Abstract:
Global network، as a new social power structure، grants to the Arabic and Egyptian actors a potential action against the patriarchal structure of the Egyptian. In Egypt revolution، people more than anything else، recruited the new facilities that the process of globalization، has founded in human hands. Accordingly، in a globalized world، the main issue is to influence the public opinion، which the principal loop is mass media and global communication. Globalization has created the possibility that the network connection is transformed into a mass movement. In this way، Egypt’s revolution، gains benefits of globalization. In Egypt’s revolution we witnessed how young Arabs acptured the streets of Arab countries. Therefore، the role of new technologies in Egyptian revolution cannot ignore.
Machine summary:
The Impact of Globalization (in the field of information and communications) on the Egyptian Revolution 1 Dr. Enayatollah Yazdani 2 Taleb Ebrahimi Date of Receipt: 2012/08/13 Elaheh Sardari Date of Acceptance: 2012/09/20 3 4 Razieh Safadel Abstract Network globalization, as a new social power structure, has given Arab and Egyptian actors the power and potential to act against the dominant patriarchal Egyptian structure.
com Journal of Islamic World Political Research / Second Year, Issue 3, Autumn 2012 Introduction Today, the expansion of communication and information networks in the world, the permeability of borders, and the exposure of people in different countries to various waves of global propaganda indicate global interconnectedness.
" Official American organizations have shown different reactions to the presence of youth in Arab streets during the Arab Spring and the protests against election results in some Arab countries involved in the revolution, but they all emphasize that networks such as "Facebook," "Google," or "Twitter" played a significant role in this regard, and media and press activists cannot ignore their effects.
Therefore, the January 25 revolution was the result of creativity in using new sources of power in Egyptian society through the application of social networks, such as Facebook, Twitter, and the like.
Therefore, the challenging of Hosni Mubarak's government by Egyptian internet youth confronted not only the Arab world but also many different countries with the reality that a new Facebook world has begun, and this beginning means a fundamental change in the method and type of national and international political management.
In the Egyptian revolution, people, more than anything, made use of the new possibilities that the process of globalization has placed at the disposal of humanity.
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