Understanding the Arab Awakening by Kenneth Pollack

The book "Understanding the waking up of Arabs" was written by Kenneth Pollack and his colleagues after the incident in the Middle East and its purpose was to explain the reasons for the large uprising, why the outcome of the revolution differs from country to country, And it is to discuss what conclusions they derive. Please help international observers and the United States, especially regional policy. Using the preface part of the book as the point of analysis, the following paper supports the assertion that the Arab Spring proposed by Kenneth Polak is primarily due to social unrest caused by the poor economic situation in the Middle East .

The reason for Arab Spring, or what is called "Awakening of Arabia" is the reason for many long-term gatherings. For decades Arab people have been faced with freedom of speech, human rights violations, poor economic management, corruption and repression of political opposition. In most states, justice and human dignity are not priorities. At the same time, in this region with a population of 300 million people, unprecedented population of young people occurred, about two-thirds of the population is under 29 years old. This young army is annoyed by dreams, suffering from a 25% unemployment rate, a desire for greater personal freedom, and a revolutionary tool for social media: Twitter, Facebook, YouTube

Israel and Europe are increasingly interested in better understanding the cause, trajectory and possible outcomes of the incident, as the awakening of the Arab's aggressive regime continues to protest the second year of regime change and the civil war I will. In their direct, common community. Spring 2012, Director of Israeli Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung office, state II. Mr. Michael Mertes, I have decided to plan to make top-notch scholars, practitioners, and policy makers explore these problems in a coherent and interdisciplinary way. From spring 2012 to summer 2012, we cooperate closely and incorporate our own ideas into the program. This will ultimately be two expert seminars on this topic. Middle East Governance Crisis: Impact on democracy, development and security.