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Understanding Anti-Americanization: Perspectives from Egyptian Elites |
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PP: 27-34 |
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doi:10.18576/jdmai/010103
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Author(s) |
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Khedr, Nermeen,
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Abstract |
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| This study examines the attitudes of Egyptian academic and media elites towards anti-Americanization, globalization, and the role of the United States in the Middle East. Through qualitative analysis, the study explores the perceptions, beliefs, and opinions of elites with varying ideological orientations. Findings indicate a range of perspectives, with liberal, independent, rightist, and leftist media elites generally favoring anti-Americanization due to perceived inconsistencies in US policy towards the Arab region. In contrast, national academic and media elites exhibit a more nuanced stance, rejecting certain aspects of American culture and policy while acknowledging complexities. The study highlights the influence of ideological attitudes in shaping perceptions of anti-Americanization and underscores the need for a contextual understanding of these attitudes. |
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