مجلة الرسالة للدراسات الإعلامية
Volume 10, Numéro 2, Pages 80-103
2026-07-31
Authors : Belkacemi Ali .
This study examines global platforms' restriction of Arabic political content during crises, functioning as geopolitical tools for the Western center to maintain hegemony. Utilizing a descriptive-survey method on Arab academic and media elites, the findings reveal a strategic shift toward "silent algorithmic engineering" via covert censorship. These programmatic mechanisms quietly isolate Arab narratives within digital echo chambers, causing a total normative collapse of "freedom of expression" slogans. Ultimately, the study validates the core tenets of "Digital Imperialism," emphasizing the urgent imperative of developing sovereign Arab digital infrastructures to safeguard regional epistemic autonomy.
Arabic Political Content ; Banning Policies ; Content Moderation ; Digital Hegemony ; Directed Political Communication ; Global Platforms
Moulay Saliha
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Sadji Fatima
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pages 260-279.
ماحي مراد
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نادي مفيدة
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ص 118-140.
Haddouche Ouerdia
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pages 64-78.