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The dynamics and potentials of mass protests in central asian republics under the influence of arab spring

Arap baharı bağlamında orta asya'da toplumsal protesto dinamikleri ve potansiyeli

Pages
215–230
Publication Date
2022-11-03
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In this study, by taking the socio economic indicators in consideration, the subject of whether or not social unrest and political changes that came with the Arab Spring would potentially spread to Central Asia.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Mass protests in the Middle East, a.k.a.
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Key Findings & Data:Arab Spring, and its consequential political changes have been monitored all over the world.
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Mass protests in the Middle East, a.k.a. Arab Spring, and its consequential political changes have been monitored all over the world. Arab Spring is followed carefully and fearfully in the Central Asian Republics which have similar authoritarian political systems and socio economic structures.Rapid advances in communication technology and their accessibility like internet, satellite TV, mobile phone usages, again related to this intense spread of social media make the actions taking place in the streets of Middle East probable in Central Asia too. In this study, by taking the socio economic indicators in consideration, the subject of whether or not social unrest and political changes that came with the Arab Spring would potentially spread to Central Asia.

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Arap Baharı olarak adlandırılan Ortadoğudaki toplumsal protesto hareketleri ve bununla beraber gelen siyasal değişim süreci, bütün dünyada dikkatle izlenmektedir. Özellikle benzer otoriter siyasal sistemlere ve sosyoekonomik yapıya sahip olan Orta Asya cumhuriyetlerinde, Arap Baharı hem umut hem de korku ile takip edilmektedir. İnternet, uydu televizyon ve mobil telefon kullanımı gibi iletişim teknolojilerinin hızlı gelişimi, yine buna bağlı olarak sosyal medyanın yoğun kullanımı Arap sokaklarında cereyan eden olayların gelecekte Orta Asyada da gerçekleşme ihtimalini gündeme getirmektedir. Çalışmada, sosyo-ekonomik göstergeler dikkate alınarak Arap Baharında görülen sosyal protesto ve siyasi değişim sürecinin, önümüzdeki yıllarda Orta Asyada gerçekleşme potansiyelinin olup olmayacağı tartışılacaktır.

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ÖZALP, O. N. (2022). The dynamics and potentials of mass protests in central asian republics under the influence of arab spring. Akademik Araştırmalar Dergisi, Cilt: 14 - Sayı: 56, 215–230. https://ajindex.com/articles/648262

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