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Ousted Egyptian President Morsi in United States Media: A framing analysis of "The Washington Post” and "The New York Times"
This study investigates the portrayal of the former Egyptian President, Mohamed Morsi, in the leading American press during six critical events that took place throughout his first six months of presidency. The study reviews coverage of Mr. Morsi’s presidency in two premier daily U.S. newspapers, Th...
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2013
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