Bottom-up Social Movements - Egypt 2011

Introduction: The recent "bottom-up" social movement that is about to challenge global inequality is Arab Spring. A specific example of Arab Spring Movement is the Egyptian Revolution, which will achieve specific goals and try to achieve more of these goals, including officials in government, resignation of regime and abolition of repressive law It is aiming. The Egyptian Revolution is an example of how the "bottom-up" social movements can be successful in various ways and at the same time emphasizes that time, perseverance and child rearing are necessary for major changes in society doing.

These movements appeared many months ago, which caused a rebellion in 2011. The 2011 workers movement is one of the biggest community sports in Egypt. With over 1850 strike, more than 1.9 million agents participated in the campaign. - Development of the labor force covered by on-site staff; Pueblo City - District Health Bureau, Public Health Organization 's research problem Pueblo City District Health Department (PCCHD) field workers experienced high level sales . Leakage of senior managers and supervisors qualified for retirement will accelerate in the coming years

Dr. Mark Allen Peterson of the Department of Anthropology at the University of Miami announced an article comparing Iranian media ecology in 1970 and Egyptian media ecology in 2011 in the summer of 2011. Social media created a difference in Egypt's uprising with an article entitled "Media Ecology in the Egyptian Revolution" and proposed two points. One important difference between the two revolts Peterson noticed in Egypt's "Perspective of the Media" was the final position of the media each time. On the other hand, Egypt used social media to change Egypt's preferred media while Iranian media, the main source of information at the time, restored its original role.