Limited statehood in post-revolutionary Tunisia : citizenship, economy and security
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Limited statehood in post-revolutionary Tunisia : citizenship, economy and security
（Reform and transition in the Mediterranean）（Palgrave pivot）
Palgrave Macmillan, c2018
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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Description
This book explores the complexity of the only widely-acclaimed successful democratic transition following the Arab uprisings of 2010-2011 - the Tunisian one. The country's transformation, in terms of state-society relations across several analytical dimensions (citizenship, security, political economy, external relations), is looked at through the prism of statehood and of limited statehood in particular. The author illustrates how the balance of power and the relationship between the state and societal forces have been shaped and reshaped a number of times at key critical junctures by drawing on examples from very different policy arenas. The critical reading of statehood speaks beyond the Tunisian case study as notions of limited statehood can be applied, with different degrees of intensity and in some dimensions more than others, to most political systems in the Middle East and North Africa. Accessible for students, academics and professionals alike, the book illuminates the complexities and challenges of a successful, albeit still fragile, transition.
Table of Contents
Chapter 1: Rethinking statehood in post-2011 Tunisia.- Chapter 2: The 2014 Constitution and citizenship.- Chapter 3: Limited statehood and contentious politics in post-2011 Tunisia.- Chapter 4: Limited statehood and Informal economy in post-2011 Tunisia.- Chapter 5: Limited statehood and security governance in post-2011.- Conclusion.
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