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- Arab Spring's Impact on Science through the Lens of Scholarly Attention, Funding, and Migration
Yasaman Asgari, Hongyu Zhou, Ozgur Kadir Ozer, Rezvaneh Rezapour, Mary Ellen Sloane, Alexandre Bovet

"if donald trump is still president a year from now, LA will still be dealing with troops periodically entering public spaces and generally just shitting on everything for a day, and by then it will basically just be a habit for people to screen their social media and groupchats for advance warning of a need to shelter in place until the moment passes. it’s going to get even less effective for them to be here the longer they keep doing it. "

Replaced article(s) found for cs.DL. https://arxiv.org/list/cs.DL/new
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- Arab Spring's Impact on Science through the Lens of Scholarly Attention, Funding, and Migration
Yasaman Asgari, Hongyu Zhou, Ozgur Kadir Ozer, Rezvaneh Rezapour, Mary Ellen Sloane, Alexandre Bovet

Modeling revolutions in networked societies: learning from the Tunisian spring
Daniel Aguilar-Vel\'azquez, Denis Boyer, Robert Boyer
https://arxiv.org/abs/2508.06684 https:/…

Modeling revolutions in networked societies: learning from the Tunisian spring
Economic competition and deregulation have led to a polarization of societies between a small, increasingly powerful elite and a majority of socially excluded individuals, marginalized and unconnected to political representations. This is the breeding ground for protest movements, relayed by local ties and amplified by social networks. Based on the characteristics revealed by socio-economic research into the Arab revolutions of the 2010s, this article proposes a formalization inspired by the th…