Academic Year 2013-2014

Event Title

Good and Evil in the Arab Spring

Location

Alvin Sherman Library, Second Floor Gallery

Start Date

17-10-2013 12:00 PM

End Date

17-10-2013 1:00 PM

Disciplines

International Relations | Near and Middle Eastern Studies

Description

This lecture will challenge the belief that the Arab Spring uprisings and associated changes represent good against the evil of the overthrown regimes. There are elements of evil among the forces for change and their allies, and elements of good and evil among the countries offering support for the regime changes. There are arguably some small sparks of good among the regime forces that we may overlook. Thus, this talk argues we should not view the events of the Arab Spring as entirely black or white.

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Oct 17th, 12:00 PM Oct 17th, 1:00 PM

Good and Evil in the Arab Spring

Alvin Sherman Library, Second Floor Gallery

This lecture will challenge the belief that the Arab Spring uprisings and associated changes represent good against the evil of the overthrown regimes. There are elements of evil among the forces for change and their allies, and elements of good and evil among the countries offering support for the regime changes. There are arguably some small sparks of good among the regime forces that we may overlook. Thus, this talk argues we should not view the events of the Arab Spring as entirely black or white.