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Le rivolte e le loro conseguenze nel mondo arabo contemporaneo

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In linea con quanto appena esposto, il presente saggio si pone l’esclusivo obiettivo di fotografare lo stato di transizione dei vari Paesi arabi, proponendo in prima battuta una ricostruzione diacronica degli eventi (a partire dal 2010) e secondariamente analizzando (seppur per sommi capi) quali siano stati (o meglio quali non siano stati) i cambiamenti prodotti dalle presunte “rivoluzioni arabe”. Come parametro relativo alla percentuale del cambiamento ottenuto dalle “primavere arabe” valuteremo il ruolo oggidì ricoperto dalle forze di opposizione ai regimi, le stesse che hanno dato il via alla protesta, all’interno dei sistemi di potere locali. Infine un ultimo paragrafo sarà dedicato alla ricerca di una terminologia semantica che più appropriatamente possa aiutare il lettore come il ricercatore nell’analisi di sistemi politici, sociali ed economici fin troppo velocemente in evoluzioni per rimanere cristallizzati in una fissità irraggiungibile. In line with the foregoing, this essay has the sole objective of photographing the state of transition of the various Arab countries, first of all proposing a diachronic reconstruction of events (starting from 2010) and secondarily analyzing (albeit briefly) what were (or rather what were not) the changes produced by the alleged "Arab revolutions". As a parameter relating to the percentage of change obtained from the "Arab Spring" we will evaluate the role nowadays played by the forces of opposition to the regimes, the same ones that gave the away to protest, within local power systems. Finally, a last paragraph will be devoted to the search for a semantic terminology that can more appropriately help the reader like the researcher in the analysis of political, social and economic systems that are evolving too quickly to remain crystallized in an unattainable fixity. , proposing in the first instance a diachronic reconstruction of events (starting from 2010) and secondarily analyzing (albeit briefly) what were (or rather what were not) the changes produced by the alleged "Arab revolutions". As a parameter relating to the percentage of change obtained from the "Arab Spring" we will evaluate the role nowadays played by the forces of opposition to the regimes, the same ones that gave the away to protest, within local power systems. Finally, a last paragraph will be devoted to the search for a semantic terminology that can more appropriately help the reader like the researcher in the analysis of political, social and economic systems evolving too quickly to remain crystallized in an unattainable fixity.