
Lynch, J., McGoldrick, A. (2013). Responses to
peace journalism. Journalism, 14(8), 1041-1058.
<a
href="http://dx.doi.org/10.1177/1464884912464
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Lynch, J. (2013). Towards a global standard for
reporting conflict. In Raymond King, Victor
MacGill, Roger Wescombe (Eds.), Peace in
action: Practices, perspectives and policies that
make a difference, (pp. 22-29). Wagga Wagga,
Australia: King MacGill Wescombe
Publications.
2012
Lynch, J., McGoldrick, A., Russell, A. (2012).
Asylum-seeker Issues as Political Spectacle. In
Daya K. Thussu, Dr. Des Freedman (Eds.),
Media and Terrorism: Global Perspectives, (pp.
271-288). London: Sage Publications.
Lynch, J. (2012). Conflict Interventions: The
Case for a Multidisciplinary Approach.
Australian Journal of International Affairs,
66(2), 265-276. <a
href="http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/10357718.2012.
658616">[More Information]</a>
Lynch, J., McGoldrick, A. (2012). Reframing
South African TV news as Peace Journalism:
Interim findings from a field experiment.
Communicare: Journal of Communication
Sciences, 31(2), 78-98.
Lynch, J. (2012). Responsibility to Protect after
Libya. International Journal of Peace Studies,
16(2), 59-76.
2011
Lynch, J. (2011). Can the centre hold? Prospects
for mobilising media activism around public
service broadcasting using peace journalism. In
Ibrahim Seaga Shaw, Jake Lynch and Robert
Hackett (Eds.), Expanding Peace Journalism:
comparative and critical approaches, (pp.
287-316). Sydney: Sydney University Press.
Lynch, J., Hackett, R., Shaw, I. (2011).
Introduction - Expanding peace journalism:
comparative and critical approaches. In Ibrahim
Seaga Shaw, Jake Lynch and Robert Hackett
(Eds.), Expanding Peace Journalism:
comparative and critical approaches, (pp. 7-31).
Sydney: Sydney University Press.
2010
Lynch, J., McGoldrick, A. (2010). A Global
Standard for Reporting Conflict and Peace. In
Keeble, Richard Lance; Tulloch, John;
Zollmann, Florian (Eds.), Peace Journalism,
War and Conflict Resolution, (pp. 87-103). New
York, NY: Peter Lang Publishing.
Lynch, J. (2010). Defending John Pilger's
journalism on Israel and Palestine. Ethical
Space: The International Journal of
Communication Ethics, 7(4), 48-55.
Lynch, J., McGoldrick, A., Adnan, I. (2010).
How to improve reporting of the war in
Afghanistan: feminize it!. In Richard Lance
Keeble, John Mair (Eds.), Afghanistan, War and
the Media: Deadlines and Frontlines, (pp.
133-145). United Kingdom: Abramis (imprint
arima publishing).
Lynch, J. (2010). Peace Journalism. In Stuart
Allan (Eds.), The Routledge Companion to News
and Journalism, (pp. 542-554). Oxon & New
York: Routledge imprint of Taylor & Francis.
Lynch, J. (2010). Peace Journalism: Variations
on a theme of Johan Galtung. In Jorgen
Johansen; John Y Jones (Eds.), Experiments with
Peace: A Book Celebrating Peace on Johan
Galtungs 80th Birthday, (pp. 193-200). Capt
Publications for Jake Lynch
Town, South Africa: Pambazuka Press.
Lynch, J. (2010). Propaganda, war, peace and the
media. In Keeble, Richard Lance; Tulloch,
John; Zollmann, Florian (Eds.), Peace
Journalism, War and Conflict Resolution, (pp.
69-83). New York, NY: Peter Lang Publishing.
Lynch, J., Galtung, J. (2010). Reporting Conflict:
New Directions in Peace Journalism. Australia:
University of Queensland Press.
2009
Lynch, J. (2009). Coalition of the unwilling: the
phenomenology and political economy of US
militarism. In Lynda-ann Blanchard, Leah Chan
(Eds.), Ending War, Building Peace, (pp.
91-112). Australia: Sydney University Press.
Lynch, J. (2009). International Law and Israel's
Assault on Gaza. In Reychler, Luc; Funk
Deckard, Julianne; HR Villanueva, Kevin (Eds.),
Building Sustainable Futures: Enacting Peace
and Development, (pp. 121-131). Deusto, Spain:
Deusto University Press.
2008
Lynch, J. (2008). Active and Passive Peace
Journalism in Reporting of the "War on
Terrorism" in the Philippines. Peace and Policy,
13, 99-113.
Lynch, J. (2008). Debates in Peace Journalism.
Sydney: Sydney University Press.
Lynch, J. (2008). Introduction - What works and
what doesn't: new directions in conflict
intervention. Global Change, Peace and
Security, 20(3), 237-242. <a
href="http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/1478115080239
0400">[More Information]</a>
Lynch, J. (2008). Modernisation or participatory
development: the emerging divide in journalist
training for conflict-affected societies. Global
Change, Peace and Security, 20(3), 291-304. <a
href="http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/1478115080239
0475">[More Information]</a>
Lynch, J. (2008). Peace journalism and its
discontents. In Wilhelm Kempf (Eds.), The
Peace Journalism Controversy, (pp. 83-103).
Berlin: verlag irena regener.
2007
Lynch, J. (2007). A course in Peace Journalism.
Conflict and Communication, 6(1), 1-20.
Lynch, J. (2007). A reply to the repliesCounterplea by Jake Lynch. Conflict and
Communication, 6(2), 1-4.
Elmslie, J., King, P., Lynch, J. (2007).
Blundering In – the Australia-Indonesia security
treaty and the humanitarian crisis in West
Papua.
Lynch, J. (2007). Issues in the media coverage of
terrorism. Media development, 54(3), 22-27.
Lynch, J., McGoldrick, A. (2007). Peace
Journalism. In Charles Webel and Johan
Galtung (Eds.), Handbook of peace and conflict
studies, (pp. 248-264). London ; New York:
Routledge imprint of Taylor & Francis.
Lynch, J. (2007). Peace Journalism and its
discontents. Conflict and Communication, 6(2),
1-13.
Lynch, J. (2007). Reporting Iraq: what went
right, what went wrong. Mediactive, 3, 110-126.
Lynch, J., McGoldrick, A. (2007), Video: Peace
Journalism in the Philippines.
2006
Lynch, J., Galtung, J., McGoldrick, A. (2006).
Reporteando Confilctos. Mexico: Transcend: A
Peace and Development Network.
Lynch, J. (2006). What's so great about Peace
Journalism? Global Media Journal:
Mediterranean Edition, 1(1), 74-87.
2005
Lynch, J., McGoldrick, A. (2005). Peace
Journalism. Stroud, England: Hawthorn Press.
Lynch, J., McGoldrick, A. (2005). Peace
Journalism in the Holy Land. Media
development, 52(1), 47-49.
Lynch, J., McGoldrick, A. (2005). Peace
Journalism: A Global Dialogue for Democracy
and Democratic Media. In Robert A. Hackett
and Yuezhi Zhao (Eds.), Democratizing global
media : one world, many struggles, (pp. Chapter
13). Lanham, MD: Rowman & Littlefield
Publishers Inc.
Lynch, J., McGoldrick, A. (2005). War and
peace journalism in the Holy Land [Paper in:
Media, Mania and Government in an Age of
Fear. Manning, Peter (ed.).]. Social Alternatives,
24(1), 11-15.
2004
McGoldrick, A., Lynch, J. (2004). News from the
Holy Land. UNSPECIFIED.
Lynch, J. (2004). Reporting the world: an ethical
challenge to international news. In Marina
Caparini (Eds.), Media in security and
governance : the role of the news media in
security oversight and accountability, (pp.
97-118). Baden-Baden, Germany: Nomos.
Lynch, J. (2004). Reporting the World: The
Ethical Challenge to International News. In
Chris Paterson and Annabelle Sreberny (Eds.),
International news in the 21st century, (pp.
261-274). Eastleigh, Hants, UK: John Libbey
Publications for Jake Lynch
Publishing.
2003
Lynch, J. (2003). Peace Journalism in Indonesia.
International Conference Agents of Peace,
Jakarta: Friedrich Ebert Stiftung.
Lynch, J., McGoldrick, A. (2003). Tips for
covering conflict. In Danny Schechter (Eds.),
Media wars : news at a time of terror, (pp.
170-173). Lanham, MD: Rowman & Littlefield
Publishers Inc.
2002
McGoldrick, A., Lynch, J. (2002). From the front
lines. Harvard International Review, 24(1),
74-75.
Lynch, J. (2002). Impunity in Journalism. Media
development, 49(2).
Lynch, J. (2002). Journalist Ethics and Reporting
Terrorism. The Conflict Security and
Development Group Bulletin, March April 2002,
9-11.
Lynch, J. (2002). Performing with Headlines in
Mind. British journalism review, 13(2), 63.
Lynch, J. (2002). Reporting the World: A
Practical Checklist for the Ethical Reporting of
Conflicts in the 21st Century. United Kingdom:
Conflict & Peace Forums.
2001
Lynch, J. (2001). Jurnalisme damai: bagaimana
melakukannya?.
Lynch, J., McGoldrick, A. (2001). Peace
Journalism in Poso. Inside Indonesia, 66.
Lynch, J. (2001). Reporting the World concept
document.