Steve has lectured widely both in the UK and intrenationally. A selection of his work is shown:
The Arab News Agenda.
The House of Lords, London.
Speaking on a panel that included diplomats and members of the House of Lords, Steve presented a paper on the Arab news agenda and the Western response to it.
Arabnewsagenda.pdf
The pan Arab media and the Iraq War. University of Cambridge Representing the UK Ministry of Defence, Steve argued the case for the embedding of war correspondents and defended the allegations that embedding was an 'in bed' relationship with the military. Steve's presentation is reviewed by the American University in Cairo at this link : http://www.tbsjournal.com/Archives/Spring04/dana.htm
The 1st Al Jazeera World Forum. Doha, Qatar. Invited as a guest of the channel and representing the UK government Steve led on the relationship between the media and the military and later appeared on the Al-Jazeera live phone-in show 'The Opposite Direction' where is represented UK government policy in the Middle East.
Loosing the Battle for Arab Hearts and Minds University of Cambridge. As a returning guest lecturer, Steve speaks at the Centre for International Studies on the subject of the Iraq War information campaign and the battle for Arab hearts and minds. http://www.intstudies.cam.ac.uk/centre/news/seminars/lunch.html
Democracy and the Middle East. Doha, Qatar. Invited as a guest of the Qatar Government Steve contributed to the debate on the emergence of democracy in the Middle East and to importance of media and a stimulus for free expression.