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	ART : 26896 : Not available for external loan
	Losing support to democracy: political socialization, popular conceptualizations, and the formation of political grievances among marginalized youth in Tunisia
	English
	20231227
	Taylor and Francis
	Rennick, Sarah Anne
	Tunisia \| transition to democracy effectiveness \| attitude to democracy \| youth \| authoritarianism \| politics \| political socialisation \| democracy promotion effectiveness \| Tunisians, young adult
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	Mediterranean politics ; doi: 10.1080/13629395.2023.2297119

	ART : 26820 : Not available for external loan
	Elite polarization and democratic backsliding in Tunisia: tracing agency-driven mechanisms
	English
	20231203
	Taylor and Francis
	Rivera-Escartin, Adrià
	transition to democracy effectiveness \| risk factors \| politics \| conflict \| political parties' role \| interinstitutional relations \| legitimacy \| Parti Destourien Libre (PDL) \| process and outcome assessment \| authoritarianism \| Tunisia
	Democratization ; doi: 10.1080/13510347.2023.2284873

	ART : 31783 : Not available for external loan
	Clouds with silver linings : how mobilization shapes the impact of coups on democratization
	English
	20231200
	Sage
	Dahl, Marianne \| Gleditsch, Kristian Skrede
	universal \| transition to democracy effectiveness \| coup d'etat effects \| repression \| authoritarianism \| political mobilisation \| social change \| reform \| global survey \| politics
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	European journal of international relations ; vol. 29, no. 4

	ART : 32988 : Not available for external loan
	A phenomenological study on the reintegrating experiences of prison torture survivors into the community in Gondar, Ethiopia
	English
	20231121
	Sage
	Sharew, Adebababy \| Bihonegn, Adugna Abebe \| Teater, Barbra \| Hassen, Seid
	prisoner reintegration effectiveness \| former prisoners, male \| community integration effectiveness \| torture victims, male \| developing countries \| phenomenology \| criminal behaviour \| sleep disorders \| paralysis \| social effects of torture \| vision disorders \| infertility, male \| physical effects of torture \| community attitude \| social support \| attitude to prisoners \| living conditions \| torture effects \| credibility assessment \| transition to democracy \| former political detainees, male \| community-based interventions \| psychosocial interventions \| Ethiopia
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	Prison journal ; doi: 10.1177/00328855231212480

	ART : 32327 : Not available for external loan
	Tunisian democratisation : dashed hopes between 2010 and 2022
	English
	20231100
	Taylor and Francis
	Khaddar, M. Moncef
	Tunisia \| transition to democracy effectiveness \| authoritarianism \| politics \| economic conditions \| political conditions \| revolutions \| state (political entity) \| legal subjects \| attitude to democracy \| public opinion
	Journal of North African studies ; vol. 28, no. 6

	ART : 32990 : Not available for external loan
	Participation, development, and accountability : a survey experiment on democratic decision-making in Kenya
	English
	20231100
	Cambridge University Press
	Touchton, Michael \| Wampler, Brian
	Kenya \| accountability effectiveness \| developing countries \| democracy promotion effectiveness \| civil society's role \| local government \| political participation \| development policy \| community-institutional relations
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	American political science review ; vol. 117, no. 4

	ART : 32040 : Not available for external loan
	Great for constitution writing but an obstacle to democratic consolidation : the ephemeral value of the Hare Quota formula in Tunisia's parliamentary elections
	English
	20231100
	Taylor and Francis
	Martin, Alexander P. \| Carey, John M.
	Tunisia \| political representation \| accountability \| government \| coallitions \| political parties \| transition to democracy \| electoral systems
	Representation: journal of representative democracy ; vol. 59, no. 4