Abstract
Discontentment over current political, economic and security
situation looms large at a time when a great many Pakistanis face
the hardships of poverty, unemployment and unprecedented
inflation. Those who want to bring about a change in the
situation find hope in the Arab Spring phenomenon in which
millions of people stood up against oppressive dictatorships and
seemed to have taken power in their own hands. This paper
looks at the similarities and dissimilarities between the Arab
countries where uprisings have succeeded in toppling the
regimes and Pakistan. It also analyses the prospects if any of an
uprising in Pakistan.
Maria Syed. (2012) Prospects Of Arab Spring In Pakistan, IPRI Journal, Volume-12, Issue-2.
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