Bella Mody is the James de Castro Chair in Global Media Studies in the School of Journalism and Mass Communication at the University of Colorado, Boulder.

Foreign News Matters combines systematic content analyses with insightful interpretation, places this research into theoretical, historical and political contexts, and uses an elegant organizing structure that compares news coverage within and across nation-states, regions, and the globe. The result is a significant contribution to our understanding of the constructed nature of 'news,' the diverse practices of contemporary journalism, and the implications of both for cross-national understanding of the Darfur crises specifically, and foreign 'others' more generally.

• Part 1 Part One. Benefiting From Previous ResearchersChapter 2 Chapter One. Foreign News: the Geopolitics of Representation and ExplanationChapter 3 Chapter Two. Journalistic Influence in Moral MobilizationPart 4 Part Two. The Study of the Uprising in Darfur Sudan: Representation and Explanation in the World's PressChapter 5 Chapter Three. Rebellion Within States in the Global South: Explaining the Conflict in DarfurChapter 6 Chapter Four. Cross-National Comparative Research on Foreign News: Design and ImplementationPart 7 Part Three. Findings: The Representation of Darfur by News Organizations from the Global SouthChapter 8 Chapter Five. Comparing China's State-Owned English-Language and Chinese-Language NewspapersChapter 9 Chapter Six. Comparing the South African Mail & Guardian Online with the Egyptian Al-AhramPart 10 Part Four. Findings: The Representation of Darfur by News Organizations from the Global NorthChapter 11 Chapter Seven. Comparing the UK's Guardian with France's Le MondeChapter 12 Chapter Eight. Comparing the US' New York Times with the Washington PostPart 13 Part Five. Findings: The Representation of Darfur in Online News Intended for Extra-National AudiencesChapter 14 Chapter Nine. Comparing the English-Language Web Sites of the UK's BBC and Qatar's Al JazeeraPart 15 Part Six. ConclusionChapter 16 Chapter Ten. Foreign News: Journalism for Cross-National Public Education?

Bella Mody is the James de Castro Chair in Global Media Studies in the School of Journalism and Mass Communication at the University of Colorado, Boulder.

Foreign News Matters combines systematic content analyses with insightful interpretation, places this research into theoretical, historical and political contexts, and uses an elegant organizing structure that compares news coverage within and across nation-states, regions, and the globe. The result is a significant contribution to our understanding of the constructed nature of 'news,' the diverse practices of contemporary journalism, and the implications of both for cross-national understanding of the Darfur crises specifically, and foreign 'others' more generally.

• Part 1 Part One. Benefiting From Previous ResearchersChapter 2 Chapter One. Foreign News: the Geopolitics of Representation and ExplanationChapter 3 Chapter Two. Journalistic Influence in Moral MobilizationPart 4 Part Two. The Study of the Uprising in Darfur Sudan: Representation and Explanation in the World's PressChapter 5 Chapter Three. Rebellion Within States in the Global South: Explaining the Conflict in DarfurChapter 6 Chapter Four. Cross-National Comparative Research on Foreign News: Design and ImplementationPart 7 Part Three. Findings: The Representation of Darfur by News Organizations from the Global SouthChapter 8 Chapter Five. Comparing China's State-Owned English-Language and Chinese-Language NewspapersChapter 9 Chapter Six. Comparing the South African Mail & Guardian Online with the Egyptian Al-AhramPart 10 Part Four. Findings: The Representation of Darfur by News Organizations from the Global NorthChapter 11 Chapter Seven. Comparing the UK's Guardian with France's Le MondeChapter 12 Chapter Eight. Comparing the US' New York Times with the Washington PostPart 13 Part Five. Findings: The Representation of Darfur in Online News Intended for Extra-National AudiencesChapter 14 Chapter Nine. Comparing the English-Language Web Sites of the UK's BBC and Qatar's Al JazeeraPart 15 Part Six. ConclusionChapter 16 Chapter Ten. Foreign News: Journalism for Cross-National Public Education?

Bella Mody is the James de Castro Chair in Global Media Studies in the School of Journalism and Mass Communication at the University of Colorado, Boulder.

Foreign News Matters combines systematic content analyses with insightful interpretation, places this research into theoretical, historical and political contexts, and uses an elegant organizing structure that compares news coverage within and across nation-states, regions, and the globe. The result is a significant contribution to our understanding of the constructed nature of 'news,' the diverse practices of contemporary journalism, and the implications of both for cross-national understanding of the Darfur crises specifically, and foreign 'others' more generally.

• Part 1 Part One. Benefiting From Previous ResearchersChapter 2 Chapter One. Foreign News: the Geopolitics of Representation and ExplanationChapter 3 Chapter Two. Journalistic Influence in Moral MobilizationPart 4 Part Two. The Study of the Uprising in Darfur Sudan: Representation and Explanation in the World's PressChapter 5 Chapter Three. Rebellion Within States in the Global South: Explaining the Conflict in DarfurChapter 6 Chapter Four. Cross-National Comparative Research on Foreign News: Design and ImplementationPart 7 Part Three. Findings: The Representation of Darfur by News Organizations from the Global SouthChapter 8 Chapter Five. Comparing China's State-Owned English-Language and Chinese-Language NewspapersChapter 9 Chapter Six. Comparing the South African Mail & Guardian Online with the Egyptian Al-AhramPart 10 Part Four. Findings: The Representation of Darfur by News Organizations from the Global NorthChapter 11 Chapter Seven. Comparing the UK's Guardian with France's Le MondeChapter 12 Chapter Eight. Comparing the US' New York Times with the Washington PostPart 13 Part Five. Findings: The Representation of Darfur in Online News Intended for Extra-National AudiencesChapter 14 Chapter Nine. Comparing the English-Language Web Sites of the UK's BBC and Qatar's Al JazeeraPart 15 Part Six. ConclusionChapter 16 Chapter Ten. Foreign News: Journalism for Cross-National Public Education?