رهانات السياسات الإعلامية في تونس ما قبل ثورة 2011 : بين الممارسة و التصريحات الرسمية

Abstract EN

Enter your here: Media policies in Tunisia, from independence to the pre-revolution period, passed through several stages in which the personal choices of the political leader overlapped with the local and global circumstances, but the main feature remained the conflict between official practices and statements.

Since independence, the Tunisian state has relied on the role of the media in the socialization and modernization of society by linking cultural content to the formation of beliefs, behavior patterns, and values.

The change in political leadership had an impact on changing media policies.

If it was based on the modernization project during independence, the new media policy was based on reconciliation with identity and support for the Arabization project approved by the 1988 charter, which came in response to the clashes between the authorities and religious political currents over the identity of the state.

The global trend towards liberating the media and the economy also had a clear impact on the media scene by shifting from monopoly to pluralism and from content aimed at entertainment media.