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Arab Spring And The Contemporary Geopolitics Of The Middle East Noor Mohammad Sarker

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Arab Spring And The Contemporary Geopolitics Of The Middle East Noor Mohammad Sarker
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Publisher: Bangladesh Institute of Peace and Security Studies (BIPSS)
File Extension: PDF
File size: 6.84 MB
Author: Noor Mohammad Sarker
Language: English
Year: 2014
Volume: 6.12

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Arab Spring And The Contemporary Geopolitics Of The Middle East Noor Mohammad Sarker by Noor Mohammad Sarker instant download after payment.

''Throughout the
recorded history, the Middle East has been
playing a vital role in the global geopolitics. The significant geographic
characteristics supplemented by an enormous oil reserve has turned the region
as one the most highlighted geopolitical areas of the present-day international
relations. The Middle East also contains some
of the world’s key oil choke points and straits by which petroleum has been supplied
throughout the world, especially to the European, American and East Asian
countries. Traditionally, the geopolitical structure of the region has been
branded by military dictatorships and monarchies, largely backed by the western
powers. However, the outset of the Arab Spring in December 2010 had paved the way
to notice that the popular democratic uprising in these traditional
authoritarian countries is about to bring a significant structural shift in the
geopolitics of the entire region. Some scholars supported this observation
based on the historical illustration of the outsets of 1989 Central and Eastern
European movements for democracy. But, after more than three years, it is quite
visible that the feeble application of Arab Spring for freedom and democracy
could not bring about overnight shifts to the regional geopolitical
calculations.

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