{"id":16,"date":"2016-03-10T11:32:26","date_gmt":"2016-03-10T11:32:26","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/qufaculty.qu.edu.qa\/aalshami\/?page_id=16"},"modified":"2021-12-01T11:50:42","modified_gmt":"2021-12-01T11:50:42","slug":"page-4","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"http:\/\/qufaculty.qu.edu.qa\/aalshami\/page-4\/","title":{"rendered":"Publications"},"content":{"rendered":"\n

Book & Book Chapters<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n

  1. Digital storytelling and the prospects for the journalistic content industry. (2021). (Book Chapter). In: Hamidu. K & Alfateh. M. An introduction to communication and media: a study in the evolution of systems, theories, and editorial arts.<\/li>
  2. Yemen: Unsettled Media for an Unsettled Country. (2021) (Book Chapter). In C. Richter, & C. Kozman, Arab media system<\/em>. Cambridge, United Kingdom: Open Book Publishers. doi:https:\/\/doi.org\/10.11647\/OBP.0238.<\/li>
  3. Unveiling of Matters: The Role of Investigative Journalism in Uncovering Corruption in the Arab World. (2019). (Book Chapter). H. Basyouni, & S. Wok, In Off and Online Journalism and Corruption – International Comparative Analysis.<\/em> UK: IntechOpen, DOI: 10.5772\/intechopen.86418.<\/li>
  4. Gulf Public Opinion Leaders\u2019 Uses for Social Media (Book Chapter), in: The Authority of Social Media\u2026Its Effects in the Traditional Media System and the Political Environment, Aljazeera Center for Studies, Doha, Qatar, 2017.<\/li>
  5. Yemeni Media during the Unification Era. (2007). (Book Chapter). Yemen: Ministry of Information. Yemen.<\/li>
  6. The Age of Satellite Channels; Study in National and International Television Channels. (2002). (PhD Thesis). Cairo: Al-Dar Al-Handaseya.<\/li>
  7. The Television Drama and the Issues of the Society. (2002). Cairo: Al-Dar Al-Handaseya.<\/li><\/ol>\n\n\n\n

    Peer-Reviews Journal Articles<\/strong><\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n

    1. Yemeni online journalism discourse towards Corona pandemic: an analysis stud. (2021). Arab Media & Society<\/em>. 31. Cairo: Adham Center for Television and Digital Journalism in the School of Global Affairs and Public Policy at the American University American University.<\/li>
    2. Discriminatory Terms and Expressions Used in the Yemeni Online Journalism. Al-Hikma Journal for Media and Communication Studies<\/em>. Al-Hikma Center for Research and Studies. Algeria<\/li>
    3. The virus of the \u2018others\u2019? Corona and discursive othering in Arab media. (Co-Author). Journal of Arab and Muslim Media Research. 14(1), 2021. Intellect.<\/li>
    4. Uses of Modern and Traditional Media and Their Potential Impacts- Study on A Sample Of The Arab Public, Vol 48(2), 2020, Journal of Social Sciences<\/strong>, Kuwait University.<\/li>
    5. Yemeni journalists\u2019 dependency on social media networks as a source of news during wars and crises- an Empirical study of \u201cOperation Decisive Storm\u201d, Journal of Human Sciences<\/a>, Kuwait University, Vol. 36(144), 2018. (Also presented in 20th Annual Conference for AUSACE on: Global Trends and Prospects in Mass Communication<\/strong>, October 24-26, 2015).<\/li>
    6. Qatari Journalists Use of Social Networks- Case Study of Qatar Siege, Route Educational and Social Science Journal<\/strong>, Vol 5(9), July 2018.<\/li>
    7. Gulf  Public Opinion Leaders\u2019 Uses for Social Media<\/a>, Aljazeera Center for Studies, Doha, Qatar, October, 2017.<\/li>
    8. Communication in the age of instant information & potential effects, 22nd<\/sup> Annual Conference for AUSACE on: Communication in the age of instant information<\/strong>, October, 22-24, 2017.<\/li>
    9. Information Sources for Youth of Yemeni University During Crises: A Case Study on “Southern Movement<\/a>“, Journal of Social Sciences, <\/strong>Vol. 22, 2016,College of Administrative & Social Sciences, Sana\u2019a, Yemen.<\/li>
    10. Elites Attitudes toward Ethics of Media Coverage for Yemeni Young People Uprising<\/a>, A Field Study, Journal of Social & Human Sciences, <\/strong>Jordanian University, 7(3), 2014 (also presented in the Conference on: Social Responsibility for Media; toward Free and Responsible Media<\/strong>, Philadelphia University, November 6-9, 2012, Amman).<\/li>
    11. New Media and Old Media: Challenges and Opportunities<\/a>, Journal of Human Sciences<\/strong><\/a>, 32(125), 2014, Kuwait University.<\/li>
    12. Uses and Effects of the Religious Programs among Yemeni Audience<\/a>: A Field Study, Jurnal Komunikasi Islam<\/strong><\/a>, 3(2), 2013 (also presented in the Conference on: Re-Enchantment of Arab Television: Audience Responses and Identity Constructions<\/strong>, New Islamic Public Sphere Programme, Copenhagen University, Denmark, May 27-29, 2010.<\/li>
    13. Safe Brides of Death in Yemen: Assessing Public Engagement and Media Use over Marriage Law, Indian Journal of Media Studies.<\/strong><\/li>
    14. Questioning Media- The Role of Yemeni Media over Youth Revolution<\/a>, Journalism and Mass Communication<\/strong><\/a>, 3(7), July 20, 2013, pp. 443-451(also presented in the Conference on: Realigning Power-Geometries in the Arab World<\/strong>, University of Leipzig, February 24-26, 2012, Germany).<\/li>
    15. Characteristics of the Media Person in the Twenty-First Century from Yemeni Students Prospective, Journal of Arts College, Aden University, (9) , November, 2012, pp. 451-487 (also presented in 15th<\/sup> Annual Conference for AUSACE on: Converging of Media Education<\/strong>, Kuwait University, October 16-19, 2010).<\/li>
    16. The Relationship Between Yemeni Youth University Students and Multi-Media Technologies<\/a>, the Middle East Journal<\/strong>, (2), 2010, USACE, pp. 1-26 (also presented in 14th<\/sup> Conference for<\/strong> AUSACE<\/strong>, American University, Cairo, 7-10 November 2009).<\/li>
    17. Communication Prospects in the New Media Environment: Field Study on Yemeni University Students, Communication & Development Journal<\/strong>, (2), Jun 2010, pp. 89-121 (also presented in 15th<\/sup> Philadelphia International Conference on: Culture of Communication, <\/strong>PhiladelphiaUniversity, Amman, 26-28 October 2010).<\/li>
    18. Interactivity; the Dilemma of New Media, Journal of<\/strong> Alam Al-Fekr<\/strong>, the National Council for Culture, Arts, and Literatures, 37(1), July-September, 2008, Kuwait, pp. 123-143.<\/li>
    19. The Effect of Exposure to Soap Operas, a Survey Study on a Sample of Yemeni University Students, Derasat; Journal of Social & Human Sciences, <\/strong>36(3), Autumn 2005″ , Jordanian University, pp. 108-136.<\/li>
    20. The Attitudes of Yemeni Electronic Journalism towards the Danish Cartoon; an Analysis Study, Journal of Social Sciences, <\/strong>College of Administrative & Social Sciences, STU, 14(27), Jun-December, 2008, pp. 187-229 (<\/strong>also presented in 12nd<\/sup> Conference for AUSACE<\/strong>, Zayed University, Dubai, 27-30 October 2007).<\/li>
    21. Health Flashes in Yemen TV Analytical & Critical Science, College of Arts Journal, <\/strong>Aden University, (10) 24, 2008, pp. 49-82 (also presented in 13th<\/sup> Conference for the College of Mass Communication,<\/strong> Cairo University, Egypt, 8-10 May 2007).<\/li>
    22. Patterns of Interactivity Between Yemeni Journalists and Readers, Journal of<\/strong> Saudi Society for Communication & Information<\/strong>, (2), May 2007, University of Imam Mohammed Bin Saud Al-Eslamia, Saudi Arabia, pp. 129-185.<\/li>
    23. The Role of the Internet in Communication Democratization and Activation; an Analysis Study, Egyptian Journal for Mass Communication Studies<\/strong>, (24), January-Jun 2005, pp. 281-323 (also presented in 9th<\/sup> International Conference for AUSACE,<\/strong> American University in Cairo, 18-21 November, 2004.<\/li>
    24. The Uses of the Internet among Yemeni University Students; an Empirical Study, Journal of Human Sciences, <\/strong>(88), autumn 2004, Kuwait, pp. 208-155.<\/li><\/ol>\n\n\n\n

      Conference Papers & Proceeding<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n

      1. Polarizing of political programs: an analytical study of “Allewan<\/em>” talk show program. The 3rd<\/sup> International Conference for Media and Communication titled: The Ethics of Media Practice and the Falsification of Consciousness in a Turbulent World. 25-26 February 2020. Qatar University, Doha, Qatar.<\/li>
      2. Untold Stories: How Social Media Empower Yemeni People to Reveal War Stories. Conference proceeding, 6th International Search Conference on: <\/strong>New Media & Digital Inclusion<\/strong><\/a>, School of Media & Communication, Taylor\u2019s University, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Jun 27-28, 2019.<\/li>
      3. The limits of freedom of expression via social media networks- case study Qatar siege, Babir international conference for humanities: a look towards the future, Alaaddin Keykubat University, Alanya, Antalya, Turkey, 13-15 April 2018.<\/li>
      4. Communication in the age of instant information & potential effects, 22nd Annual Conference for AUSACE on: Ethics, Journalism and Mass Communication in the Age of Instant information<\/strong>, Oct. 21-26, 2017, American University, Cairo, Egypt.<\/li>
      5. Qatari Journalists Use of Social Networks- Case Study of Qatar Siege, Qatar, Arab Center for Research & Policy Studies, Gulf and Arabian Peninsula Studies Forum, Fourth Cycle: The Gulf Crisis: Regional and International Contexts and the Role of Mass Media<\/strong>, Dec. 2-4, Doha, Qatar.<\/li>
      6. Is there still a place for Taboos? Rule of social networks for empowering freedom of speech, 21st<\/sup> Annual Conference for AUSACE on: Ethics, Communication and Human Rights<\/strong>, Tangier, Oct. 24-27, 2016.<\/li>
      7. State of digital media literacy education and Human Rights in the Arab world, Panel Discussion<\/strong>, Media Digital Literacy Academy of Beirut, American University, Beirut, Lebanon, August 13, 2015.<\/li>
      8. Improving research methodologies on social media, Social Media in a Changing Media Environment-Lessons from the Arab world,<\/strong> Institut de Presse et des Sciences de l\u2019Information, Munba University, Tunisia, October, 16-18, 2014.<\/li>
      9. Sixth Annual ARIJ Conference: Arab Journalists in transition: From Lapdogs to Watchdogs<\/strong>, Amman, Dec. 6-8, 2013.<\/li>
      10. Developing Post-Graduate Program at the College of Mass Communication in Light of Quality Assurance and Academic Accreditation from the prospective of Academic Staff and Beneficiaries, paper presented in the 3rd<\/sup> Conference for Higher Education on: The Challenges of Higher Education and Academic Accreditation in the Third World Countries,<\/strong> Sana\u2019a, 11-13 October, 2012 (Published In The Conference Proceedings, pp. 279-299).<\/li>
      11. Evaluation of the Post-Graduate Programme at the College of Mass Communication, Critical Study, paper presented in the Arab Regional Conference on Higher Education<\/strong> (ARCHE+10<\/strong>), Cairo, 31st<\/sup> May- 2nd<\/sup> June 2009, (Published In The Conference Proceedings, pp. 259-279), available in Arabic & English<\/em> on: http:\/\/unesdoc.unesco.org\/images\/0018\/001892\/189272E.pdf<\/a> <\/li>
      12. The Role of Online Journalism in Enhancing Speech of Freedom; an Analytical & Survey Study, 12nd<\/sup> Conference for the College of Mass Communication,<\/strong> Cairo University, Egypt, 2-4 May, 2004.<\/li>
      13. The Opinion Programs in Arabic Satellite Channels, a Case Study on Minbar Al-Jazeera (Al-Jazeera Platform), 11th<\/sup> Conference for the College of Mass Communication,<\/strong> Cairo University, Egypt, 3-5 May, 2005 (Published in the Conference Proceedings, Vol. 4, pp. 1255-1298).<\/li>
      14. The Islamic Identity in Information Age; Internet as a Model, a study on a sample of Islamic Forums, Jarash University<\/strong>, Jordan, 2004. (Published In The Conference Proceedings, pp. 824-849).<\/li>
      15. The Internet and the Arabic Identity; Chances and Risks, an Analysis Study, 10th<\/sup> Conference of the College of Mass Communication,<\/strong> Cairo University, Egypt, 2004. (Published in the Conference Proceedings, Vol. 2, pp. 635-682).<\/li><\/ol>\n\n\n\n
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