Revolutions and instability in the Middle East

Middle East is a region that has been in the spotlight, since it constantly presents such "surprises" and turns, which are noticeably reflected in the world. It is not surprising, for the geopolitical interests of world and regional powers are closely awakened here, the largest energy reserves make it possible to influence the price level on them, and the acute manifestations of religious fanaticism create a "nutrient medium" for terrorists. It is also worth mentioning the unresolved issues of creating national states, the variety of ethnic and religious composition of the population in many places, an excess of wealth, huge procurement of weapons and much more to present the complexity and anxiety of the overall picture.
The chain of revolutions started here at the end of 2010 initially caused an enthusiastic reaction of the West and the most educated layers of the Islamic society. Therefore, these revolutions received the name of the Arab Spring. But, unfortunately, the revolution did not solve any of the actual problems in any of the countries and at the same time caused a series of coups, civil wars, interventions, as well as a revolving confrontation in a society leading to the rampant terror and repression. In a word, the Arab Spring was replaced by the "Arab autumn", which threatens to delay.
This monograph on the basis of a diverse theoretical study of the phenomenon of revolutions is a deep analysis of the events of the last five years in the Middle East, summarizes the results of the previous development of this region, reveals the causes of revolutionary failures, leads the reader to the conclusion that turbulence in the Middle East is the beginning of a new process. who covered the world. This process is called the authors by the reconfiguration of the world system