Do Western media really understand the Islamic world?

'Going Local' as a strategy to enter Arab national television markets: examples from Lebanon and Jordan
Nötzold, K. and Pies, J. 2010. 'Going Local' as a strategy to enter Arab national television markets: examples from Lebanon and Jordan. Middle East Journal of Culture and Communication. 3 (1), pp. 43-62. https://doi.org/10.1163/187398609X12584657078402

Media and migration in Germany
Nötzold, K. 2009. Media and migration in Germany. in: Frachon, C. (ed.) Media and cultural diversity in Europe and North America Paris Karthala. pp. 88-110

Do the different formats of the Lebanese media constitute a pan-Arab public opinion?
Nötzold, K. 2009. Do the different formats of the Lebanese media constitute a pan-Arab public opinion? in: Heinemann, A., Lamloum, O. and Weber, A.F. (ed.) The Middle East in the media: conflicts, censorship and public opinion London Saqi Books. pp. 268-284

Defining the nation? Lebanese television and political elites, 1990-2005
Nötzold, K. 2009. Defining the nation? Lebanese television and political elites, 1990-2005. Berlin Frank & Timme.

Treating Islam as a monolithic bloc
Nötzold, K. 2008. Treating Islam as a monolithic bloc. in: Fioretti, N. and Foa, M. (ed.) Islam and the Western World: the role of the media European Journalism Observatory. pp. 17-20

Media systems in West Asia
Nötzold, K. 2008. Media systems in West Asia. in: Donsbach, W. (ed.) The international encyclopedia of communication Oxford, UK ; Malden, MA Blackwell.

Defining the nation? Lebanese TV stations: the political elites' dominance over the visual space 1992-2005
Nötzold, K. 2008. Defining the nation? Lebanese TV stations: the political elites' dominance over the visual space 1992-2005. PhD thesis Erfurt University Department for Media and Communication