在通往地狱的自动扶梯上欢呼:英国媒体对乌克兰战争报道的一年

IF 0.7 Q3 POLITICAL SCIENCE
Matthew Blackburn
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虽然乌克兰和俄罗斯都对战时媒体审查有着共同的认识,但对西方媒体报道和专家对乌克兰战争的分析的研究较少。这篇文章考虑了英国媒体对战争演变的歪曲和党派化报道的程度。英国关于乌克兰战争的元叙事的出现和演变分为五个阶段,充满了“欢呼”和“嘲笑”,这与对战争性质的现实理解和对未来可能情景的合理考虑背道而驰。有人认为,这一报道回避了战争逐步升级的关键问题,基本上避免了对这一过程的风险、成本和收益的严肃辩论。
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Cheering and Jeering on the Escalator to Hell: One Year of UK Media Coverage on the War in Ukraine
While there is a common awareness of wartime media censorship in both Ukraine and Russia, there has been less research on Western media coverage and expert analysis of the war in Ukraine. This essay considers the extent to which a skewed and partisan version of the war’s evolution has been presented in UK media. Five stages are identified in the emergence and evolution of a British meta-narrative on the war in Ukraine, replete with ‘cheering’ and ‘jeering’, that works against a realistic understanding of the war’s nature and reasonable consideration of possible future scenarios. It is argued this coverage has sidestepped critical questions of the war’s stage-by-stage escalation and has essentially avoided serious debate of the risks, costs and benefits of such a course.
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Russian Politics
Russian Politics Arts and Humanities-History
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