The Economic, Social and Political Effect on Political Protest in Ma'an
Hasan A. Ayed, Dept. Information & Strategical Studies, Al-Hussein Bin Talal University, Ma'an, Jordan.
Abstract
This study explores the impact of economic, social, and political effect on political protest in the city of Ma'an. It mainly emphasizes the effects of sex, career, academic qualification, income, and marital status on the political protest through the study of a Random Sample from the city of Ma'an.
The SSPS package was employed as a software tool to analyze the results of the study using average, standard deviation and the T-test.
The Main results of the study showed that the effect of the economic factory on the political protest in Ma'an is due to the raising costs of living. As a conclusion, the study recommended to improve the economic situation of the people of Ma'an and recommended to conduct an anthropological study to specify the reasons behind the recurrence of this phenomenon.