JOURNALISM EDUCATION IN MENA: Walking on eggshells
One of the most contradictory media scenes is the Middle East &North Africa (MENA), which is a reflection of its rather contrasting,and troubled societies that suffer from the negative effects ofimposed democracies, and the internal tripled-edged syndromesof illness, poverty and illiteracy. Usin...
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2010-06-01
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| description | One of the most contradictory media scenes is the Middle East &North Africa (MENA), which is a reflection of its rather contrasting,and troubled societies that suffer from the negative effects ofimposed democracies, and the internal tripled-edged syndromesof illness, poverty and illiteracy. Using the metaphor of walkingon egg shells, the author discusses the depiction of the perplexityof the MENA in which societies just never knowing when theywill run afoul of some unknown rules, expectations, and evensuffering more when they do. Such rhetoric resonates withhow the public in MENA has become victims of the BorderlinePersonality Disorder (B.P.D.). |
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| spelling | doaj.art-fef605b5ce614e6db9544a86a2c14ff22022-12-21T23:35:50ZengAssociação Brasileira de Pesquisadores em JornalismoBrazilian Journalism Research1808-40791981-98542010-06-01617889JOURNALISM EDUCATION IN MENA: Walking on eggshellsIbrahim SalehOne of the most contradictory media scenes is the Middle East &North Africa (MENA), which is a reflection of its rather contrasting,and troubled societies that suffer from the negative effects ofimposed democracies, and the internal tripled-edged syndromesof illness, poverty and illiteracy. Using the metaphor of walkingon egg shells, the author discusses the depiction of the perplexityof the MENA in which societies just never knowing when theywill run afoul of some unknown rules, expectations, and evensuffering more when they do. Such rhetoric resonates withhow the public in MENA has become victims of the BorderlinePersonality Disorder (B.P.D.).http://bjr.sbpjor.org.br/index.php/bjr/article/view/227Journalism EducationMiddle East and North Africa (MENA)civil libertiesCoercive Societies and National Development. |
| spellingShingle | Ibrahim Saleh JOURNALISM EDUCATION IN MENA: Walking on eggshells Brazilian Journalism Research Journalism Education Middle East and North Africa (MENA) civil liberties Coercive Societies and National Development. |
| title | JOURNALISM EDUCATION IN MENA: Walking on eggshells |
| title_full | JOURNALISM EDUCATION IN MENA: Walking on eggshells |
| title_fullStr | JOURNALISM EDUCATION IN MENA: Walking on eggshells |
| title_full_unstemmed | JOURNALISM EDUCATION IN MENA: Walking on eggshells |
| title_short | JOURNALISM EDUCATION IN MENA: Walking on eggshells |
| title_sort | journalism education in mena walking on eggshells |
| topic | Journalism Education Middle East and North Africa (MENA) civil liberties Coercive Societies and National Development. |
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