The Arab Spring – A Complex Conflict of Interests and Provocations in a Globalized World
The Arab Spring – A Complex Conflict of Interests and Provocations in a Globalized World
Author(s): Mohammed AlshahriSubject(s): Civil Society, Social history, Social development, Globalization, Peace and Conflict Studies
Published by: Fundatia Română pentru Inteligenta Afacerii
Keywords: Conflict; revolution; Ideologies; Mena countries; Gulf cooperation council countries;
Summary/Abstract: The uprisings of the Arab Spring had a major impact not only on the countries in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) and Gulf Cooperation Council Countries but also on the entire world. Analysts in various fields are still debating on the causes that led to such historical events, and also on the effects on short and long term that these revolutions have, or might have. One thing is certain for all: the Arab world entered a new stage in its development. This paper aims to analyse the Arab Spring from as many points of view as possible, looking to indicators that traditionally define a country’s health and well-being, including political and socio-economic markers, various economic crises, the rise of Islamist parties, increases in sectarianism, and other challenges.
Journal: SEA – Practical Application of Science
- Issue Year: II/2014
- Issue No: 05
- Page Range: 123-128
- Page Count: 6
- Language: English