دور راديو المجتمع في تعزيز السلام الاجتماعي في ولاية النيل الأزرق

الملخص EN

This study aims to identify the performance of community radio in Blue Nile State in terms of its role in the dissemination and spread the concepts of social peace culture, and find out whether these radio contribute to disseminate peace and cognitive awareness of these concepts among individuals, through monitoring and analysis of content related to those properties concepts, in addition to the identification of the effects and implications of these findings on radio audience.

the study classified within the research that are interested in studying the content of the programs that aims to spread the peace culture through community Radio , researcher has used the historical approach descriptive, to gain access to information to answer questions about the study, researcher used observation, interview and questionnaire as tools for information and data collection, and processing of statistical researcher used Statistical analysis program of Social Sciences ((spss to enter the sample data for display and interpretation, analysis and processed statistically and scientifically, the study revealed that the peace issues came in third place among the topics that have been broadcast via software - study Sample - at a rate of 25.1%)) as peace issues also occupied It ranked fourth in terms of the time allocated for the studied programs , at a rate of (15.2% /.

( The study found that community radio programs does not include inherited People's components and therefore it is not consistent with the cultural diversity of the Blue Nile state and community radio program content is unsuitable for all levels as it does not have a systematic plan to include the culture of social peace through radio formats, the study recommended giving priority to the themes of the peace culture , and expand the scale and increase the broadcast radio time, and planning radio programs to consistent with the mandate of cultural diversity in the state and attention to training and rehabilitation for the performers in radio.