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vi CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION: COVERING GENOCIDE 1 CHAPTER 2: HISTORICAL BACKGROUND 9 (A) 1994 Rwanda genocide 9 (B) 2004 Sudan genocide 11 CHAPTER 3: THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK 14 (A) Postcolonial Theory 16 (i) Africa and the colonial legacy 16 (ii) Neocolonialism and the United States 21 (iii) Postcolonial theory and the text 22 (B) Media framing 26 (i) Frames 27 (ii) The process of framing 29 (iii) Operationalizing framing concepts 30 CHAPTER 4: INFLUENCES ON THE FRAMES 32 (A) Comparing Rwanda and Sudan 32 (B) Location: Africa at the periphery in the world system 34 (C) Temporal location: the worst of times 37 (D) Gender: suffering women and vulnerable children 38 (E) Summary of expectations 42 CHAPTER 5: METHODOLOGY 44 (A) Content analysis 44 (B) Textual analysis 48 CHAPTER 6: FINDINGS 52 (A) Location: intimate Rwanda, remote Sudan 52 (B) Time matters: humanitarian intervening in Rwanda vs. non-involvement in Sudan 62 (C) Gendered framing: woman-as-victim 67 CHAPTER 7: DISCUSSION 73 (A) A critique of postcolonial theory 74 (B) Limitations and suggestions for future research 78

Framing African genocide : location, time and gender in the coverage of genocide in Rwanda and Sudan