Comparative Media Law and Ethics by Tim Crook

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COMPARATIVE MEDIA LAW & ETHICS

by TIM CROOK

to be published by Routledge on 15th December 2009

For details of the book, please visit Routledge.

Author's profile at Goldsmiths, University of London

 

 

Islamic/Islamist Media Law resources

 

In September 2008 Islamic law was officially adopted in Britain, with Sharia courts given powers to rule on Muslim civil cases.

Article in the Times 14th September 2008.

Sharia Law guide on BBC Online.

The view inside a Sharia Court. BBC Online article.

The many faces of Sharia. BBC Online article.

Centre of Islamic and Middle Eastern Law.

The Muslim Arbitration Tribunal- Definition and explanation.

Website for the UK Muslim Arbitration Tribunal

Quarterly Media Law Bulletins from Pakistan

Arab News 19.10.1982, ‘Saudi Arabia Media Charter: Adopted by Council of Ministers 1982 (Excerpt)

Amnesty International, ‘Report on Saudi Arabia 2009’

Hammond, Andrew (2009) ‘Reading Lohaidan in Riyadh: Media and the struggle for judicial power in Saudi Arabia’, Arab Media & Society, January 2009.

Human Rights Watch, ‘Report on Saudi Arabia 2009’

Amnesty International, ‘Report on Saudi Arabia 2009’

Arab Media & Society is the primary reference for understanding the role of media in shaping Arab societies and the broader Muslim world. It is an excellent and authoritative on-line journal with peer-reviewed and well-researched articles.

Some recommended media law and ethics related articles

‘Emirates Press Law’ Issue 9, Fall 2009 by Dana El-Baltaji

“Huge need for independent media” in Middle East: AmmanNet founder Daoud Kuttab
Issue 1, Spring 2007 by Lawrence Pintak


‘That Joke isn't Funny Anymore: Bass Mat Watan's Nasrallah skit and the limits of laughter in Lebanon.’ Issue 3, Fall 2007 by Sune Haugbolle

‘Saudi Arabia's Media Influence.’ Issue 3, Fall 2007 by Paul Cochrane

‘The Islamist opposition online in Egypt and Jordan.’ Issue 4, Winter 2008 by Pete Ajemian

‘The Arab States Charter for Satellite Television: A quest for regulation.’ March, 2008: Satellite Charter Special Feature by Hussein Y. Amin

Full Text: Draft Egyptian Broadcast Law. Issue 5, Spring 2008

‘Politics and priorities: Inside the Egyptian press.’ Issue 6, Fall 2008 by Kenneth J. Cooper

‘Repairing American public diplomacy.’ Issue 7, Winter 2009 by William A. Rugh

 

 

 

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