Tunisia’s Democracy is under Challenge, but not under Threat

Analysts Hager Ali and Ameni Mehrez insist that recent developments in Tunisia are more a testament to democratic resilience than failure.

ECPR General Conference 2022, University of Innsbruck, Innsbruck Organisation: European Consortium for Political Research Hager Ali (Vortragende:r)

A blog article’s accessible shorter format, potential reach beyond academia, and swift turnaround time makes blogging an important part of a contemporary scholar’s research profile. You will hear from our editors, along with recurrent contributors Hager Ali and Ruairidh Brown, about what it takes to craft a great submission.

La Tunisie est devenu un important pays de départ vers l'Europe. Les migrants subsahariens y devenus les boucs émissaires des problèmes économiques du pays.

Tunisia’s politial system suffers from problems with governability and proportionality. Electoral reforms were undertaken in 2014, 2017, and 2019, but they were unable to diffuse either of these issues. This paper analyses who stands to gain from previous electoral reform, and why they failed to improve governability and proportionality.

Analysts Hager Ali and Ameni Mehrez insist that recent developments in Tunisia are more a testament to democratic resilience than failure.

ECPR General Conference 2022, University of Innsbruck, Innsbruck Organisation: European Consortium for Political Research Hager Ali (Vortragende:r)

A blog article’s accessible shorter format, potential reach beyond academia, and swift turnaround time makes blogging an important part of a contemporary scholar’s research profile. You will hear from our editors, along with recurrent contributors Hager Ali and Ruairidh Brown, about what it takes to craft a great submission.