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Who Benefits from Armed Conflict — and Why Is It Rarely Discussed?
Who Benefits from Armed Conflict? A Media Literacy Essay by Andersen Storm Power Analysis, Perspective Selection, and Media Access Public reporting on armed conflicts tends to follow a familiar script. Events get described. Military movements are tracked. Diplomatic reactions are noted. Strategic risks are assessed. One perspective, though, shows up far less often — even…
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