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Turmoil in Jordan But Regime Change Unlikely
Jan 27, 2011 | 20:19 GMT

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Summary
Jordan, like Egypt and Tunisia, is undergoing an unusually large degree of unrest, sparked by opposition groups motivated primarily by poor economic conditions. Unlike Egypt and Tunisia, however, the nature of the opposition, their grievances, and the relative openness of the Jordanian political system make it unlikely that regime stability will be as threatened.
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