The political employment of art in the Arab world

The Moroccan researcher Manar Ramouda published a book aimed at understanding how art is politically employed in the Arab world, specifically through the song, as a communicative expressive means used by the ruler and the ruled. The book is divided into two sections: in the first section, it highlights the contexts and forms of political employment of art in the Arab world such as cinema and poetry, with examples from various Arab countries. In the second section, it focuses on the political employment of the song in the Arab world, with a classification of its types and an analysis of its role.