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Arab Spring An Overview
The document discusses the concept of 'spring' as a metaphor for renewal and social upheaval, particularly referencing the Arab Spring and historical revolutions. It highlights factors such as corruption, unemployment, and the actions of individuals like Mohamed Bouazizi that triggered widespread protests across the Arab world. Additionally, it emphasizes the role of social media and the desire for democracy and economic stability in these movements.
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Arab Spring An Overview
- 1. What comes toyour mind when you hear the word …. Spring
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- 4. Something that existsunderground finds and outlet and emerges Philosophical Significance Place of Gathering Realisation Purity Spring
- 5. Change in weatherfollowing hardships( Winter) Blossom Life Glory Spring
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- 9. SPRINGTIME OF THEPEOPLE
- 10. ARAB Spring Springtime ofthe PEOPLE @ Revolution of 1848
- 11. Something that existsunderground finds and outlet and emerges Reasons Unemployed Educated Youth Income Parity Corruption ARAB Spring Poverty Dictatorship/ Monarchy Human Rights
- 12. Ill Treatment Corruption Trigger Mohamed Bouazizi 17thDECEMBER 2010,Tunisia 18th DECEMBER 2010,Tunisia-Revolution Street Vendor Self Immolation
- 13. Government Action Togetherness Global Support News FUEL TOTHE FIRE Social Media Internet
- 14. Youth Quake Democracy Economic Prosperity Political&Cultural Change An Oman university professor, Al-Najma Zidjaly, referred to these upheaval s as ..
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- 17. Political Transition Eradication of Poverty MacroEconomic Stability Infrastructure CHALLE NGES Job Creation Diversify Economy
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