Istanbul / Buenos Aires / Kraków / Barcelona / Bangalore / London / Accra / /
Company
Humanitarian Accountability Partnership / El Mundo / Public Broadcasting / Open Society Program / Quimera / The Guardian / ICT Development Associates / Howard Media Group / Sabah / British Broadcasting Corporation / ARTICLE 19 / /
Continent
Europe / Africa / /
Country
Mauritania / Brazil / United Arab Emirates / Poland / Morocco / Ghana / /
Facility
Howard University / University of Westminster / Institute of Journalism / American University of Sharjah / Palermo University / American University / Göteborg University / European University Institute / Nanyang Technological University / University of South Africa / University of Oslo / University of Pennsylvania / Jagiellonian University / /
IndustryTerm
news media / web-based news service / media systems / media theory / media development / media system structures / media freedom / media policy / media representations / media diversity / media literacy / media globalization / media pluralism / media studies / minority media / media production / communications policy / web-based media / daily newspaper / media history / /
Organization
Political Science / American University in Cairo / Department of Mass Communication / Annenberg School for Communication / Media Foundation for West Africa / Palermo University's School of Law / European University Institute in Florence / Department of Communication / Culture & Media Studies / Nanyang Technological University in Singapore / Jagiellonian University / Albanian Media Institute / NORDICOM / European Commission / University of Oslo / University of South Africa / Economic Community of West African States / Organization of American States / Centre for Internet / Nordic Information Centre for Media and Communication Research / American University of Sharjah / Department of Communication Science / the University of Pennsylvania / Department of Media and Communications / India Media Centre / Center for Studies / Göteborg University / Institute of Journalism and Social Communication / United Nations / Research Committee / South African Communications Association / London School of Economics / University of Westminster in London / Commission on Human Rights / Media Policy Project / Temasek Foundation / Howard University / Media / Yale Law School / Department of Communication / Culture & Media Studies at Howard University / /
Person
David Souter / Beata Klimkiewicz / Aboubakr Jamai / Remzi Lani / Agnès Callamard / Ulla Carlsson / Henri Bussiek / Karin Deutsch Karlekar / Cherian George / Daya Thussu / Julie Reid / Helge Rønning / Abeer Al-Najjar / Ben Wagner / Ammu Joseph / Damian Tambini / Carolyn M. Byerly / Margaret Gallagher / Paula Martins / Marius Dragomir / Eduardo Bertoni / Biljana Tatomir / Kwame Karikari / /
Position
Project Leader / Executive Director / consultant / researcher and author / Deputy Director and Director for Program Strategy and Policy / journalist and banker / Managing Director of the research / Professor of International Communication and Co-Director / media consultant / author / Director of the Media and Communications Department Research / Chair / Professor / Director of the Asia Journalism Fellowship / Associate Professor / editor / Deputy President / co-founder / Director of Freedom / political columnist / Founding Director / independent journalist and author / Director of ARTICLE / Manager and Publications Editor / Project Director / Editor-in-chief / Director / journalist / writer / Assistant Professor / Chair / Director the Policy / researcher and writer / Co-Editor / lawyer / Project Leader / Policy / former Executive Director / /
ProvinceOrState
Pennsylvania / /
PublishedMedium
Sabah / Balkan / Le Journal Hebdomadaire / El Mundo / Foreign Policy Magazine / The Guardian / Today's Zaman / the Turkish daily / /
ADVISORY GROUP WORLD TRENDS IN FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION AND MEDIA DEVELOPMENT Rasha A. Abdulla is Associate Professor and former Chair of Journalism and Mass Communication at the American University in Cairo. Her research i