This article explores alcohol industry attempts to frame the debate about pricing and
promotions policy in the United Kingdom. Framing theory, it is argued, offers us important …

The article investigates why, despite similar background conditions, Greece has been the
site of frequent, highly visible, fringe, anti-system politics and street riots, while similar …

This article focuses on framing theory, an approach studying strategic communication, and
its contribution to conflict studies. The article's aims are twofold: to demonstrate how framing …

Given its duration and intensity, the decades-old civil war in Turkey between the Turkish
state and the PKK has resulted in relatively low levels of lethal inter-communal conflict …

Labelling the 'other'is one of the most relevant aspects in an armed conflict context.
Summarising what the opponent is in one single expression is a strong rhetorical tool in any …

In 1997 Turkey and Syria were on the brink of war, engaged in a very real power struggle.
Turkey was aligned with Syria's main enemy, Israel, and there were seemingly intractable …

This study examines how parliamentary party groups decide who speaks for them on
specific issues in parliament. We build on three strands of the literature: the work on the …

This article evaluates theories of nationalism by examining the formation of Kurdish
nationalism in Turkey. It deals particularly with the various manifestations of the …

The Foucauldian concept of power-knowledge has been a useful lens to study the idea,
discourse, and practice of development. Since the 1980s, many scholars have employed …

Purpose Conflict understandings of lay people mirror society in miniature. Although lay
people and their conflict understandings in society may shape the course of an ongoing …