Islamic political communication online: an analysis of the Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood’s official English websites
Breuer, Anita / Karim KhashabaExterne Publikationen (2014)
Forschungsjournal Soziale Bewegungen – Plus Suppl. zu 1/2014
The important role of the Internet in the context of the Arab Spring uprisings has reinvigorated scholarly interest in the potential of ICTs to shape and intervene in political transition processes. The bulk of political communications literature produced in the aftermath of the Arab Spring focuses on the function of the Internet as catalyst of the popular protests that toppled the authoritarian regimes in Egypt and Tunisia. By contrast, little attention has been paid so far on how the Muslim social movements and the faith-based political parties that emerged as winners in the post-revolution elections are using the Internet for political communication. To close this gap, this paper provides a content analysis of the official English websites of the Muslim Brotherhood (MB) and its political arm, the Freedom and Justice Party (FJP), over the week leading up to the Egyptian constitutional referendum of 15th December 2012.
Weitere IDOS-Expert*innen zu diesem Thema
-
El-Haddad, Amirah
Ökonomie
-
Fasold, Maximilian
Politische Ökonomie
-
Fiedler, Charlotte
Politikwissenschaftlerin
-
Gutheil, Lena
Ethnologie
-
Hackenesch, Christine
Politikwissenschaft
-
Haldenwang, Christian von
Politikwissenschaftler
-
Herrfahrdt-Pähle, Elke
Volkswirtin
-
Houdret, Annabelle
Politikwissenschaftlerin
-
Leininger, Julia
Politikwissenschaftlerin
-
Li, Hangwei
Politikwissenschaft
-
Lorch, Jasmin
Politikwissenschaft
-
Mross, Karina
Politikwissenschaftlerin
-
Möschl, Tim
Governance
-
Nowack, Daniel
Politikwissenschaftler
-
Roll, Michael
Soziologie
-
Sinanoglu, Semuhi
Politikwissenschaften
-
Wagner, Niklas
Klima- und Wissenssoziologie
-
Wehrmann, Dorothea
Soziologie
-
Wingens, Christopher
Politikwissenschaftler