Arab Spring
Anti and pro-Mubarak protesters clash at
Tahrir square, Cairo, Egypt, February 2011
photo by Nasser Nouri/Flickr.com
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May 23, 2013 |
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6:00 p.m. – Registration |
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RAND Corporation |
Program
Two years after the revolutions that shook the political landscape of the Arab world, several countries in the region remain unsettled. In Egypt, the transition has been marked by extreme political polarization between the Muslim Brotherhood and its secular competitors. In Libya, militias continue to operate outside of state control. In Syria, the uprising is sliding toward a sectarian conflict. Did the Arab Spring really change that much for the better, as hopes of democracy seem to have faded, or is it still too soon to tell? And how does the tumult in the region affect the interests of the United States?
Featured Speaker
Jeffrey Martini
Middle East Analyst, RAND Corporation
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