Saddek Rabah’s biography, net worth, fact, career, awards and life story

Intro Algerian scientist
Is Scientist 
From Algeria 
Type Science 
Gender male

Saddek Rabah (born 1968) is a researcher in the field of information science and communication.

Biography

Graduate of ISIC (Institute of Information and Communication Science, University of Algiers) and Panthéon-Assas University, Rabah is a researcher in information science and communication. He is currently working on modern forms of media and social networking in the Arab world and worldwide.

Publications

Books

  • Saddek, R. (2013). Digital Studies: Concepts, Approaches and Stakes. Beirut: Dara Annahada Al Arabia.
  • Saddek, R. (2004). Media & New Technologies. Al Ain (UAE): University Book House.
  • Saddek, R. & Alayadi, N. (2005). History of Theories of Mass Communication (translated from French). Beirut (Lebanon), third edition: Arab Organization for Translation. Arab Association for Translation.
  • Saddek, R. & Alayadi, N. (2004). Introduction to Multimedia (translated from French). Al Ain (UAE): University Book House.
  • Saddek, R. (1998). The French Media Discourse on Islam Transplanted to France (in French). Paris (France): Dar El Bourak.
  • Saddek, R. (1998). The Western Imaginary and Islam. Sources of Discourse, (in French). Paris (France): Dar El Bourak.

Book chapters

  • Saddek, R. (2012). Wikileaks & Newspapers: celebration and skepticism”. In Arab Center for Research & Policy Studies (eds.), The Dialectic of Media and Politics between Virtual and the Real: The Case of Wikileaks (pp. 231–281). Doha (Qatar): Arab Center for Research & Policy Studies.
  • Saddek, R. (2010). Childhood, Media & Networked Society: Interaction vs. Adversity. In Azzi, A. R. & Elmeshmeshy M. M. (Ed.), Satellite Television and Cultural Identity in the Arab World (pp. 293–319). Sharjah (UAE): College of Graduate Studies & Research.
  • Saddek, R. (2010). Islamophobia in French Media Discourse. In Philadelphia University (eds.), Culture of love and Hate (pp. 291–314). Amman (Jordan): Philadelphia University Publications.
  • Saddek, R. (2008). French Media and the Image of Islam. In Islamic Educational, Scientific & Cultural Organization (Ed.), Media and Islamophobia. Rabat (Morocco): Islamic Educational, Scientific & Cultural Organization Publications.
  • Saddek, R. (2005). Some Questions about Media Studies. In Philadelphia University (eds.), Insights into the Future (pp. 539–562). Amman (Jordan): Philadelphia University Publications.
  • Saddek, R. (2002). The Future of the Printed Press in the Era of the Internet. In Saud Saleh, K. (Ed.), Traditional & New Mass Media. “Is the printed Press going to disappear?” (pp. 242–304). Jedda (Saudi Arabia): Sharikat Almadina Elmounawar Litibaa wa Nashr.

Articles

  • Saddek, R. (2015). Networked Environment and Media Convergence and their Effects on Media Profession. Alim ElFikr Journal, 44(2), 153-184.
  • Saddek, R. (2014). Online Newspapers and the Web 2.0 Era. Journal of Media Researcher, 23, 28-50.
  • Saddek, R. (2013). The Perception of Islam & Arabs in French Textbooks. Journal of Public Relations/Middle East, 3, 15-28.
  • Saddek, R. (2013). Economics of Online Media. The Arab Radio Journal, 3, 82-89.
  • Saddek, R. (2013). Social Networks and Crisis Management: Some Practical Examples and Prospective Visions. Journal of Communication & Media Studies, 15, 10-35
  • Saddek, R. (Fall-Spring 2012-2013). Social networking Platforms: A Virtual Public Space in the Arab World? Global Media Journal, 2 (1-2), 47-62.
  • Saddek, R. (2012). Youth digital identity: Social and Self Representations. Idafat (the Arab Journal of Sociology), 19, 89-115.
  • Saddek, R. (2012). New Technologies and the Future of Radio. The Arab Radio Journal, 4, 27-33.
  • Saddek, R. (2011). Public Service Broadcasting Concept: Commercial versus Critical Approach. The Arab Radios Journal, 2, 16-27.
  • Saddek, R. (2010). “Citizen Media”: Concept & Approaches. Arab Journal for information and Communication Studies, 6, 223-276.
  • Saddek, R. (2010). Journalistic Blogs and Institutional Media: an exploratory Study of Differences and Similarities. Arab Journal for the Humanities. 28(112), 57-93.
  • Saddek, R. (2010). Reflections on Cultural and Social Stakes of the Networked Technologies. Communication & Development, 1, 5-12.
  • Saddek, R. (2009). Cost of “Happiness”: Advertising & Body’s Fetishization. Alim ElKikr, 37(4), 169-207.
  • Saddek, R. (2008). The blogosphere: Emergence of a New Medium or New Collective Illusions? Dirasat/Human & Social Sciences, 35(3), 579-600.
  • Saddek, R. (2008). New Information and Communications Technologies & the Question of Social Bonds. Journal of Social Affairs, 25(99), 9-34.
  • Saddek, R. (2008). Audiovisual field: the academic exigencies and the professional constraints. The Arab Radios Journal, 4, 57-62.
  • Saddek, R. (2007). The Integration of ICT in the Press Institutions. Revue tunisienne de communication (a Scholarly Referred Journal specialized in Mass Media Studies), 47/48, 71-95.
  • Saddek, R. (2007). Information Society: Searching for a Cognitive Efficiency of the Concept. Alim ElKikr, 36(1), 7-35.
  • Saddek, R. (2006). Some Considerations about the sociocultural Stakes of the Digital Technologies. The Arab Radios Journal, 1, 84-94.
  • Saddek, Rabah (1999). Mass Media & the Phenomenon of Globalization. Al Moustaqbal Al Arabi, 243, 88-109.
  • Saddek, R. (1999). Islam in French Orientalist Writings (in French). Al Mounataf, 14, 29-45.
  • Saddek, R. (1998). Islam in France: The Identity’s Problem. Al Moustaqbal Al Arabi, 233, 23-47.
  • Saddek, R. (1996). The Moslem’s Image in Middle Age Writings. (in French). Etudes Orientales, 17/18, 4-22.
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