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The role and impact of social media on Arab networks on Arab Spring: a case study on the Egyptian Revolution
The wide spread of social media allows undisciplined groups to share and communicate quickly at a reduced cost so that they can easily form collective actions. Thus, electronic revolutions begin worldwide as all people for the first time in history are politically conscious and interactive. This stu...
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AUC Knowledge Fountain
2012
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