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This paper provides an analytical discussion on the recent Arab revolutions and their possible effects on the political reconstruction of the Middle East region. The study starts with a brief history and background of the revolutions, talking about international and domestic conditions giving rise to these revolutions. Then both general and specific demands of the public rebelling are addressed in detail. Possible scenarios with respect to the future political reconstruction of the rebelling countries, as well as the Middle East region as a whole, are also discussed in concluding the study. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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