The Arab Spring / Az arab tavasz /PaperbackUPC: 9789632762609MPN: 9789632762609Brand Name: Osiris KiadOverview / ttekintsThe Arab Spring, which began in Tunisia in December 2010, surprised both the countries in the region and the wider world. It is considered the most significant event of the century so far, with a larger impact than either the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks or the 2008 global financial crisis. In Tunisia and Egypt, long-standing leaders Zine El Abidine Ben Ali and Hosni Mubarak were forced to leave power. In Yemen, Ali Abdullah Saleh also stepped down, though through a lengthy, planned transition. In Bahrain, protests by the predominantly Shia population were suppressed. The Libyan civil war resulted in the death of Muammar Gaddafi, leaving the country largely ungovernable. In Syria, civil war has been ongoing for over four years. From early 2011, politics, media, and public discourse have referred to these events as the Arab Spring. The term evokes the initial positive, hopeful expectations accompanying the first peaceful protests, during which the popular will spontaneously and nonviolently achieved its primary goal: the removal of the leader. In this book, the Arab Spring is interpreted as the surfacing of long-standing processes in Arab countries and the beginning of a new phasea transitional period whose ultimate outcome remains uncertain.Az arab tavasz, amely 2010 decemberben Tunziban kezddtt, meglepetst okozott mind a trsg orszgainak, mind a nemzetkzi kzvlemnynek. Az vszzad eddigi legfontosabb esemnynek tartjk, melynek hatsa nagyobb lehet, mint a 2001. szeptember 11-i terrortmadsok vagy a 2008-as globlis pnzgyi vlsg. Tunziban s Egyiptomban a hossz ideje hatalmon lv vezetk, Zein el-bidn Ben Ali s Hoszni Mubrak tvozni knyszerltek. Jemenben Ali Abdullah Szleh szintn lemondott, de hosszas, tervezett tmeneti idszak kezddtt. Bahreinben a tbbsgben sita lakossg tntetseit levertk. A lbiai polgrhborban Moammer Kaddfi lett vesztette, az orszg irnythatatlann vlt. Szriban immr tbb ve zajlik a polgrhbor. 2011 elejtl a politika, a mdia s a kzvlemny az esemnyeket arab tavaszknt emlegeti. A kifejezs a kezdeti pozitv, remnyteljes vrakozsokat idzi, amikor a bks megmozdulsok sorn a npakarat spontn s bks mdon elrte legfbb cljt: a vezet menesztst. A knyv rtelmezsben az arab tavasz az arab orszgokban rgta zajl folyamatok felsznre trse s egy j szakasz kezdete, egy tmeneti idszak, melynek vgkimenetele mg bizonytalan.Product Features / TermkjellemzkFormat: Paperback / KartonltLanguage: Hungarian / MagyarPages: 272ISBN: 9789632762609Interesting Facts / rdekessgekProvides a detailed chronological account of the Arab Spring across multiple countries.Highlights both peaceful protests and the complex political outcomes of the uprisings.Explores the social, political, and historical background behind these transformative events.Places the Arab Spring in the context of long-term structural changes in the region.Rszletes, kronologikus ttekintst nyjt az arab tavasz esemnyeirl tbb orszgban. Bemutatja a bks tntetseket s a felkelsek sszetett politikai kvetkezmnyeit. Vizsglja a trsadalmi, politikai s trtnelmi htteret a vltozsok mgtt. Az arab tavaszt a rgi hossz tv strukturlis folyamataival sszefggsben elemzi.Publishers / KiadkPublisher: Osiris KiadYear: 2014Location: BudapestWe value your feedback! Share your experience with this product to help others make informed decisions. Your review is important to us!rtkeljk visszajelzst! Ossza meg tapasztalatait a termkkel kapcsolatban, hogy msok is megalapozott dntst hozhassanak