Provide a 9 pages analysis while answering the following question: How does the current 'war' against terrorism target Muslim and Arab population discuss with reference to governmental speeches and/or

Provide a 9 pages analysis while answering the following question: How does the current 'war' against terrorism target Muslim and Arab population discuss with reference to governmental speeches and/or media representations. Prepare this assignment according to the guidelines found in the APA Style Guide. An abstract is required. The discussion of the current war against terrorism can be fully comprehended by taking into consideration world events which directly or indirectly affected it. Most of these events are communicated to the public via representation in the media. Media played an increasingly significant role in being able to move images and sounds across cultural and geographical borders (Lecture5: September 11 as Event and Representation, p.9). This essay will analyze how the current war against terrorism affects the Arab and Muslim population. And in doing so, media representations will likewise be of help in analyzing the aforementioned situations. Similarly, it will be analyzed in the light of postmodernism or post structuralism.

The post World War II era, ushers the rise of two world super powers, the USA and the USSR and this accounts for what is now known as the Cold War. The Cold war was a battle of ideologies as well as a battle between two different political and economic orders, (Lecture5: September 11 as Event and Representation, p. 1) capitalism versus communism. It likewise engages in the control over geographical territories as well as political and economic influence over different nation-states. It became a contest between the two super powers. Correspondingly, all other nation-states’ alliance politically or economically had to be made with either a super power. (Lecture5: September 11 as Event and Representation, p.1). The post 1945 era likewise fosters numerous anti colonial movements. The transition from colony to nation state, which is mostly comprised of third world countries, chooses between either capitalism or communism. Yugoslavia, India, Egypt and Indonesia are among the proponents of the non-aligned movement.