Titlebook: Media in Egypt and Tunisia: From Control to Transition?; Edward Webb Book 2014 Edward Webb 2014 Egypt.Tunisia.media.censorship.journalism.

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Tunisia,nership, but now weakening of controls on content. It argues that, compared to Egypt, Tunisia’s system was both more restrictive and more centralized. This made it vulnerable when unrest began and has led to a different outcome since 2011.

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A Few Recommendations,essful transitions. I concur with the recommendations of some other scholars that both media markets would benefit greatly from the reform of state-owned media organizations into genuine public service institutions.

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Edward Webbinen Seite findet sich die romantisierende und idealisierende Vorstellung einer Epoche, in der die Welt noch „in Ordnung“ gewesen sei. Dieser Interpretationslinie zufolge zeichnete sich das Mittelalter durch die Verbindlichkeit moralischer und politischer Normen aus. Die Religion sei — anders als in

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ht, der in dieser Form nur sehr schwer mit anderen Entwicklungsprozessen vergleichbar ist (vgl. Linz/Stepan 1996). Negative soziale Folgen dieses rapiden Wandels sind der Verlust sozialer Sicherheiten, Arbeitslosigkeit und steigende Einkommensdifferenzen. Genauso wie es nicht nur Gewinner der Transf

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Egyptian and Tunisian Media Systems in Global Context,munications studies of comparative media systems. It argues that even in an era of media globalization, national media systems remain distinct and are worth studying. It discusses various schemas for categorizing media systems, and explains and justifies the interview-based research methods used in