TBS 16 Whose Voice? Nasser, the Arabs, and 'Sawt al-Arab' Radio by Laura M. James - 0 views
-
Boyd argues that Saudi broadcasting developed largely in order to balance such attacks
-
Ed Webb on 26 Feb 09Action --> reaction. States become compelled to respond to perceived threats.
-
-
The Voice of the Arabs had been very carefully designed to become a regional phenomenon
-
There is absolutely no supporting evidence for the contention that Nasser intended to allow The Voice of the Arabs to criticise his own regime. However, it is true that Cairo’s deliberate escalation of pro-Palestinian, anti-Zionist rhetoric in order to mobilise the Arab masses eventually turned into a trap from which Egypt could not escape.
- ...1 more annotation...