Nabil Echchaibi
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3692936 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Nabil Echchaibi |
| PRENOMES | Nabil |
| SOBRENOME | Echchaibi |
| ASSINATURA | ECHCHAIBI N |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Colorado Boulder |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 13 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 50 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 13 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2001 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Conjunctures
Essays published in Conjunctures focus on urgent topics and events, albeit in ways that depart from the hot takes and punditry characteristic of so much contemporary media. As works of cultural stu...
A breakup letter with media studies
It has become impossible to identify with a field and academic institutions that refuse to answer a basic call of human decency: to denounce an ongoing genocide. What else must we, as scholars and educators, do to convince all of us to speak up, to liberate us from the sentence of silence in the face of unspeakable tragedy? Everything I have learned under the banner of research, ethics, and justice has been muted in Palestine. Seventy thousand pe…
A Scream for Gaza
Conjunctures
In praise of Arab ‘Defeat’
This article seeks to detach the 2011 Arab uprisings from an ontology of revolution and resistance that relegates them only to a discourse of success and failure. While the grievances of street mobilization of millions of protesters are familiar, they cannot be contained in a narrative that simply measures them against a Western prototype of democracy or a blueprint of revolutionary practice. Such an analysis, I argue, dilutes the contextual spec…
Gendered Blueprints
(B)Orders of Immobility
Against the promise of free movement and mobility celebrated by the narrative of capitalism and globalization, the border stands as a stark reminder of the terrorizing history of death, destruction, and humiliation at the frontier. Like the Atlantic Ocean, home of the invisible and brutalizing memory of the slave trade, the Mediterranean and the Sonoran Desert today have become a dead zone, a dark trail of loss and sufferance amidst faint dreams …
Muslimah Media Watch
This article explores media activism in the Muslim context by focusing on the blog, Muslimah Media Watch. It analyzes the significance of blogging as an activist tool used by a group of Muslim women to influence an ongoing and contested process of social change in Islam. Through interviews with the founder and bloggers of the site and a textual analysis of the blog posts, the author focuses on the aesthetic forms and discursive practices of digit…
From audio tapes to video blogs
Today, a new breed of charismatic and media-savvy religious figures are reinvigorating internal debates on Islam by drawing large audiences across the Muslim world and the Muslim diaspora in the West. Using satellite media, websites, blogs and video blogs, these new religious celebrities are changing the nature of debate in Islam from a doctrinaire discourse to a practical discussion that focuses on individual enterprise as a spiritual quest. The…
Hyper-Islamism? Mediating Islam from the halal website to the Islamic talk show
Islam is going through a fundamental diffusion of religious knowledge and authority. Media technologies like the Web and satellite television are facilitating the emergence of a new breadth of Islam in the public sphere in Muslim societies and amongst Muslims in diaspora. Deeply influenced by the global and local dynamics of consumer culture, the proponents of this new Islam are more media-savvy and less dogmatic on how Islam should be mediated t…
Republican Betrayal
A closer reading of the 2005 suburban riots in France reveals a fundamental turning point in the history of French republicanism and in the relationship between young Beurs (French of North African origin) and mainstream French society. As the riots gained visibility, the Beurs found themselves caught in the middle of a controversial debate which often blamed them for exposing the limits of the French social model and starting a fearful political…
We Are French Too, but Different
There have been very few attempts to critically examine the issue of migration (in terms of the movement of people and cultures) in the light of recent theoretical and methodological developments in media studies. Research has focused mainly on migrants' representation in and reception of the mainstream media of the host country. While this line of research is still valuable, it obscures the role of migrants as active participants and producers o…
Mecca Cola and burqinis
From audio tapes to video blogs
Today, a new breed of charismatic and media-savvy religious figures are reinvigorating internal debates on Islam by drawing large audiences across the Muslim world and the Muslim diaspora in the West. Using satellite media, websites, blogs and video blogs, these new religious celebrities are changing the nature of debate in Islam from a doctrinaire discourse to a practical discussion that focuses on individual enterprise as a spiritual quest. The…
Muslimah Media Watch
This article explores media activism in the Muslim context by focusing on the blog, Muslimah Media Watch. It analyzes the significance of blogging as an activist tool used by a group of Muslim women to influence an ongoing and contested process of social change in Islam. Through interviews with the founder and bloggers of the site and a textual analysis of the blog posts, the author focuses on the aesthetic forms and discursive practices of digit…
Hyper-Islamism? Mediating Islam from the halal website to the Islamic talk show
Islam is going through a fundamental diffusion of religious knowledge and authority. Media technologies like the Web and satellite television are facilitating the emergence of a new breadth of Islam in the public sphere in Muslim societies and amongst Muslims in diaspora. Deeply influenced by the global and local dynamics of consumer culture, the proponents of this new Islam are more media-savvy and less dogmatic on how Islam should be mediated t…
We Are French Too, but Different
There have been very few attempts to critically examine the issue of migration (in terms of the movement of people and cultures) in the light of recent theoretical and methodological developments in media studies. Research has focused mainly on migrants' representation in and reception of the mainstream media of the host country. While this line of research is still valuable, it obscures the role of migrants as active participants and producers o…
Republican Betrayal
A closer reading of the 2005 suburban riots in France reveals a fundamental turning point in the history of French republicanism and in the relationship between young Beurs (French of North African origin) and mainstream French society. As the riots gained visibility, the Beurs found themselves caught in the middle of a controversial debate which often blamed them for exposing the limits of the French social model and starting a fearful political…
We Are French Too, but Different
There have been very few attempts to critically examine the issue of migration (in terms of the movement of people and cultures) in the light of recent theoretical and methodological developments in media studies. Research has focused mainly on migrants' representation in and reception of the mainstream media of the host country. While this line of research is still valuable, it obscures the role of migrants as active participants and producers o…
Republican Betrayal
A closer reading of the 2005 suburban riots in France reveals a fundamental turning point in the history of French republicanism and in the relationship between young Beurs (French of North African origin) and mainstream French society. As the riots gained visibility, the Beurs found themselves caught in the middle of a controversial debate which often blamed them for exposing the limits of the French social model and starting a fearful political…
Hyper-Islamism? Mediating Islam from the halal website to the Islamic talk show
Islam is going through a fundamental diffusion of religious knowledge and authority. Media technologies like the Web and satellite television are facilitating the emergence of a new breadth of Islam in the public sphere in Muslim societies and amongst Muslims in diaspora. Deeply influenced by the global and local dynamics of consumer culture, the proponents of this new Islam are more media-savvy and less dogmatic on how Islam should be mediated t…
From audio tapes to video blogs
Today, a new breed of charismatic and media-savvy religious figures are reinvigorating internal debates on Islam by drawing large audiences across the Muslim world and the Muslim diaspora in the West. Using satellite media, websites, blogs and video blogs, these new religious celebrities are changing the nature of debate in Islam from a doctrinaire discourse to a practical discussion that focuses on individual enterprise as a spiritual quest. The…
Muslimah Media Watch
This article explores media activism in the Muslim context by focusing on the blog, Muslimah Media Watch. It analyzes the significance of blogging as an activist tool used by a group of Muslim women to influence an ongoing and contested process of social change in Islam. Through interviews with the founder and bloggers of the site and a textual analysis of the blog posts, the author focuses on the aesthetic forms and discursive practices of digit…
Gendered Blueprints
(B)Orders of Immobility
Against the promise of free movement and mobility celebrated by the narrative of capitalism and globalization, the border stands as a stark reminder of the terrorizing history of death, destruction, and humiliation at the frontier. Like the Atlantic Ocean, home of the invisible and brutalizing memory of the slave trade, the Mediterranean and the Sonoran Desert today have become a dead zone, a dark trail of loss and sufferance amidst faint dreams …
In praise of Arab ‘Defeat’
This article seeks to detach the 2011 Arab uprisings from an ontology of revolution and resistance that relegates them only to a discourse of success and failure. While the grievances of street mobilization of millions of protesters are familiar, they cannot be contained in a narrative that simply measures them against a Western prototype of democracy or a blueprint of revolutionary practice. Such an analysis, I argue, dilutes the contextual spec…
Conjunctures
Mecca Cola and burqinis
A Scream for Gaza
A breakup letter with media studies
It has become impossible to identify with a field and academic institutions that refuse to answer a basic call of human decency: to denounce an ongoing genocide. What else must we, as scholars and educators, do to convince all of us to speak up, to liberate us from the sentence of silence in the face of unspeakable tragedy? Everything I have learned under the banner of research, ethics, and justice has been muted in Palestine. Seventy thousand pe…
Conjunctures
Essays published in Conjunctures focus on urgent topics and events, albeit in ways that depart from the hot takes and punditry characteristic of so much contemporary media. As works of cultural stu...
Political science (9 obras) · Sociology (9 obras) · Law (7 obras) · Media studies (6 obras) · Politics (6 obras) · Gender Studies (5 obras) · History (4 obras) · Islam (4 obras) · Law (4 obras) · Social science (4 obras)