Baek Seung-hoon et al.: Changes in the political landscape and legal system since the Arab Spring

The Arab Spring is the title of anti-government protests beginning in Tunisia in late 2010 and spreading across the Middle East and North Africa. A massive anti-government protest in many places has brought a final end to many of the Middle East dictators who run away or die in pursuit of angry crowds, and it has also been a time of great agreement for Middle Eastern society. But with some success in the face of a change, the dictatorship was replaced by another dictator, and the biggest complaint among the people was youth unemployment and the gap between rich and poor. So is the Arab Spring a failed revolution? Or the one that's constantly influential? The change in the political landscape of the Middle East, which is in the middle of the Arab Spring, and the resulting refugees and immigrants, and international laws that are changing, has been deeply explored and explored by the country's internal and external forces.

Korean title: 아랍의 봄 이후 정치지형과 법제도의 변화

Korean author: 백승훈 외

Korean publisher: 세창출판사

ISBN-13: 9791166841415