Don't Shoot the Journalists

Journalist Peter Laufer is the James Wallace Chair Professor of Journalism at the University of Oregon.

Quadratín Chiapas

• Foreword by Jason Rezaian; Preface by Juan-Carlos Molleda;  Introduction by Peter Laufer; 1 Honor the Messenger by Kim Stafford; 2 Murders Don’t Tell the Entire Story by Jan-Albert Hootsen; 3 The Unstoppable Massacre of Journalists in Mexico by Juan de Dios García Davish with Maria de Jesus Peters Pino; 4 Brave and Bold—The Press of Mexico by Katherine Corcoran; 5 Censorship that doesn’t stain hands—Uncovering stealth threats to independent journalism in Latin America by Javier Borelli; 6 Please Don’t Kill, Detain, or Bankrupt the Messenger—Tales from the Alternative Press in Latin America by Christopher Chávez; 7 The Monopoly of Violence and Oligopoly of Terror by Markos Kounalakis; 8 I used to believe that my heavy vest and helmet that injured my back and neck would be my ultimate protection against any direct attack! by Youmna El Sayed; 9 Keep the Memory of Yama Alive, Dear Ones by Baktash Siawash; 10 No Man’s Land—Put Down Roots in the Void? by Astrid Vehstedt; 11 Visitors at the Gate by Farai Gonzo; 12 The Sound of Exile and Resistance— A Selective Exiles Playlist by Tim DuRoche; 13 Flight and Fight—Supporting Exiled Media to Survive and Sustain by Isabelle Schläpfer and Rosie Parklyn; 14 No Fear and Reporting in Las Vegas by Paul Szydelko; 15 In (Racial) Exile— Editor Beatrice Morrow Cannady and the Portland, Oregon, Advocate by Kimberley Mangun; 16 American Witness by Jeff Kamen; 17 Who’s Reading What in Exile? by Charlie Deitz; 18 Reporting from Chilestine by Zach Jones Neuray; 19 The Classical Origins and Modern Expressions of “Don’t Shoot the Messenger” by David Frank;  Postscript and Acknowledgements: Education Looking Forward Toward Peace by Eleanor Vandegrift; Epilogue by Peter Laufer;  About the Authors (in order of appearance); Index