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Arab Spring within the frame of the theory of realism

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2016
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In 2010, community uprising that is the main economical issue in Middle East led to the fall of dictators and led to a step to democracy. These uprising, that are named as Arab Spring, couldn't establish democracy in countries that are effected and it damaged the government structure the authority gap which is born after the fall of dictators of the not institutionalized countries led to a chaos. Chaos that is formed because of the weakening of government structures led to the intervention of foreign forces. With the inclusion of foreign forces, the chaos that was regional led to strengthening of the present terrorist groups in the area. İncrease of effects of terrorist groups in the area lifted the security issue in the area to the maximum level and created an immigration issue along with it. Arab Spring that started as a revolution evolved into a military coup and civil war. İn this study, in the extend of historical descriptive design with the method, the weakened government structures that are effected by the Arab Spring are inspected and as a result, we are of the opinion that foreign forces have increasing effects.

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Feyza Hilal Koraltan

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Feyza Hilal Koraltan (Master Thesis). Arab Spring within the frame of the theory of realism, 2016, İstanbul Arel University.

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