Conflicts can be defined as a form of disagreement or antagonism between two or more parts, which may be individuals, societies, communities or nations.
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This article will provide you with a somewhat generalised overview of how the conflict in Africa is seen by those outside with focus on the Western perspective
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Agenda-setting refers to the process by which certain influential groups in society decide which issues are important to them and that they feel need to be dealt with.
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We have seen in the previous topic trends suggesting that policymakers outside the continent attach a low priority to conflicts
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Measures may be taken in response to conflict, but they almost invariably fall terribly short in terms of the scale and the timeliness.
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It was only in 2004 that a significant amount of coverage began to be given to African conflicts, Darfur in western Sudan, although it has failed to …
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Media agenda-setting is determined, to a certain extent, according to internal dynamics, but it is also subject to influences from other actors.
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Do the interest groups exist for Africa in Western countries, and if they do, how responsive are they concerning conflict on the continent?
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The decision-making process of the public is quite varied, given the many types of actors within what we refer to as the public.
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