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ID153596
Title ProperSocietal transformation, public opinion and Saudi youth
Other Title Informationviews from an academic elite
LanguageENG
AuthorThompson, Mark C
Summary / Abstract (Note)Saudi socio-politics is being affected by societal transformation; one that is being driven by a potent combination of demographics, improved education, wider access to the Internet and burgeoning new media usage. Whilst Saudi government decision-making remains ‘top-down’, the dynamic within this approach has shifted as the top-down system incorporates a consultation process that includes newly established civil society institutions. Nonetheless, of particular significance in Saudi Arabia is growing public awareness, particularly amongst young educated Saudis, of the need for government accountability, transparency and best-practices.
`In' analytical NoteMiddle Eastern Studies Vol. 53, No.5; Sep 2017: p.834-857
Journal SourceMiddle Eastern Studies 2017-10 53, 5
Key WordsCivil Society ;  Public Opinion ;  Saudi Women ;  Societal Transformation ;  Saudi Youth ;  Academic Elite