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ARTICLES
Adam, David, "Crisis of communications: A new report accuses the western media of taking little or no interest in humanitarian disasters in the developing world." (Guardian Media Pages). The Guardian (London, England) (Jan 30, 2006): p3. ...link (this link requires registration with the Guardian)
Alam, S, "The Visual Representation of
Developing Countries by Developmental Agencies and the Western Media"
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Campbell, D, “Salgado and the Sahel: Documentary Photography
and the Imaging of Famine”, in Rituals of Mediation:
International Politics and Social Meaning, edited by F. Debrix
and C. Weber (Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press,
2003), 69-96.... more info and download
Clark, D.J, “The Production
of a Contemporary Famine image: The Image Economy, Indigenous Photographers
and the Case of Mekanic Philipos” (2004) ....more info and download
"Ending Famine in Malawi," New York Times, 1 December 2007 ...link
Freedman, S, "Misery" images of victims of war and famine (2001) ...link
Gidley, R. “NGOs Still Fail Standards on Appeal Images” (2004) ...link
Jacobsen, C., Sweeny, J. and Stoddart, T., “Moving
Pictures,” Reportage,
Winter 1998 ...link
Lamers, M, “Representing Poverty, Impoverishing Representation?
A Discursive Analysis of a NGOs Fundraising Posters” (2005) ...download
Mulugeta, Allehone, “Ethiopia Globalized: The Imageries
of Myth and the Myth of Images,” Addis Tribune (2002) ...link
Rieff, D., “Dangerous Pity,” Prospect 112, July 2005 ...link
. (See response by Barder, B.,“Live Aid Had No Role in Resettlement Deaths,”
The Guardian, 27 June
2005 ...link)
Safo, A. “NGOs Present False Images of Africa,”
News From Africa (2002) ...link
Staveland, L. I., “How NGOs
and Media Can Help Banish Stereotypes” (2003) ...link
Toufe, Z., “Let Them Eat Cake: TV blames Africans for famine,”
Extra! November/December 2002 ...link
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