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Swantje Renfordt - Framing the Use of Force: An International Rule of Law in Media Reporting

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Swantje Renfordt

Framing the Use of Force: An International Rule of Law in Media Reporting

2011

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Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis S. 2-4

Acknowledgments S. 5-6

Table of Contents S. 7-10

Abbreviations and Acronyms S. 11-12

– Introduction S. 13-23

Defining Discourse and Norms S. 24-29

Defining the Law Norms Analysed – What are the Legal Rules to Govern the Use of Force? S. 29-36

Law and Discourse – Empirical State of the Art and Research Questions S. 36-38

On Discourse, Law, Morality, and Politics - Core Assumptions of a Discourse Theory on Legitimate Law for the Purpose of this Study S. 38-44

Giving the Discourse Theory Empirical Grounding – Media Debates as a Forum for Discourses of Application S. 44-46

Public Discourses of Application & the Logic of Appropriateness S. 46-50

The Assumptions of Global Sociological Institutionalism S. 50-54

Alternative Assumptions S. 54-60

Operationalising an Investigation of ”International Law” as a Script in Media Debate S. 60-66

– Conclusion of Part One S. 66-68

Frame Analysis as a Tool to Trace Meaning Structures in Media Debate S. 69-84

Defining and Sampling the Data S. 84-94

Coding the Newspaper Articles and Testing Reliability S. 94-101

– Conclusion of Part Two S. 101-104

How Visible is International Law in the Media? S. 105-118

International Law in Framing Context S. 118-123

Opinions in International Law Discourse S. 123-129

Formative Moments of Legal Framing in Mass Media S. 129-136

Which International Law Norms Matter in Media Discourse? S. 136-143

Do Borders Matter for an Overall Law Framing? S. 143-172

Do Borders Matter for a Moral Framing? S. 172-181

Do Borders Matter for a Procedural Law Framing? S. 181-189

– Evaluation of Guiding Assumptions S. 189-197

Conceptual Departures – Merging Discourse Theory of Legitimate Law and Approaches from International Relations Theory S. 197-202

Evaluation of Empirical Findings S. 202-207

Contribution of my Findings to the International Relations Literature S. 207-209

Implications for Political Practice S. 209-211

Generalisability of Findings and Possibilities for Future Research S. 211-212

Literature S. 213-226

Appendix S. 227-233

Appendix Two – Excerpt from Codebook S. 234-254

doi.org/10.5771/9783845231433

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