Oriente Moderno, n.s. XCI /1, 2011 - Between Everyday Life and Political Revolution: the Social Web in the Middle East

In 8°, bross. edit., 155 pp.

Indice:
Armando SALVATORE
Before (and After) the ‘Arab Spring’: From Connectedness to Mobilitization in
the Public Sphere, p. 5-12
Dale EICKELMAN Media, Homeland, and Community in Islamic and Area Studies. A Social
History and Emerging Trends, p. 13-22
Albrecht HOFHEINZ Nextopia? Beyond Revolution 2.0, p. 23-39
Eugenia SIAPERA Bridge Bloggers in the Middle East, p. 41-60
Charles HIRSCHKIND From the Blogosphere to the Street: Social media and the Egyptian Revolution,
p. 61-74
Teresa PEPE From the Blogosphere to Bookshops: Publishing Literary Blogs in Egypt, p. 75-
90
Maha TAKI Why Bloggers Blog in Lebanon and Syria? Methodological Considerations,
p. 91-103
Enrico DE ANGELIS Syrian News Websites: A Negotiated Identity, p. 105-124
Elisabetta COSTA Online Journalism and Political Activism in Lebanon, p. 125-138
Sarah JURKIEWICZ Of Islands and Windows — Publicness in the Lebanese Blogosphere, p. 139-
155