Zainab Abdul-Nabi is an Associate Professor in the School of Creative Media at Bahrain Polytechnic. She previously served as Chair of the Department of Mass Communication and Public Relations at Ahlia University, in Bahrain, and taught journalism courses at the University of Sydney (USYD) and the University of New South Wales (UNSW) in Australia. Her research has been published by high-ranking publishers such as Palgrave Macmillan, Springer, and leading journals including the International Journal of Communication, New Media & Society, and Global Media and Communication.

• Chapter 1. Peace Journalism on Social Media: Potential or Pitfall?; Zainab Abdul-Nabi Chapter 2. How Social Media Influencers Framed Riyadh Season 2024 on X and How Users Responded; Omar Aljulyami, Khalid Alghamdi, Zainab Abdul-Nabi, and Mohamed Alawainati Chapter 3. Saudi Experts’ Framing of the Semiconductor Crisis on X and YouTube; Mohammad Alatiqi, Naif Almutairi, and Zainab Abdul-Nabi Chapter 4. Peace Journalism Frames in BBC Arabic and English Coverage of the War on Gaza (2023-2024); Haya Al-Kaabi and Zainab Abdul-NabiChapter 5. Framing of Ethiopia–Egypt Dam Conflict: A Comparative Analysis of Al-Jazeera and Al-Arabiya; Hakem Awad Sebh Aqalh and Zainab Abdul-Nabi Chapter 6. The Image of the Lebanese Civil War in Arab Cinema: A Comparative Study of the Films West Beirut and Al Qannas; Sereen Abduljalil Alansari and Eman Mohamed Janahi Chapter 7. The Role of the Etidal Center in Conflict Resolution and Peacebuilding; Suhaib Mohamed Bashir and Zainab Abdul-Nabi Chapter 8. Thamaniya’s Framing of Transformation in Saudi Arabia Through the Lens of Peace Journalism; Malak Mohammed Malibari and Zainab Abdul-Nabi Chapter 9. Media Framing of the King Hamad Global Centre for Peaceful Coexistence in Bahrain's Al-Bilad Newspaper; Sabah Matar Alwan Jasim and Zainab Abdul-Nabi Chapter 10. The Framing of Bahraini Heritage by Instagram Influencers: A Peace Journalism Analysis; Intesar Mohamed Alhamar and Zainab Abdul-Nabi

Zainab Abdul-Nabi is an Associate Professor in the School of Creative Media at Bahrain Polytechnic. She previously served as Chair of the Department of Mass Communication and Public Relations at Ahlia University, in Bahrain, and taught journalism courses at the University of Sydney (USYD) and the University of New South Wales (UNSW) in Australia. Her research has been published by high-ranking publishers such as Palgrave Macmillan, Springer, and leading journals including the International Journal of Communication, New Media & Society, and Global Media and Communication.

• Chapter 1. Peace Journalism on Social Media: Potential or Pitfall?; Zainab Abdul-Nabi Chapter 2. How Social Media Influencers Framed Riyadh Season 2024 on X and How Users Responded; Omar Aljulyami, Khalid Alghamdi, Zainab Abdul-Nabi, and Mohamed Alawainati Chapter 3. Saudi Experts’ Framing of the Semiconductor Crisis on X and YouTube; Mohammad Alatiqi, Naif Almutairi, and Zainab Abdul-Nabi Chapter 4. Peace Journalism Frames in BBC Arabic and English Coverage of the War on Gaza (2023-2024); Haya Al-Kaabi and Zainab Abdul-NabiChapter 5. Framing of Ethiopia–Egypt Dam Conflict: A Comparative Analysis of Al-Jazeera and Al-Arabiya; Hakem Awad Sebh Aqalh and Zainab Abdul-Nabi Chapter 6. The Image of the Lebanese Civil War in Arab Cinema: A Comparative Study of the Films West Beirut and Al Qannas; Sereen Abduljalil Alansari and Eman Mohamed Janahi Chapter 7. The Role of the Etidal Center in Conflict Resolution and Peacebuilding; Suhaib Mohamed Bashir and Zainab Abdul-Nabi Chapter 8. Thamaniya’s Framing of Transformation in Saudi Arabia Through the Lens of Peace Journalism; Malak Mohammed Malibari and Zainab Abdul-Nabi Chapter 9. Media Framing of the King Hamad Global Centre for Peaceful Coexistence in Bahrain's Al-Bilad Newspaper; Sabah Matar Alwan Jasim and Zainab Abdul-Nabi Chapter 10. The Framing of Bahraini Heritage by Instagram Influencers: A Peace Journalism Analysis; Intesar Mohamed Alhamar and Zainab Abdul-Nabi

Zainab Abdul-Nabi is an Associate Professor in the School of Creative Media at Bahrain Polytechnic. She previously served as Chair of the Department of Mass Communication and Public Relations at Ahlia University, in Bahrain, and taught journalism courses at the University of Sydney (USYD) and the University of New South Wales (UNSW) in Australia. Her research has been published by high-ranking publishers such as Palgrave Macmillan, Springer, and leading journals including the International Journal of Communication, New Media & Society, and Global Media and Communication.

• Chapter 1. Peace Journalism on Social Media: Potential or Pitfall?; Zainab Abdul-Nabi Chapter 2. How Social Media Influencers Framed Riyadh Season 2024 on X and How Users Responded; Omar Aljulyami, Khalid Alghamdi, Zainab Abdul-Nabi, and Mohamed Alawainati Chapter 3. Saudi Experts’ Framing of the Semiconductor Crisis on X and YouTube; Mohammad Alatiqi, Naif Almutairi, and Zainab Abdul-Nabi Chapter 4. Peace Journalism Frames in BBC Arabic and English Coverage of the War on Gaza (2023-2024); Haya Al-Kaabi and Zainab Abdul-NabiChapter 5. Framing of Ethiopia–Egypt Dam Conflict: A Comparative Analysis of Al-Jazeera and Al-Arabiya; Hakem Awad Sebh Aqalh and Zainab Abdul-Nabi Chapter 6. The Image of the Lebanese Civil War in Arab Cinema: A Comparative Study of the Films West Beirut and Al Qannas; Sereen Abduljalil Alansari and Eman Mohamed Janahi Chapter 7. The Role of the Etidal Center in Conflict Resolution and Peacebuilding; Suhaib Mohamed Bashir and Zainab Abdul-Nabi Chapter 8. Thamaniya’s Framing of Transformation in Saudi Arabia Through the Lens of Peace Journalism; Malak Mohammed Malibari and Zainab Abdul-Nabi Chapter 9. Media Framing of the King Hamad Global Centre for Peaceful Coexistence in Bahrain's Al-Bilad Newspaper; Sabah Matar Alwan Jasim and Zainab Abdul-Nabi Chapter 10. The Framing of Bahraini Heritage by Instagram Influencers: A Peace Journalism Analysis; Intesar Mohamed Alhamar and Zainab Abdul-Nabi