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01:17:13 From the CNN Effect to the SNN Effect: How media… From the CNN Effect to the SNN Effect: How media influences governments’ decisions about the allocation of humanitarian aid	From the CNN Effect to the SNN Effect: How media influences governments’ decisions about the allocation of humanitarian aid Dr Kate Wright - From the CNN Effect to the SNN Effect: How media influences governments’ decisions about the allocation of humanitarian aid Paper Abstract: Does media influence… cdcs university of edinburgh cahss media coverage aid effect governments things lot kind bureaucrats money questions countries crisis kinds influence bit cnn government allocations emergency From Lisa Otty 0 likes 49 plays 0 Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution Non Commercial Language English Date Created February 10th, 2022

01:17:13

From the CNN Effect to the SNN Effect: How media…

From the CNN Effect to the SNN Effect: How media influences governments’ decisions about the allocation of humanitarian aid

Dr Kate Wright - From the CNN Effect to the SNN Effect: How media influences governments’ decisions about the allocation of humanitarian aid Paper Abstract: Does media influence…

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