Adrian Hadland is Professor of Media Studies and Journalism at The University of Stirling, UK. A former professional international political journalist, Adrian has been researching the practice of photography for the past ten years. Adrian is also a Visiting Professor in Visual Communications at Nanjing Normal University, China.

• Acknowledgements Preface IntroductionChapter One: Photojournalism and the Birth of Photography Chapter Two: History of Photojournalism 1880s-1980s Chapter Three: Contemporary Photojournalism: Old patterns, New Challenges Chapter Four: Photojournalism, Aesthetics and Art Chapter Five: Photojournalism, Power and the State Chapter Six: The Ethics of Photojournalism Chapter Seven: Photojournalism, Conflict and Violence. Chapter Eight: Photojournalism, Artificial Intelligence and the Future. Conclusion: Lessons from the past and solutions for the future. Index

Adrian Hadland is Professor of Media Studies and Journalism at The University of Stirling, UK. A former professional international political journalist, Adrian has been researching the practice of photography for the past ten years. Adrian is also a Visiting Professor in Visual Communications at Nanjing Normal University, China.

• Acknowledgements Preface IntroductionChapter One: Photojournalism and the Birth of Photography Chapter Two: History of Photojournalism 1880s-1980s Chapter Three: Contemporary Photojournalism: Old patterns, New Challenges Chapter Four: Photojournalism, Aesthetics and Art Chapter Five: Photojournalism, Power and the State Chapter Six: The Ethics of Photojournalism Chapter Seven: Photojournalism, Conflict and Violence. Chapter Eight: Photojournalism, Artificial Intelligence and the Future. Conclusion: Lessons from the past and solutions for the future. Index

Adrian Hadland is Professor of Media Studies and Journalism at The University of Stirling, UK. A former professional international political journalist, Adrian has been researching the practice of photography for the past ten years. Adrian is also a Visiting Professor in Visual Communications at Nanjing Normal University, China.

• Acknowledgements Preface IntroductionChapter One: Photojournalism and the Birth of Photography Chapter Two: History of Photojournalism 1880s-1980s Chapter Three: Contemporary Photojournalism: Old patterns, New Challenges Chapter Four: Photojournalism, Aesthetics and Art Chapter Five: Photojournalism, Power and the State Chapter Six: The Ethics of Photojournalism Chapter Seven: Photojournalism, Conflict and Violence. Chapter Eight: Photojournalism, Artificial Intelligence and the Future. Conclusion: Lessons from the past and solutions for the future. Index