Explore the intricate relationship between media and conflict in 'The Media of Conflict: War Reporting and Representations of Ethnic Violence' by Seaton. This book offers a comprehensive analysis of how war reporting shapes perceptions of ethnic violence, featuring detailed case studies and ethical considerations in journalism.

'The Media and Political Process' by Eric Louw explores the dynamic relationship between media and politics, offering insights into how media shapes political agendas and public opinion. A must-read for students and professionals in media and political sciences.

'The Anthropology of News and Journalism' by Willy Vandersteen offers a unique anthropological perspective on the world of news, examining how cultural contexts influence journalism. A must-read for media scholars and professionals.

'Mediated' by Thomas De Zengotita examines how media shapes our perception of reality, offering a critical look at the implications of living in a highly mediated world. A must-read for understanding modern existence.

'Dynamics Of Persuasion' by Richard M. Perloff is a key text exploring the psychological and societal aspects of persuasion, ideal for students and professionals seeking to understand influence mechanisms.

'Press Gang' by Roy Greenslade offers an in-depth look at the British press's influence on politics and society, blending historical analysis with critical media studies. A must-read for understanding the complexities of modern journalism.

Geert Lovink's 'Video Vortex Reader III' biedt een kritische analyse van online video's impact op cultuur en samenleving. Een must-read voor mediaprofessionals en academici. ISBN 9789492302618.

Walter Lippmann's 'Public Opinion' is a classic analysis of media's role in shaping societal beliefs and the challenges this poses for democracy. A must-read for understanding media influence.

'Lost in Media' by Ismail Einashe explores the transformative impact of digital platforms on journalism and public opinion, offering a critical look at the challenges of misinformation and media inequality in the 21st century.

'Watching War' by Mieszkowski Jan offers a deep dive into the mediation of war in modern culture, exploring its representation across media and the ethical questions it raises. A pivotal read for understanding the power of images in shaping perceptions of conflict.