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New Media and the New Middle East
Seib, Philip (EDT)
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BOOK SUMMARY
In one of the most politically volatile and dynamic regions of the world, new media technologies are profoundly influencing the course of events.  Satellite television and the Internet are affecting how the people and states of the Middle East function

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BOOK SYNOPSIS
In one of the most politically volatile and dynamic regions of the world, new media technologies are profoundly influencing the course of events.  Satellite television and the Internet are affecting how the people and states of the Middle East function individually and in a global context.  In New Media and the New Middle East, topics ranging from women's rights to terrorism and countries from Israel to Saudi Arabia are examined in terms of how new media are reshaping lives and politics.  Leading international scholars examine the global and regional ramifications of the proliferation of communication technologies and the information that they disseminate.

AUTHOR BIO
Philip Seib is Professor of Journalism and Public Diplomacy at the University of Southern California.  Seib is author or editor of many books, including: Headline Diplomacy, The Global Journalist, Beyond the Front Lines, and Broadcasts from the Blitz.  He is the series editor of the Palgrave Macmillan Series in International Political Communication and is co-editor of the journal Media, War, and Conflict.  

TABLE OF CONTENTS
Preface * New Media and Prospects for Democratization--Philip Seib * The Arab Search for a Global Identity: Breaking Out from the Mainstream Media Cocoon--Ibrahim Saleh * The Role of New Arab Satellite Channels in Fostering Intercultural Dialogue: Can Al Jazeera International Bridge the Gap?--Sahar Khamis * The Public Diplomacy of Al Jazeera--Shawn Powers and Eytan Gilboa * The Caged Bird Sings: Reliance on Al Jazeera as a Predictor of Views Regarding Press Freedom in the Arab World--Shahira Fahmy and Thomas J. Johnson * Arab Arguments: Talk Shows and the New Arab Public Sphere--Marc Lynch* U.S. Public Diplomacy and the Credibility of Al Hurra Television and Radio Sawa-Mohammed el-Nawawy * Women, Blogs, and Political Power in Kuwait--Samar al-Roomi * Israel and the New Media--Yehiel Limor * The Palestinian-Israeli Web War--Chanan Naveh * New Palestinian Media and Democratization from Below--Orayb Aref Najjar * New Media, New Audience, New Topics, and New Forms of Censorship in the Middle East--Ahmed El Gody * Terrorism and the Making of the "New Middle East": New Media Strategies of Hizbollah and al Qaeda--Maura Conway

BOOK REVIEWS
"There are many reasons to commend Professor Siebs new book to media students and scholars, especially those with an interest in the Middle East.  New Media and the New Middle East is a descriptive title; the chapters do not rehash the well-worn past of media in this important area of the world.  The editor, who crafts the first chapter, has taken pains to attract for his publication writers who are young scholars:  Ibrahim Saleh, Sahar Khamis, Mohammed el-Nawawy, and Ahmed El Gody, to name a few.  These are well-trained scholars who through this book will help shape the research agenda for the first decade of the 21st Century in the Middle East."
--Douglas A. Boyd, University of Kentucky "A superb collection of essays about timely and developing debates on Arab and Middle Eastern media. In a region thriving with unprecedented growth in satellite channels and internet expansion, Philip Seibs book makes a major contribution to understand the crucial role of the media in that region, especially in the wake of the invasion of Iraq in 2003 and ensuing events. A book waiting to be read."
--Noureddine Miladi, University of Northampton, and the Centre for Arab & Muslim Media Research (CAMMRO), UK "An interesting addition to the scholarship on Arab media." --European Journal of Communication 


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MORE BOOK INFO
ISBN: 1403979731
ISBN(13-digit): 9781403979735
Dewey Decimal: 302.23/0956
Library of Congress: 2007060029
Book Publisher: Palgrave Macmillan
Language: ENG
No. of Pages: 263



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