Media, War and Conflict

Media, War and Conflict is a major new international, peer-reviewed journal that maps the shifting arena of war, conflict and terrorism. It addresses cultural, political and technological transformations in media-military relations, journalistic practices, and new media, and assesses their impact on policy, publics, and outcomes of warfare.

Editorial Board

• Sean Aday - George Washington University, US
• Samar al-Roomi - Kuwait University, Kuwait
• Stuart Allan - Bournemouth University, UK
• Hussein Amin - American University in Cairo, Egypt
• Gwen Bouvier - University of Wales, Aberystwyth, UK
• Maura Conway - Dublin City University, Ireland
• Trevor Davies - Photojournalist, UK
• Alan Davis - Institute for War and Peace Reporting, UK
• Myriam Dunn - Center for Security Studies, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, Switzerland
• Mohammed el-Nawawy - Queens University of Charlotte, USA
• Shahira Fahmy - University of Arizona, USA
• Tom Fenton - former CBS News, UK
• Eytan Gilboa - Bar-Ilan University, Israel
• Marie Gillespie - The Open University, UK
• James Gow - King's College London, UK
• Phil Hammond - London South Bank University, UK
• Zoe Hibbert - Charles Sturt University, Australia
• Andrew Hill - The Open University, UK
• Richard Jackson - University of Manchester, UK
• Stephen Jukes - Bournemouth University, UK
• Richard Keeble - University of Lincoln, UK
• Cinny Kennard - National Public Radio, USA
• Greg Kent - Roehampton University, UK
• Sahar Khamis - University of Maryland, USA
• Phillip Knightley - UK
• Quil Lawrence - BBC/Public Radio International, USA
• Justin Lewis - Cardiff University
• Steven Livingston - George Washington University, US
• Sarah Maltby - University of Sussex, UK
• William Merrin - Swansea University, UK
• Susan Moeller - University of Maryland, USA
• Jay M Parker - Georgetown University, USA
• Greg Philo - University of Glasgow, UK
• Albert C Pierce - National Defense University, USA
• Lawrence Pintak - American University in Cairo, Egypt
• Piers Robinson - University of Manchester, UK
• Laura Roselle - Elon University, USA
• Neil Ruigrok - University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands
• Jamie Shea - NATO, Belgium
• Philip Taylor - University of Leeds, UK
• Howard Tumber - City University London, UK
• Ingrid Volkmer - University of Melbourne, Australia
• Gadi Wolfsfeld - Hebrew University, Israel
• Barbie Zelizer - University of Pennsylvania, USA
• David Zurawik - Baltimore Sun, USA