Arab Mass Media: Newspapers, Radio, and Television in Arab Politics
Quick Overview
Westport: Praeger (2004), 259 pp.
Contains index
ISBN 978-0-313-36162-3
Reviewed in: Middle Eastern Studies, vol. 41:3 (2005), pp. 453-455
Signature commbox: 300A:10-General 2004
Introduction, xiii
1 Arab Information Media: Function and Structure, 1
2 The Mobilization Press: Syria, Libya, the Sudan, and Pre-2003 Iraq, 29
3 The Mobilization Press: Development Stages, 43
4 The Loyalist Press: Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Qatar, Oman, the United Arab Emirates, and Palestine, 59
5 The Diverse Print Media: Lebanon, Kuwait, Morocco, and Yemen, 87
6 The "Transitional" System of Print Media: Egypt, Jordan, Tunisia, and Algeria, 121
7 Development of the Transitional System of Print Media, 137
8 Offshore Pan-Arab Print Media, 167
9 Arab Radio and Television Prior to 1990, 181
10 Arab Television Since 1990: Structure, 201
11 Arab Television Since 1990: Programs, 229
12 Conclusions, 249
1 Arab Information Media: Function and Structure, 1
2 The Mobilization Press: Syria, Libya, the Sudan, and Pre-2003 Iraq, 29
3 The Mobilization Press: Development Stages, 43
4 The Loyalist Press: Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Qatar, Oman, the United Arab Emirates, and Palestine, 59
5 The Diverse Print Media: Lebanon, Kuwait, Morocco, and Yemen, 87
6 The "Transitional" System of Print Media: Egypt, Jordan, Tunisia, and Algeria, 121
7 Development of the Transitional System of Print Media, 137
8 Offshore Pan-Arab Print Media, 167
9 Arab Radio and Television Prior to 1990, 181
10 Arab Television Since 1990: Structure, 201
11 Arab Television Since 1990: Programs, 229
12 Conclusions, 249
