CALL FOR PAPER AND PARTICIPATION
3rd International Conference on ‘ASEAN Media Freedom’
19 May 2010, University of the Thai Chamber of Commerce, Bangkok, Thailand

    Proceedings and E-Journal of the 7th AMSAR 2009 Conference on Roles of Medial during Political Crisis

Bangkok, Thailand, 20th May 2009

Compiled by AMSAR Committees

Table of Contents

Acknowledgement

Ali A Dashti
The Role of Online Journalism in Political Disputes in Kuwait 1

Arjun Das
Political Crisis and Media’s Role towards Conflict Resolution: A Study in Indian Context

Brian Saludes Bantugan
News: Reportage or Reading?

Bulbul Hasan
Bangladesh: A paradigm shift in the conventional obstacles of press freedom
during the ‘caretaker government- 2007-08’: Demanding a new media policy?

Mark Pearson
Suppression, Privacy, Contempt and Spin: Australia’s Struggle with Censorship in a Western Democracy

Niel Ni?o Lim
The Media Lens in Question: Exploring Class Consciousness in Reporting National Political Crises

Prabhash Dalei and Kaustubh Mishra
Role of Media in a Political Crisis

Samina Yaqoob
A Study of Media: Role, Analysis and Consequences in the Political Crisis

Shubham Srivastava
The Role of the Media in Foreign Policy: A Decision-Making

The Workshop to Develop Media Skills for Production of Environmental News and
Features and Professional Networking

The integration of social exchange theory and social representations theory :