Outputs (4)

The Syrian Regime’s Strategic Communication: Practices and Ideology (2019)
Journal Article
Matar, D. (2019). The Syrian Regime’s Strategic Communication: Practices and Ideology. International Journal of Communication, 13, 2398-2416

This article addresses the Syrian regime’s strategic communication as a practice of politics that runs hand in hand with its repressive political, social, and military tactics to control the political sphere, win the ongoing civil war in the country,... Read More about The Syrian Regime’s Strategic Communication: Practices and Ideology.

The struggle over narratives: Palestine as metaphor for imagined spatialities (2019)
Book Chapter
Matar, D. The struggle over narratives: Palestine as metaphor for imagined spatialities. In M. Iqani, & F. Resende (Eds.), Media and the Global South: Narrative Territorialities, Cross-Cultural Currents (170-185). Routledge. https://doi.org/10.4324/9780429030109-11

This chapter interrogates how mediated dominant narratives of the conflict between Israel and the Palestinians in mainstream media and public discourses in the global north and elsewhere have taken hold and persisted for almost 70 years. Specifically... Read More about The struggle over narratives: Palestine as metaphor for imagined spatialities.

Palestinian Citizens of Israel and the Arab Nation in the Satellite Media Era : Identity Formation and Bounded Communication (2019)
Thesis
Khatib, F. Palestinian Citizens of Israel and the Arab Nation in the Satellite Media Era : Identity Formation and Bounded Communication. (Thesis). SOAS University of London

Palestinians have experienced exceptional challenges following the 1948 Palestinian Nakba and the simultaneous establishment of the state of Israel. Many families and communities were divided in 1948; most of the Palestinians became refugees, while o... Read More about Palestinian Citizens of Israel and the Arab Nation in the Satellite Media Era : Identity Formation and Bounded Communication.

Envisioning a Democratic Future : Voice, Gender and Citizenship in Morocco post-Arab Spring (2019)
Thesis
Schmoll, K. Envisioning a Democratic Future : Voice, Gender and Citizenship in Morocco post-Arab Spring. (Thesis). SOAS University of London

Building on conceptualisations such as voice and recognition, this research investigated the public inclusion of educated women from Morocco’s rising Islamic-oriented and urban middle classes from a media and communication perspective. At the interse... Read More about Envisioning a Democratic Future : Voice, Gender and Citizenship in Morocco post-Arab Spring.