Factores exógenos y endógenos del corresponsal de guerra. Aproximación teórica para responsables de prensa de organizaciones internacionales y no gubernamentales

Abstract

The environment in which military men, journalists and international and non governmental organizations' (IO-NGO) personnel develop their work during a war or any armed conflict is already definitely more complicate than in the immediate past. That is why for any of those actors is so important to understand the mechanisms that explain how do the other relevant subjects behave in the front line and the rearguard in order to adapt and improve their performances to that changing scenario. This work focus on the specific relations established by journalists and IO and NGO press information officers. The conclusions of this paper are the result of ground work and historic library research and are linked to the author's historical based theory about external and internal factors regarding war correspondents.