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The spread of radical ideas among workers, the middle class, and intellectuals mirrored the growing integration of Arab societies into a globalized economy from the nineteenth century onwards. In contrast, the radical left recruited followers from all sectors of Arab societies, especially from religious and ethnical minorities as well as members of foreign nationalities. In spite of the political differences, communists throughout history formed part-time alliances with nationalist, Islamists and authoritarian states, often with detrimental results.
Moreover, the rigid structures of communist parties did not favour internal democracy. After , the communist movement lost influence and many former supporters moved onwards to liberal or Islamist ideas, as part of an often bitter learning process. The remaining as well as newly emerging leftist groups are experimenting with new forms of organisation, mobilisation, action, and ideological mixture.
A higher sensibility for questions of citizenship rights is characteristic for the post-Communist left. Related topics: 1. Felistas R Zi , Ashton Murwira. The Arab region experienced minor to serious revolts from 18 December This study sought to establish whether the causes of revolutions identified by Karl Marx are consistent with what prevails in contemporary politics.
