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| Tunisian democratisation : dashed hopes between 2010 and 2022 | |
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| A tale of two exceptions : everyday politics of democratic backsliding in Tunisia | |
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| Language, power and identity : discursive construction of post-Revolution national identity in Tunisia | |
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| Co-partisanship with mayors, institutional performance and citizen trust in local governance institutions : evidence from Tunisia | |
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| Transitional justice as repression and resistance : practices in the Arab world | |
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| The intensifying effects of polarised populisms : opposed Islamist and Bourguibist discourses in post-revolutionary Tunisia | |
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| 'How I learned to stop worrying and love autocracy' : Kais Saied’s 'constitutional self-coup' in Tunisia | |
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