Trends in Middle Eastern Politics  

作　　者：Niu Xinchun Li Hongli 

机构地区：[1]Institute of West Asian and African Studies,China Institutes of Contemporary International Relations

出　　处：《Contemporary International Relations》2013年第1期18-36,4,共19页现代国际关系（英文版）

摘　　要：The politics in the Middle East has now entered into a new era from rigid, stagnant and stable period into a vibrant, unrest and conflict stage. This is not only a window of hope but also a thorny road, which can be called "creative destruction." Facing new opportunities and challenges of its policies in the Middle East, China should promote research and discussion in depth.The political unrest in the Middle East and North Africa, which began in early 2011, was a mass resistance movement with endogenous and Arab characteristics. It let loose personal, social and religious powers.＇ These movements were different from those earlier because they did not stem from party politics or ideological struggles, but rather there were spontaneous expressions of public discontent that led to regime changes and pushed political reform. There are many kinds of powers that take hold following these kinds of unrest： some are democratic, some promote extremism, some seek religious freedom, some advocate autonomy, while others fight for independence.

关 键 词：政治 中东 意识形态 阿拉伯 内源性 运动 权力 宗教 

分 类 号：D815.4[政治法律—国际关系]