PUBLISHED ARTICLES & CHAPTERS ABOUT PEACE JOURNALISM & REPORTING THE WORLD

1998

January 1998, The Peace Journalism Option published by Conflict & Peace Forums
British Journalism Review, Volume 9 Number 3: Listening to Outsiders by Jake Lynch
May 1998, The Herald: Peace Journalism. A Change. By Jake Lynch
October/November 1998, The Journalist: Peace Journalism Summer School by Roshan Khadivi
December 1998, Track Two: Media and Conflict: High Road, Low Road Charting the Course for Peace Journalism by Johan Galtung ISSN 1019-7435

1999

April 1999 PJO 2 – What Are Journalists For? published by Conflict & Peace Forums
August/September 1999, The Journalist Give Peace a Chance by Jake Lynch
September 1999 The Kosovo News & Propaganda War published by the International Press Institute, Vienna ISBN 3-9501125-0-2. Chapter by Jake Lynch

2000

March 2000 PJO 3 – Using Conflict Analysis in Reporting, published by Conflict & Peace Forums
May 2000 The Media in Conflicts – Accomplices or Mediators? Published by Friedrich Ebert Stiftung, Berlin ISBN 3-86077-955-9 Chapters by Annabel McGoldrick and Jake Lynch
June 2000 NPC (National Peace Council, UK) Media Bulletin No3 Conflict Prevention the Missing Debate: Peace Journalism & the Kosovo Crisis. Transcending Assumptions by Jake Lynch
August/September 2000, The Journalist Peace Talks by Jake Lynch
October 2000, Peace Journalism: How to do it? By Annabel McGoldrick & Jake Lynch published TRANSCEND.

2001

February 2001, Reporting the World Part 1, published by Conflict & Peace Forums
April 2001, Media & Development Vol XLVII 3/2001, WACC: Peace journalism and reporting Iraq by Jake Lynch
April 2001, Jurnalisme Damai – Bagaimana Melakukannya? published by British Council, Jakarta (Indonesian version of Peace Journalism: How to do it?)
May 2001 Kabar dari Poso: Menggagas Jurnalisme Damai (a collection of Indonesian peace journalism) published by British Council, Jakarta
April-June 2001, Inside Indonesia No 66: Peace Journalism in Poso by Jake Lynch and Annabel McGoldrick
August 2001 Rhodes Journalism Review 20. Responding to Difference by Jake Lynch

2002

January 2002, Reporting the World, published by Conflict & Peace Forums
January 2002, International Aid & Trade Review: Constructive Conflict Reporting by Annabel McGoldrick
January 24, 2002, Media Channel: Reporting the World: How Ethical Journalism Can Seek Solutions by Jake Lynch
Spring 2002, Harvard International Review Vol XXIV No 1: Journalism & Military Conflict by Jake Lynch and Annabel McGoldrick
March/April 2002 The Conflict, Security & Development Group Bulletin, King’s College, London, Issue Number 14: Journalist Ethics and Reporting Terrorism by Jake Lynch
April 2002, Media & Development Vol XLIX 2/2002, WACC: Impunity in Journalism by Jake Lynch
April –June 2002 British Journalism Review, Volume 13 Number 12: Performing with Headlines in Mind by Jake Lynch
May 2002 Grassroots Good News: Ethical Conflict Reporting by Jake Lynch
May-July 2002 UNPO (Unrepresented Nations and Peoples Organization’s Official Quarterly Publications) News: Book Review of Reporting the World
June 9 2002, the Observer: Can you trust a journalist? By Jake Lynch
June/July 2002 The Journalist: It just gets worse and worse by Jake Lynch and Annabel McGoldrick
August 8, 2002 UK Press Gazette: Give Peace a Chance by Mary Stevens
November 11, Jakarta Post: Cycle of Violence in Indonesia by Annabel McGoldrick and Aya Muchtar
November 21, 2002 Jakarta Post: Learning peace journalism from Manado by Jake Lynch
December, 2002 Peace & Policy Volume 7: Practicing Peace Journalism by Majid Tehranian
2002 Do Journalists Give Peace a Chance p172 Getting the Whole Story by Cheryl Gibbs & Tom Warhover published by The Guildford Press, NY ISBN 1-57230-795-1
2002 Friedens-journalismus – wie Medien deeskalierend berichten konnen (Peace Journalism – how Media can de-escalate conflicts) by Nadine Bilke, Agenda Verlag Press, Munster, Germany, ISBN 3-89688-145-0

2003

January 2003, War reporting by Jake Lynch, a book chapter in the a-z of free expression published Index on Censorship ISBN 0-904286-99-1
February 20 2003, www.iraqconflict.org Iraq Broadening the Agenda by Jake Lynch
February 20 2003, the Independent, We need to ask what this war is all about by Jake Lynch
February 20 2003, www.opendemocracy.net Witnessing the truth by David Loyn (a critique of Peace Journalism)
February 26 2003, www.opendemocracy.net Witnessing whose truth? By Des Freeman (a response to David Loyn)
February 28 2003, UK Press Gazette: Media needs alternative to simplistic coverage of crisis by Mary Stephens
March 6 2003, www.opendemocracy.net Journalists need to think by Jake Lynch (a response to David Loyn)
May 2003, Media Wars – News at a time of terror edited by Danny Schechter, pp170-173 Tips for Covering Conflict by Reporting the World published by Roman and Littlefield ISBN 0-7425-3109-0
July 21 2003, New Statesman A different world on the web by Lilian Pizzichini
July 25 2003, UK Press Gazette Will one man’s error cost our viewers too much? by Jake Lynch
August 29 2003, UK Press Gazette BBC’s best defence is diversity by Jake Lynch

2004

December 2003 – February 2004, Peace News No 2453, Reporting the World and Peace Journalism by Jake Lynch
April/May, 2004, the Walkley Issue 26, Beating the War Lords by Annabel McGoldrick
April/May, 2004, the Walkley Issue 26, Peace of the Action by Jake Lynch
June 2004, Media in Security and Governance, chapter Reporting the World: an ethical challenge to international news by Jake Lynch published by Nomos Verlagsgesellschaft Baden-Baden ISBN 3-8329-0858-7
June 4, UK Press Gazette, Losing the war on news by Jake Lynch and Annabel McGoldrick
July 2004 Mediactive Issue 3, Mediawar, chapter Reporting Iraq – what went right? What went wrong by Jake Lynch, published Barefoot Publications ISBN 1-905007-02-7