Middle East and Rwanda Conflicts
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This cluster of papers explores the intersection of media and politics in the Middle East, with a focus on countries such as Qatar, Rwanda, Yemen, and Oman. It delves into topics such as the influence of media on political events, the role of media in conflicts and uprisings, and the impact of media on public perception and policy-making. Additionally, it examines the portrayal of genocide, tribal politics, and foreign policy in the media within this region.
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Arab Spring; Yemen conflict; Egyptian revolution; Houthis; Gulf crisis; Yemeni politics; Gulf politics; Gulf security; Hutu-Tutsi conflict; Qatar blockade; Saudi foreign policy; US-Saudi relations; Arab Gulf states; Qatar foreign policy; Gulf monarchies; Hosni Mubarak; Saudi-Iran rivalry; political uprisings; Tutsi; 1994 genocide; Saudi-led coalition; Tahrir Square; Persian Gulf security; Mubarak regime; Mohamed Morsi
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Morton address: 38364195357720722 · morton4x16-v1
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