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  <tableOfContents>'Islamic terrorism' and the repression of the political / Justin Lewis, Paul Mason and Kerry Moore -- Is the BBC biased? : the corporation and the coverage of the 2006 Israeli-Hezbollah war / Ivor Gaber and Lisa Thomas -- Islam as a threat? : problematisation of Muslims in the mass media and effects on the political system / Patrik Ettinger and Linards Udris -- Muslims in print, or media events as nodes of cultural conflict / Henrik Bøkder -- The AKP government in Turkey : politics, democracy and the media / Jeffrey Haynes -- The political rhetoric of the Vatican : aims and strategies of the Holy See as a transnational actor / John Bradley -- Populism and security in political speechmaking : the 2008 US presidential campaign / Michael Higgins -- Towards a theorisation of the link between media, religion and conflict / Lee Marsden and Heather Savigny.</tableOfContents>
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