Digital source imperialism and the Arab world
Abstract
The term “digital imperialism” has been commonly used to describe cases where digital
products transform social customs, but I use the term “digital source imperialism”
here to refer to those who seek to control or monopolize access to digital products
that belong to the public domain.
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Adam Mestyan
Assistant Professor of History
On leave in 2018-2019.I am a historian of the modern Arab world, especially Egypt.
In general, I am interested in the problem of nation-making in empires and the history
of the global bourgeoisie. Currently, I am working on my second monograph, Modern
Arab Kingship, an international history of Arab monarchies and Western imperialism
from the late nineteenth century until the 1950s in the former Ottoman territories.
In addition, I am writing a number of smaller stu
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