1. Historical View -- 2. Oslo and After -- 3. Arabs and Israelis in the Western News Media: Images and Stereotypes -- 4. The Israeli and Egyptian Cultures: An In-Depth Analysis -- 5. An "Insider" in Egypt; an "Outsider" in Israel -- 6. The Culture of Foreign Correspondents -- 7. Correspondents' Demographics and Their Professional Roles -- 8. Hypotheses for Analyzing the Recent Reporting and Views of Western Journalists for the Arab-Israel Conflict -- 9. The Interview Process and the News Media Scenes in Israel and Egypt -- 10. Government-Media Relationships and Direct Censorship in Israel and Egypt -- 11. The Newsmaking Model for the Analysis of Government-Media Relationships in Israel and Egypt -- 12. The Public Relations Asymmetric Model for the Analysis of Government-Press Relationships in Israel and Egypt -- 13. A Personal Assessment of Newsmaking and Public Relations Asymmetric Models in the Context of Government-Press Relationships in Israel and Egypt -- 14. An Analysis of Newsmaking and Asymmetric Models in the Recent Reporting of Western Journalists on the Israeli-Egyptian Peace Process -- 15. An Analysis of the Cultural Impact on the Reporting of Western Journalists in Israel and Egypt -- App. A. Western Correspondents' Demographic Backgrounds in Israel and Egypt
Notes
Series editor: Michael H. Prosser
Bibliography
Includes bibliographical references (pages [201]-209) and index
