Digital authoritarianism in the Middle East : deception, disinformation and social media

Name: Digital authoritarianism in the Middle East : deception, disinformation and social media
Author: Jones, Marc Owen, author.

Title	Digital authoritarianism in the Middle East : deception, disinformation and social media
Author	Jones, Marc Owen, author.
Publication Date:	2022
Publication Place	New York, NY - Oxford University Press
Subject	Disinformation -- Middle East, Social media -- Political aspects -- Middle East, Censorship -- Middle East, Social control -- Middle East, Censorship, Disinformation, Social control, Social media -- Political aspects, Middle East
Type	Book
Language	ara,eng
Digital	No
Manuscript	No
Pages Count	392
Physical Dimensions	23 cm
Library:	Wesleyan University Library
Library Asset ID	ISBN : 9780197636633, ISBN : 0197636632, OCLC : (OCoLC)1275359343
Record ID	alma9910416076008696
Library Location	Available from other libraries
Date	2022
Notes	Includes bibliographical references (pages 319-372) and index., English text with Arabic selections with parallel English translations from the Arabic.
Sample Text	• Part I. Digital deception and the pseudo-reality industries • Digital authoritarianism, deception and information controls • The deception order and pseudo-reality industries • Part II. Controlling domestic politics • Making Arabia great again : the evolution of digital media power and digital populism in the Gulf • Automating deceit : authoritarian AI and journoganda • Part III. Trump and the war on reality in the Gulf • The US right-wing-Saudi anti-Iran nexus • The Gulf crisis never happened : pseudo-events and pseudo-publics • Part IV. Projecting influence abroad • Foreign interference in elections, revolutions and protests : from Iraq to Algeria • You are being lied to by people that do not even exist : the pseudo-journalist • Football crazy : sportswashing and the pseudo-fan • Covid 19's disinformation superspreaders • Part V. Attacking journalists and silencing dissent • Silencing journalists : the killing of Khashoggi • Attacking women : malinformation and digital misogyny • Stigmatising Muslims : the sisterhood of the Muslim brothers • Part VI. Adventures in troll-land • Talking pro-MBS zombies • The rise and fall of Magnus Callaghan • Conclusion : the future of deception and digital tyranny.

View in source Wesleyan University Library Wesleyan University Library - Ottoman library catalog search

Wesleyan University Library

Digital authoritarianism in the Middle East : deception, disinformation and social media

Author Jones, Marc Owen, author.

Publication Date 2022

Publication Place New York, NY - Oxford University Press

Subject Disinformation -- Middle East, Social media -- Political aspects -- Middle East, Censorship -- Middle East, Social control -- Middle East, Censorship, Disinformation, Social control, Social media -- Political aspects, Middle East

Type Book

Language ara,eng

Digital No

Manuscript No

Pages Count 392

Physical Dimensions 23 cm

Library Wesleyan University Library

Library Asset ID ISBN : 9780197636633, ISBN : 0197636632, OCLC : (OCoLC)1275359343

Record ID alma9910416076008696

Library Location Available from other libraries

Date 2022

Notes Includes bibliographical references (pages 319-372) and index., English text with Arabic selections with parallel English translations from the Arabic.

Sample Text • Part I. Digital deception and the pseudo-reality industries • Digital authoritarianism, deception and information controls • The deception order and pseudo-reality industries • Part II. Controlling domestic politics • Making Arabia great again : the evolution of digital media power and digital populism in the Gulf • Automating deceit : authoritarian AI and journoganda • Part III. Trump and the war on reality in the Gulf • The US right-wing-Saudi anti-Iran nexus • The Gulf crisis never happened : pseudo-events and pseudo-publics • Part IV. Projecting influence abroad • Foreign interference in elections, revolutions and protests : from Iraq to Algeria • You are being lied to by people that do not even exist : the pseudo-journalist • Football crazy : sportswashing and the pseudo-fan • Covid 19's disinformation superspreaders • Part V. Attacking journalists and silencing dissent • Silencing journalists : the killing of Khashoggi • Attacking women : malinformation and digital misogyny • Stigmatising Muslims : the sisterhood of the Muslim brothers • Part VI. Adventures in troll-land • Talking pro-MBS zombies • The rise and fall of Magnus Callaghan • Conclusion : the future of deception and digital tyranny.