The domino-effect of the popular uprisings in Tunisia, ten years ago, was not only an awakening for the Arab region. As the first true mass action in the digital era, the events led citizens around the world to reassess the power of mobilization and protest. The Arab Spring rerouted business opportunities and reshaped foreign policy strategies.
The same communities that sparked this worldwide transformation, however, have yet to taste the pickings of change.
The March issue of CDpro looks at the historic impact of the Arab Spring and the horizon that gives it meaning.
