Prevratnički potencijal i pozicija masovnih medija tokom Arapskog proleća – slučaj Tunisa, Egipta i Sirije

Lazar Stojanović

doi:10.5937/socpreg59-51078

Lazar D. Stojanović Univerzitet u Beogradu, Fakultet bezbednosti, Beograd (Srbija) https://orcid.org/0009-0009-4777-7152

DOI: https://doi.org/10.5937/socpreg59-51078

Ključne reči: Arapsko proleće, prevrat, mediji, bezbednost

Sažetak

Serija demonstracija na prostoru arapskih zemalja označena je sintagmom Arapsko proleće. Na masovnost građanskog okupljanja i krajnji epilog umnogome su uticala sredstva masovne komunikacije, sa dominantnom pozicijom društvenih mreža. U korenu sukoba nalazili su se socijalni problemi u ovom delu sveta i duboko ukorenjeni režimi sa velikom količinom moći. Krajnji cilj ovog vida građanske neposlušnosti bio je usmeren ka promenama vlasti. U ovom radu akcenat stavljamo na države u kojima je došlo do prevrata, Tunis i Egipat, ali i na Siriju, kao državu sa značajnim nemirima i tvrdom reakcijom snaga bezbednosti, analizirajući kontekst nastajanja nemira, tok događaja i krajnji epilog.

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