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Community journalism and civic engagement in Egypt: the case study of Sahafet Welad El-Balad project
While Egypt enjoyed a heritage of local community press, genuine professional endeavors were nearly non-existent till recently. However, with Egypt undergoing a transitional phase, the emergence of community journalism became central to facilitate the shift into a more democratic state. Hence, this...
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AUC Knowledge Fountain
2015
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