Misfortunes of war press and public reactions to civilian deaths in wartime /
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Santa Monica, CA :
RAND Project Air Force,
2007.
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Table of Contents:
- 1. Introduction
- Literature review
- Approach
- Organization of this monograph
- 2. Operation Desert Storm (Iraq, 1991)
- Civilian casualty estimates
- Handling of the civilian casualties issue
- The arc of media and public concern
- The Al Firdos bunker incident
- Key lessons
- 3. Operation Allied Force (Kosovo, 1999)
- Civilian casualty estimates
- Handling of the civilian casualties issue
- The arc of media and public concern
- The April 14 convoy attacks outside Djakovica
- The May 7 Chinese embassy bombing
- Conclusions
- 4. Operation Enduring Freedom (Afghanistan, 2001-)
- Civilian casualty estimates
- Handling of the civilian casualties issue
- The arc of media and public concern
- The wedding party incident
- Key lessons
- 5. Operation Iraqi Freedom (Iraq, 2003-)
- Civilian casualty estimates
- Handling of the civilian casualties issue
- The arc of media and public concern
- The marketplace incident
- Key lessons
- 6. Implications and conclusions
- The military: a highly credible institution
- Recommendations.
Misfortunes of war press and public reactions to civilian deaths in wartime /