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Philip Hammond

Philip Hammond is a professor of media & communications at London South Bank University. He has published widely on the role of the news media in post-Cold War conflicts and international interventions.

The Times Declares: Stop Asking Questions on Syria!

In seeking to close down dissident thought, Times journalists are acting, not as neutral defenders of truth, but as partisan advocates for a particular understanding war.

April 17th, 2018

By Philip Hammond

The Times Declares: Stop Asking Questions on Syria!

The morning after the US-led airstrikes on Syria, The Times devoted its front page to an attack on academics who had questioned the rationale for the bombing. The headline article – ‘Apologists for Assad working in British universities’ – was accompanied by a two-page spread claiming that the academic 

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