International Relations with Middle East
1)What do you think are the common and different causes and dynamics of the Civil Revolts in Tunisia, Egypt, Libya, and Syria?
All episodes of protests have a political implications,(вовлечения) especially in authoriatorian and semi-autoritorian countries.
The “Arab Sping” has widely belived to have been instigated(давать толчёк) by dissatisfaction with the rule of local governmets . Numerous factors (causes) have lead to the protests, including issue such as dictatorship or absolute monarchy , human rights violation, political corruption, economic decline (inflation), kleptocracy, sectarianism, unemployment, extreme poverty and a number of a demographic structural factors, high prices of basic goods, lack of freedom of speech and trigger. Military played a huge role almost in all the countries, aljazeera and other social networks as well. Tunisia and Egypt, the first to witness the major uprisings, differ from Lybia and Syria.
Let’s now explain the different causes and dynamics of the Civil Revolts. Tunisia was the first country who set an example following the self-immolation(самосожжение) of M.Bouazizi. The demonstrations here were preceded by high unemployment, food inflation, corruption, lack of freedom of speech and other forms of political and poor living conditions. The Egypt was inspired by the uprising in Tunisia, hence the causes were almost the same. The most important event was a massive general strike led by networks of young activists and worker groups that took place on april 6. In both, Tunisia and Egypt the revolters were young, educated, liberal people. Workers and young activists in Egypt have viewed political opposition as untrustworthy and obsolete organizations. In Egypt the revolts were situated in urban and cosmopolitan areas, were much more organized than in Tunisia, society relatively more prepared. Also military has a huge influence in Egypt, but not in Tunisia. The essential demands were: socioeconomic and political, eliminating
All episodes of protests have a political implications,(вовлечения) especially in authoriatorian and semi-autoritorian countries.
The “Arab Sping” has widely belived to have been instigated(давать толчёк) by dissatisfaction with the rule of local governmets . Numerous factors (causes) have lead to the protests, including issue such as dictatorship or absolute monarchy , human rights violation, political corruption, economic decline (inflation), kleptocracy, sectarianism, unemployment, extreme poverty and a number of a demographic structural factors, high prices of basic goods, lack of freedom of speech and trigger. Military played a huge role almost in all the countries, aljazeera and other social networks as well. Tunisia and Egypt, the first to witness the major uprisings, differ from Lybia and Syria.
Let’s now explain the different causes and dynamics of the Civil Revolts. Tunisia was the first country who set an example following the self-immolation(самосожжение) of M.Bouazizi. The demonstrations here were preceded by high unemployment, food inflation, corruption, lack of freedom of speech and other forms of political and poor living conditions. The Egypt was inspired by the uprising in Tunisia, hence the causes were almost the same. The most important event was a massive general strike led by networks of young activists and worker groups that took place on april 6. In both, Tunisia and Egypt the revolters were young, educated, liberal people. Workers and young activists in Egypt have viewed political opposition as untrustworthy and obsolete organizations. In Egypt the revolts were situated in urban and cosmopolitan areas, were much more organized than in Tunisia, society relatively more prepared. Also military has a huge influence in Egypt, but not in Tunisia. The essential demands were: socioeconomic and political, eliminating