Recent events in Middle East and North Africa which has started since winter of 1389 and continues till now, has led to collapse of three states in Tunisia, Egypt, and Libya and caused instabilities in Bahrain, Yemen, Jordan, and Saudi Arabia, and Kuwait. Theories and concepts of political science couldn’t predict these events and theorists are mixed up about their nature, causes and consequences. This article tries to analyze events by concepts and theories of political science.
Hajiyousefy,A. M. and Shahriar,F. (2012). Explaining Middle East 2011 events using conceptual-theoretical frameworks. Strategic Studies Quarterly, 15(55), 7-36.
MLA
Hajiyousefy,A. M. , and Shahriar,F. . "Explaining Middle East 2011 events using conceptual-theoretical frameworks", Strategic Studies Quarterly, 15, 55, 2012, 7-36.
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Hajiyousefy A. M., Shahriar F. (2012). 'Explaining Middle East 2011 events using conceptual-theoretical frameworks', Strategic Studies Quarterly, 15(55), pp. 7-36.
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A. M. Hajiyousefy and F. Shahriar, "Explaining Middle East 2011 events using conceptual-theoretical frameworks," Strategic Studies Quarterly, 15 55 (2012): 7-36,
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Hajiyousefy A. M., Shahriar F. Explaining Middle East 2011 events using conceptual-theoretical frameworks. SSQ, 2012; 15(55): 7-36.
