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Stanhope has been actively researching the rapidly changing landscape of Middle Eastern media for over a year. Among our projects are the Iraq Media Developments Newsletter; a comprehensive policy recommendation for the restructuring of Iraqi media policy; and studies from the Media Development Paper Series.
The Iraq Media Developments Newsletter , a periodical email managed by Monroe Price and Matthew Burton, has been archiving media and telecommunications news since May 2003. We've archived over 400 articles, interviews and documents pertinent to the reconstruction of Iraq's communication structures. In June 2003, The Stanhope Centre, working with several other international organizations, published Designs for Democratic Media in Iraq, a comprehensive plan to restore Iraq's media structure. Graduate students at the London School of Economics are currently researching Iraqi and Afghan media development as part of Stanhope's Media Development Paper Series. We've also archived official documentation of the Coalition Provisional Authority and the U.S. Departments of State and Defense. The below documents are the core of Iraqi communications and U.S. public diplomacy policies.
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Culture and politics in African media studies
This series of occasional papers will focus on contemporary issues within African media studies.
Preference will be given to research that emphasizes the particular cultural and political factors that have shaped the development of media systems and vice versa. Such issues could include, for example, the role of media in the nation and state-building process, the consolidation of political power, reconciliation (or its failure) and conflict/post-conflict situations.
Development Studies Institute (DESTIN), London School of Economics
Programme in Comparative Media Law and Policy at Oxford University
The Squadron Program at Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law, Yeshiva University