Investigative Journalism (Paperback, 3 ed)

Notes on contributors Introduction HUGO de BURGH PART I Context Chapter One: Data journalism in a time of epic data leaks HAMISH BOLAND-RUDDER & WILL FITZGIBBON Chapter Two: National Security PAUL LASHMAR Chapter Three: New models of funding and executing GLENDA COOPER Chapter Four: Digital Sleuthing FELIM MCMAHON Chapter Five: Kill one and a dozen return STEPHEN GREY Chapter Six: Legal Threats in the UK SARAH KAVANAGH Chapter Seven: Mission-driven Journalism RACHEL OLDROYD Chapter Eight: Grassroots operations RACHEL HAMADA Part II Places Chapter Nine: China and the Digital Era WANG HAIYAN & FAN JICHEN Chapter Ten: Syria: the war and before SABA BEBAWI Chapter Eleven: Survival in Turkey SELIN BUCAK Chapter Twelve: Poland since 1989 MAREK PALCZEWSKI Chapter Thirteen: India’s paradox PRASUN SONWALKER Chapter Fourteen: A Malaysian Odyssey CLARE REWCASTLE BROWN Chapter Fifteen: 10 years in Nigeria EMEKA UMEIJI & DR SULEIMAN A. SULEIMAN Chapter Sixteen: The EU and the rise of collaboration BRIGITTE ALFTER Chapter Seventeen: Ibero America surveyed SILVIO WAISBORD & MAGDALENA SALDANA Chapter Eighteen: How the UK’s tabloids go about it ROY GREENSLADE Chapter Nineteen: UK: Reporting of the Far Right PAUL JACKSON Chapter Twenty: UK’s Private Eye: The ‘club’ the powerful fear PATRICK WARD Endpiece: A manifesto PAUL LASHMAR Acknowledgments Index