Chapter 1 Terrorism as Media Propaganda: A Theoretical Approach

Chapter 2 Online Radicalisation and Africa’s Youth: Implications for Peacebuilding Programmes

Chapter 3 Social Media Use Among the Youth and Working Class: Conditions for Remediating Globalization and Cultural Space

Chapter 4 Fake News Reporting on Social Media Platforms and Implications for Nation-State Building

Chapter 5 Confronting the Lion with Bare Hands: Social Media and the Anglophone Cameroonian Protest

Chapter 6 Young Women and Internet Cafés in China: Risks and Aspirations in a Contested Techno-social Space

Chapter 7 A Textual Analysis of Chinese Netizens’ Reactions to Counter-Terrorism Reports on The People’s Daily from 2010 to 2017

Chapter 8 Media Coverage of the Chibok Girls Kidnapping in Regionally Different African Newspapers

Chapter 9 The Complexity of Issue-Attention and International Media Reporting of Africa’s Protracted Wars and Conflicts

Chapter 11 One Culture, Different Perceptions: The Role of Politics in the Work of Journalists in Two Arab Countries