9 articles

• Tunisia’s Difficult Transition: Will There Be Light at the End of the Tunnel?

  15 January 2021, by Messaoud ROMDHANI

  On the 10th anniversary of the Tunisian revolution, Messaoud Romdhani returns here to the causes and political obstacles which, a decade later, prevent Tunisia from achieving its much hoped for and much discussed democratic transition, particularly on the economic and social levels.

• Revisiting China’s State-Society Relations against the Backdrop of Jasmine Revolution:

  25 March 2013, by CHEN Po- Chi, HUNG Chin- Fu, Taiwan Democracy Quaterly, 台灣民主季刊, 洪 敬富, 陳 柏奇

  The Jasmine revolution resulting from North Africa and the Middle East has triggered a new (...)

• On the concatenation of the Arab world

  7 June 2012, by ANDERSON Perry, New Left Review (NLR)

  In an editorial to the issue #68 of the New Left Review dedicated to the Arab springs, Perry (...)

• The Egyptian workers’ movement and the 25 January Revolution

  8 March 2012

  The author analyzes the role of workers’ struggles and strikes in the revolutionary process (...)

• The 2011 uprisings in the Arab Middle East: political change and geopolitical implications

  8 March 2012

  Katerina Dalacoura aborde les révolutions et les soulèvements des pays du monde arabe dans une (...)