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Editorial
Coronavirus Crisis: An opportunity to transform teaching and learning - Media Portrayal of Terrorism: A Comparative Analysis of CNN and Geo News from 2011-2019 - Sidra Tariq Jamil, Tsinghua University, Beijing, China
- Tolerance and Media: Modern Value Perusal - Abdullah Abdullah, University of Sharjah, UAE
- Nationalism, Film and Music: A reading of the early films of Raj Kapoor - Anandam Kavoori, Department of Entertainment and Media Studies, Athens, USA
- Image culture between word and cinema: Study in the productive function - Dr. Faisal Kamel Najmuddin, UAE
- The efficiency of social media in disseminating innovative ideas in the UAE: A case study on the Mohammed Bin Rashid Innovation Center - Dr. Fatima Salem Al- Shaer Al-Nakbi, Hilwan University, Cairo Egypt
- University Students' Attitudes Towards Info-graphics on News Websites - Dr. Akhmed Khamis Kaleel, American University in the Emirates, UAE
- The Impact of Social Media on Newsroom Operations in the UAE - Safia Mohammad Saleh, University of Sharjah, UAE
- Evaluating the role of public relations in the UAE Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation - Hamid Jassim Hamid Zaabi, University of Sharjah, UAE
- Evolution in Political Crisis Communication Management: The Power of Technology VS the Power of the Discourse - Thouraya Snoussi, University of Sharjah, UAE
October 2020 Issue Submission deadlines for the next issue May 15, 2020: Last date for submission June 01, 2020: Acceptance announcement July 15, 2020: Submission of the final copy
From Editor
THEME: Media Response to Coronavirus Infection
Coronavirus infection has become a major public health crisis and its disastrous impact on every institution of life and governance is becoming increasingly unavoidable. While the infection is spreading globally, country after country is going for lockdown. We are living in a very uncertain and unprepared state where everyone, including the governments and international organizations, look struggling. What is the role of mass communication, in its all shapes, forms and persuasions, in this crisis?
While there is an overabundance of information, some wanted and mostly unwanted floating around, how much of it is useful and instructive in this time of crisis? Be it the conventional media like Newspapers, Television, Radio, Advertising, Cinema or more modern Social Media and its ever-increasing platforms and applications, the role of media in providing right, useful and timely information to people is critical as we try to deal with the unprecedented issues and challenges posed by the Coronavirus infection.
The third edition of Global Media Journal - Arabian Edition is focusing on the media response to the Coronavirus crisis. At a time when rumours, hoaxes, hearsay and opinions dominate public discourse, how media is separating fact from fiction?
As the world faces one of the biggest public health challenges in recent times, we are looking for research-based papers that explore how media, in different parts of the world especially in the Arab world, are responding to this disaster and keeping public informed.
Dr. Fazal Malik,
Editor, Global Media Journal Arabian- Edition
Fmalik@amityuniversity.ae
About Global Media Jounal – Arabian Edition Global
Global Media Journal - Arabian Edition (GMJ-AE), hosted by the Amity University in Dubai, is a peer-reviewed open access journal. The journal provides an international platform for typical research in the region with global reach. GMJ-AE bridges the gap between the regional and global perspectives through interchange of propositions and academic discourse that build upon research in the region with wider implications globally. In this way, the journal also aims to reflect the findings of global research, thus contributing to research knowledge related to the field of media in a broader multidisciplinary way.
The journal offers an interdisciplinary space and contextualizes the contemporary issues in media communication within the historical, social, cultural, economic and political context to advance research in media theory, stimulate innovation in practice and promote critical engagement across disciplines and perspectives. The journal welcomes original research, high-quality contributions in multidisciplinary areas from a worldwide authorship.
GMJ-AE belongs to the Network of Global Media Journals to address diverse interests of media and journalism scholars, researchers, teachers, students, and institutions engaged in international activities, particularly global media and communication. As of now the following editions are accessible in online formats: Australian, Canadian, Chinese, German, Indian, Persian, Mexican, Malaysian, Turkish, Russian, and Slovakian
GMJ – AE publishes two issues annually. Each issue focuses on a specific theme and is divided into two sections: one for refereed papers, and another for book reviews. Authors are not charged for paper processing, submission, production, or publication.
GMJ – AE retains copyright and that contributing authors give permission to GMJ AE to reprint their published papers, review articles, book reviews, etc. in other electronic and print formats, including books, etc. Authors may request permission from the Editor to re-publish their manuscripts in other publication outlets.
All research articles submitted to the journal undergo a double-blind peer review process, basis the outcome of an initial screening by the Editorial team.
All accepted papers are published in GMJ-AE.GMJ-AE is an ISSN listed Journal.
Patron
Professor Yahya R. Kamalipour
Founding Director of Global Media Journals Network
President, Global Communication Association
North Carolina A&T State University, USA
Dr. Fazal Haque Malik
Professor Media Studies
Dean Humanities, Arts and Applied Sciences
Amity University Dubai, UAE
Dr Thouraya, Snoussi
Associate Professor, Mass communication and Journalism
University of Sharjah, UAE
Dr. Malini Mittal Bishnoi
Assistant Professor of Sociology and Allied Sciences
Amity University, Dubai
Dr. Akram Haddad
Program Leader Economics
Amity University, Dubai
Dr. Sonakshi Ruhela,
Assistant Professor, Psychology
Amity University, Dubai
Dr. Sumit Narula
Director Amity School of Communication, Gwalior, India
Editor, Journal of Content, Community and Communication
Dr. Ridha Methnani,
Associate professor Communication Sciences
University Of Bahrain, Bahrain
Prof. Mohamed Abdelouahab Allali,
Professor Communication Sciences,
Higher Institute of Information and Communication
Rabat, Morocco
Mr. Richard J. Pettz-Steele, PhD
Professor Media Law University of Massachusetts Law School, USA
Editorial Board, Journal of Media Law & Ethics
Dr Hamad Odhabi
Director, Abu Dhabi University
Al Ain, UAE
Prof. Essam Nasr,
Professor Mass Communication
Dean of College of communication, University of Sharjah, UAE
Prof Russell Williams
Chair, Media Production and Storytelling
Zayed University, UAE
Dr. Manisha Shelat
Professor Communication & Digital Platforms and Strategies, India
Editor, Editor, Journal of Creative Communications-Sage