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The Internet
in the Arab World: a New Space of Repression?
A survey by Gamal Eid of the Arabic Network for Human Rights
Information (2004). Includes sections on Bahrain,
Egypt,
Iraq,
Jordan,
Libya,
Qatar,
Saudi
Arabia, Syria,
Tunisia,
the UAE
and Yemen.
The Internet in the Mideast
and North Africa
Human Rights Watch, 1999
A detailed survey of Internet use and Internet policy in the
Arab world, though now somewhat dated. With special country reports on Bahrain, Iraq, Jordan, Morocco, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Tunisia and the United Arab Emirates
National
security and the internet in the Persian Gulf region
Grey Burkhart, 1998
Part of a large-scale project, with individual case studies
of Bahrain,
Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia,
the United Arab Emirates
and Yemen
Media convergence and its
consequences
Jon W Anderson & Dale F Eickelman, 1999
Factors shaping the internet's development in the Arab world
Virtually
Islamic
Muslims on the internet (book review)
Saudis
claim victory in war for control of web
Brian Whitaker
The Guardian, 11 May 2000
The Internet and the Middle
East
Jon W. Anderson, 1997
"This is not a technological revolution, but a social one."
Internet
commercialisation in Egypt: a country study
Tarek Kamel, 1997
The evolution of the internet in Egypt from its birth in the
academic sector to its commercial take-off, plus the challenges of
working with a limited infrastructure in a developing country.
Saudi
Arabia: rules for internet use
Council of Ministers Resolution, 12 February 2001
The
internet: new media, new politics?
by Jon Alterman (Washington Institute for Near East Policy)
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