Revolution in the Arab World or…!!!

Revolution in the Arab World or…!!!

Periods of upheaval in the Arab world have repeatedly raised a fundamental question: do sudden mass uprisings represent genuine revolutions, or are they surface-level political shifts shaped by deeper structural forces? Revolution in the Arab World or…!!! critically examines this ambiguity.

About the Book Revolution in the Arab World or…!!! explores the wave of political unrest that swept several Arab countries and interrogates whether these movements fulfilled the classical criteria of revolution. The book analyzes concepts such as regime change, structural transformation, ideological reorientation, and popular sovereignty. It questions whether leadership transitions alone constitute revolutionary change or whether deeper institutional and cultural transformation is required. By situating Arab uprisings within broader theories of revolution, the work evaluates their long-term political consequences and the persistence of entrenched power structures.

What You Will Discover

• Criteria distinguishing revolution from political upheaval or reform.
• Structural and institutional barriers to genuine transformation.
• The role of external influence in shaping regional political shifts.
• Comparative insights between Arab uprisings and historical revolutions.
• Long-term implications for governance and political stability.

About the Author The author writes from a political sociology and comparative revolution perspective, integrating theoretical analysis with contemporary Middle Eastern developments. The work emphasizes structural depth over media narratives.

Who Is This Book For? This book is for students and researchers of Middle Eastern politics, revolution theory, and comparative political change who seek a critical evaluation of recent Arab transformations.