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Abhinav Aima's Home Page
Abhinav Aima is a Doctoral student
at the E. W. Scripps School of Journalism and the Contemporary History
Institute at Ohio University
Research Focus - Influence of
American Foreign Policy on American Media Coverage of Islamic
Fundamentalism
Some of my research work is
provided below:
Lebanon
Hizbollah
Research Paper (Middle East Studies 1999, 2000)
Who Brought US These
Grapes of Wrath (Content Analysis Study)
Ignoring Shia Fundamentalism (Research Paper)
Iran-Iraq
Framing
Saddam Hussein (Content Anaylsis Study)
Bombing Baghdad
(Content Analysis Study)
Iran vs
United States: Will the Real Rogue Please Stand Up? (Research Paper)
Afghanistan
Understanding
Taliban (Research Paper)
India-Kashmir
Understanding
Nuclear India (Research Paper)
Kashmir: How Will
Paradise Heal Itself? (Research Paper)
Somewhere in the Bekaa valley, Lebanon,
July 2000.
Broadcast
Work
View
a WOUB-TV Web Discussion On Lebanon Based on the Year 1999
View Panel
Discussion on September 11, 2001 Terrorist Attacks on WOUB (PBS) TV
View Panel Discussion
on the 9/11 Terrorist Attacks on Ohio News Network (ONN)
E. W. Scripps International
Journalism Institute's 2001 Conference Panel on
The Most Dangerous Period in 50 Years:
How Much Does Your Community Care About Events in the Middle
East?
Listen
to the discussion in RealAudio
SPJ Panel Discussion on International
Journalism, Ohio University, May 14, 2002 - click here to read
the report and hear the discussion.
Music
Listen to live performance of Ode to Janis, Recorded
- June 25, 2002, at The Blue Gator, Athens, Ohio.
Recently
Published Work @ Actv7News.com / ATHENSi.com
The following news reports were published on our school-run web site during
my research trips in the past years.
Coalition against
terror appears to crumble in the Middle East
How to end terrorism
Hizbollah
leaders to meet and reassess goals
Tape diplomacy in the
Middle East
Lebanon Diary: Week 2
Hizbollah
goes head to head with Israel
Lebanon Diary: Week 1
Militants strike at the
heart of the Indian capital
My grandfather's
journey from India to Pakistan
Fear and loathing in
the land of tigers and mujahideen
India's Hindu heart
misses no beat
Fate of Kashmir hangs
in balance of crises-ridden states
Hizbollah
hopes for best, prepares for worst
The distance between
Palestine and Pizza Hut
What Michael is looking
for
Still waiting for Godot
Israel ups the ante in
South Lebanon
Attacks on occupying
forces to continue
Lebanon puts on a show
for Syria
Position
Papers
The following papers were written as issue-based advisory reports that might
be presented as policy analysis. The aim of the exercise was to train the
author in the field of writing short yet focused policy directives with
respect to contemporary issues.
Women's Rights
The Road Out of
Terrorism
U.S. Foreign
Policy in Latin America
Globalization at
Whose Terms?
Aiding Africa -
Starting With a Clean Slate
Dealing With the
New Nationalism
e-mail:
abhinav_aima@hotmail.com
"You smile too much.... It'll
get you shot!"
- From an anonymous authority on being shot
at, roughed up and detained.
Link to Ohio University's
Middle East Study program home page
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