The Arab Spring one year later: an assessment of impact

Abdel Meguid, Nivin

Abstract:

As the world continues to consider and understand recent events in the Arab world, some have used the words “revolution” and “tsunami” to describe what has happened and the term “Arab Spring” has become more popular over the last year of the Arab unrest. According to politicians, these far-reaching movements are singularly the most important political event shaping the 21st century and modern history.

Department: American University in Cairo. Dept. of Public Policy and Administration
Keyword: Egypt , Revolutions , Arab Spring, 2010-
Date Created: 2012-01-22
Date Issued: 2012-01-24
Type: Text
Medium: papers (document genres)
Language: en
Access Rights: This item is available
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10526/2796

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