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-http://www.tompaine.com/articles/2005/08/24/terrorism_experts_hardly.php
+potentially useful:
-http://www.iranaffairs.com/iran_affairs/2007/10/terrorism-exper.html
+Abel, Elie (1987) Leaking: Who Does it? Who Benefits? At What Cost?, New York : Priority Press.
-<http://caosblog.com/2541>
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+Ackroyd, Carol, Margolis, Karen, Rosenhead, Jonathon and Shallice, Tim (1980) The Technology of Political Control, 2nd ed, London:Pluto Press.
+Adams, Gerry (1986) The Politics of Irish Freedom, Dingle, Co. Kerry: Brandon.
+Adams, Gerry (1988) A Pathway to Peace, Cork: Mercier.
+Adams, Gerry (1990) 'Presidential Address' at 85th Sinn Féin Ard Fheis, Mansion House, Dublin, Saturday 3 February.
+Adams, James (1987) 'The Financing of Terror' in P. Wilkinson and A. Stewart, Contemporary Research on Terrorism, Aberdeen: Aberdeen University Press.
+Adams, James, Morgan, Robin and Bambridge, Anthony (1988) Ambush, The war between the SAS and the IRA, London: Pan.
+Adams, William (Ed) (1982) Television Coverage of International Affairs. Norwood, New Jersey : Ablex.
+Adams, William C., Smith, Dennis J., Salzman, Allison, Crossen, Ralph, Hieber, Scott, Naccarato, Tom, Vantine, William and Weisbroth, Nine (1986) 'Before and After The Day After: The Unexpected Results of a Televised Drama', Political Communication and Persuasion, 3(3):191-213.
+Alali, A. Odasuo, and Eke, Kenoye Kelvin (eds) (1991) Media Coverage of Terrorism: Methods of Diffusion, London:Sage.
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+Alexandre, Laurien (1987) In the Service of the State: Public Diplomacy, Government Media and Ronald Reagan, Media, Culture and Society. 9 : 29-46.
+Amnesty International, United Kingdom: Investigating Lethal Shootings: The Gibraltar Inquest, AI Index: EUR 45/02/89, April, Amnesty International, London.
+Andersen, Robin (1988) 'Visions of Instability: US television's law and order news of El Salvador', Media, Culture and Society, 10(2) : 239-264.
+Anderson, Alison (1991) 'Source strategies and the communication of environmental affairs', Media, Culture and Society,  13, No. 4:459-476.
+Anderson, James and Ricci, Marilyn (date?) Society and Social Science: A Reader, Open University: Milton Keynes.
+Andrew, Christopher and David Dilks, (198) The Missing Dimension: Governments and Intelligence Communities in the Twentieth Century. London : Macmillan.
+Ang, Ien (1985) Watching 'Dallas', London: Methuen.
+Ang, Ien (1991) 'Wanted: Audiences: On the politics of empirical audience studies' in Seiter, Ellen, Borchers, Hans, Kreutzner, Gabrielle and Warth, Eva-Maria (eds) (1989) Remote Control: Television, Audiences and Cultural Power, Routledge, London.
+Ang, Ien and Hermes, Joke (1991) 'Gender and/in Media Consumption' in J. Curran and M. Gurevitch Mass Media and Society, London: Edward Arnold.
+ Anonymous, (1981a) 'Ireland Observed', CIS Anti Report. ? : 25-27.
+ Anonymous, (1981b) 'Blarney: A lot of it about in American media coverage of Ulster', The Economist, 16 May: 15-17.
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+Arden, John (1989) Anglo-Irish Censorships and Self-Censorships, Paper presented to 'Premier Colloque International De Scenario'. 23-25 January.
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+Artherton, Paul  (1983b) 'The American Press Connection', Fortnight, September: 7.
+Arthur, Max (1987) Northern Ireland Soldiers Talking: 1969 to Today, London: Sidgwick and Jackson.
+Arthur, Paul  (1987) The Media and Politics in Northern Ireland in Jean Seaton and Ben Pimlott (eds), The Media in British Politics.  : Avebury.
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+Atwater, Tony and Norma Green, (1988) 'News sources of Network Coverage of International Terrorism, Journalism Quarterly. 65, 1 Winter : 967-971.
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+BBC (1980b) News and Current Affairs Index, October
+BBC (1984)  News and Current Affairs Index, 2nd Edition, January.
+BBC (1986) C.C.O. Media Monitoring - The BBC Response, 5 November.
+BBC (1987) BBC News and Current Affairs Index, 3rd Edition, March.
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+BBC (1989b) BBC Producers Guidelines, London: BBC Information
+BBC (1989c) Guidelines for Factual Programmes, December, London:BBC
+BBC World Service (1990) Editorial Standards: A Guide for Staff, London: BBC.
+Beardsworth, Alan (1980) A'nalysing Press Content: Some Techinical and Methodological Issues', in Harry Christian (ed), The Sociology of Journalism and the Press. Keele : University of Keele, Sociological Review Monograph.
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+Belfast Workers Research Unit, (1979) 'Media Misreport N. Ireland!', Belfast Bulletin. Spring.
+Belfrage, Sally (1988) The Crack: A Belfast Year, London: Grafton.
+Bell, Desmond (1985) Proclaiming the Republic: Broadcasting Poliy and the Corporate State, West European Policies. April : 27-?.
+Bell, Desmond (1990) Acts of Union: Youth Culture and Sectarianism in Northern Ireland, London: Macmillan.
+Bell, Desmond and Niall Meehan, (1989) Cable, Satellite and the Emergence of Private TV in Ireland: From Public Service to Managed Monopoly, Media, Culture and Society. 11 : 89-114.
+Bell, Geoff (1979) Out of the Gutter: The Press and Mountbatten, Socialist Challenge. 20 September : 14-15.
+Bell, Geoff and Carl Cardner, (1981, Twice the Troubles on TV, Time Out. 16-22 January : 8-10.
+Benn, Melissa (1991) 'Words Apart', EG, Guardian Education Supplement, Tuesday, May 14:1-3.
+Benton, Marc and Frazier, P Jean (1976) The Agenda-Setting Function of the Mass Media at Three Levels of 'Information Holding', Communication Research. 3, 3, July : 261-274.
+Berezin, Mabel (1988) Capturing the Achille Lauro Story: Notes on the Comparative Newspaper, Paper presented to the American Sociological Association, Atlanta. Georgia, August.
+Berkowitz, Dan (1987) 'TV News Sources and Channels: A Study in Agenda Building', Journalism Quarterly. 6) Summer/Autumn : 508-513.
+Berthon, Simon (198) A new Approach to Defeat the IRA?, The Listener. 28 February : 260-261.
+Bew, Paul and Patterson, Henry (1985) The British State and the Ulster Crisis: From Wilson to Thatcher, London:Verso.
+Birt, John (1988a) 'Sinn Fein ban: Giving the full picture', Aerial, 9 November.
+Birt, John (1988b) 'Gagging the Messenger', Independent, 21 November.
+Birt, John (1989) 'Time to tell the whole Ulster story', Daily Telegraph, 16 October.
+Birt, John (1990) 'Media and the Police: A Conflict of Public Interests', Speech to the Autumn Conference of the Association of Chief Police Officers, October 3.
+Birt, John (1992) 'Let us hear their apologies', Independent, 19 October, p. 19.
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