Somalia, Clinton, and the New York Times.

This paper examines the framing of the US intervention in Somalia, 1994. The paper triangulate textual analysis and content analysis to examine how the U.S. media framed the intervention. It compares and contrasts the Clinton's administration frames, the Congressional frames, and media frames. It examines how these frames converge and diverge. The paper concludes that in the post-Cold War World it is difficult to create a common enenmy and marshal public opinion against that enemy. ..PAT.-Conference Proceeding [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]