1st Edition
Identity and Discourse in Contemporary Rwandan Media Rethinking Reconciliation
Introduction: “We are all Rwandans” 1. The Practical Necessity (and Limits) of Interdisciplinary Literature 2. State Influence and the Genocidal “Rift” 3. Contemporary Rwandan Radio and Theorizing Trauma 4. Catholicism, Regulation and the Post-Genocidal Turn 5. Journalism and Systems of Self-Regulation 6. Framing the Nation Through Film and Television 7. Film, Television and the Formulation of Reconciliatory Discourse 8. Realities of (De)Regulation and a New Media Geography
Biography
Andrew Phillip Young is Assistant Professor at the University of Colorado Boulder, USA. He explores media discourse with a focus on nationalism, race, and ethics. Young’s key publications include Dark Tourism and Rwandan Media Industries (2022) and The Representation of Absence (2025).
