- Course Code :
PMM 401
- Level :
Undergraduate
- Course Hours :
3.00
Hours
- Department :
Department of Political Mass Media
Instructor information :
Area of Study :
Between the Arab revolutions and the stable classical Arab regimes, media has a critical role in political stability in this region of the world. This course explores the difference in role that media plays in the countries witnessing/witnessed revolutions and the other stable ones. The nexus of media-government-people is the main focus of the course. Particular emphasis is given to media transformation in post- Egyptian revolution and other countries that experience the revolution. Students conduct a comparative media research to examine the similarities and differences in media political agenda in the Arab region.
Course Goals:
• Investigate how the conditions in the Arab countries are affected by media.
• Explore media conditions in politically stable Arab countries and politically unstable countries.
• Analyze the media transformation process in post- revolution Arab countries.
• Explain current research and theory drawn from inter-disciplinary sources in the Arab world
• Investigate relationship between intellectual developments, emerging social, political and religious issues in the region.
For further information :
Between the Arab revolutions and the stable classical Arab regimes, media has a critical role in political stability in this region of the world. This course explores the difference in role that media plays in the countries witnessing/witnessed revolutions and the other stable ones. The nexus of media-government-people is the main focus of the course. Particular emphasis is given to media transformation in post- Egyptian revolution and other countries that experience the revolution. Students conduct a comparative media research to examine the similarities and differences in media political agenda in the Arab region.
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