The news media and Iraq: The clash of civilizations

Article Abstract:

Samuel Huntington's thesis regarding the clash of civilizations is used to analyze the news media to better shape its coverage of world events. The conclusion made was that the theory of the clash of civilizations could provide a framework for policymakers and journalists to understand the Middle East.

Management dynamics, Management, Military aspects, Media coverage, Company business management, War correspondents, Iraq War, 2003-

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The Taliban theocracy: changing Iraq

Article Abstract:

The United States' recommendation of a secular civil society as the only option to the Taliban government is questionable. The effective way to respond to such a theocracy would be to blend mild, flexible religious factors into the civil society everyone is trying to build.

Evaluation, Political activity, Political aspects, Taliban, Theocracy

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The electronic town meeting

Article Abstract:

Teledemocracy can be effective when practiced properly. Unlike public opinion polls, telepolling solicits responses faster and allows for wider political participation. These are made possible by an electronic system which tallies incoming calls automatically.

Usage, Innovations, Elections, Telecommunication switching equipment, Telecommunications switching equipment

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