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The Reasons and Consequence of Political and Social Unrest in Arab Countries

AN Huiho

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There are many complex reasons of the intense political and social unrest in Arab world. United States and other Western powers actively involved in it. This unrest will start a new historical period of new development path for Arab citizens. The current round of unrest will last for a time and lead to comprehensive impacts on Middle Eastern configuration. US leading capacity in Middle East affairs has diminished, but its dominance status has not been fundamentally shaken.

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There are many complex reasons of the intense political and social unrest in Arab world. United States and other Western powers actively involved in it. This unrest will start a new historical period of new development path for Arab citizens. The current round of unrest will last for a time and lead to comprehensive impacts on Middle Eastern configuration. US leading capacity in Middle East affairs has diminished, but its dominance status has not been fundamentally shaken.

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There are many complex reasons of the intense political and social unrest in Arab world. United States and other Western powers actively involved in it. This unrest will start a new historical period of new development path for Arab citizens. The current round of unrest will last for a time and lead to comprehensive impacts on Middle Eastern configuration. US leading capacity in Middle East affairs has diminished, but its dominance status has not been fundamentally shaken.

Key concepts: Unrest, Social unrest, Politics, Dominance (genetics), Middle East, Development economics, Political science, Political economy

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