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Tunisian Push for Democracy: Successes, Failures, and Lessons
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Title:
Tunisian Push for Democracy: Successes, Failures, and Lessons
Author:
Russell, Peter
Subjects:
Arts, Humanities and social sciences
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Democratic transition arab spring Tunisia
Description:
This report is the summation of research in Tunisia during the summer of 2011, just after the Jasmine Revolution of January. It seeks to identify the causal factors that have hindered or helped the success of the transition process, and to orient them in the wider literature on democratic transitions, as well as provide further ideas for research regarding the Arab Spring. Initially, the Tunisian political process suffered extensively from problems determined by the structure of the previous regime, such as elite polarization, crises of legitimacy, and popular mistrust/disillusionment. Recently, however, Tunisian society has taken steps in overcoming these problems, adapting quicker than most literature predicts. The recent trends may suggest that a diffusion of political experience, enabled by international connections and social media, may have played an important role in contributing to the success of democratic transition int Tunisia. Part of: Student Research and Creative Works -- University of Puget Sound -- Summer Research
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2011
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