The Effect of New Communication Networks on the Formation of Political Movements (A Case Study of Tunisia, Egypt and Libya)

The recent socio-political crises in some Arab countries continue to take on new aspects. The importance of these changes and their distinctive nature, both in terms of their emergence and their continuation, compared to the movements and revolutions of the past, has led to the development of various viewpoints and analyses as to why and how they occurred. One of the most important questions which social and political theoreticians encounter is concerned with the reasons for their occurrence.