Arab citizens know democracy’s not perfect. They want it anyway.
That’s what Arab Barometer finds in its latest wave of surveys across 10 countries in the Middle East and North Africa
Tunisia’s draft constitution solidifies one-man rule
Will Tunisia still be a democracy if the president controls the courts and legislature?
Tunisia’s president just gave himself unprecedented powers. He says he’ll rule by decree.
He’s also planning to amend the constitution and enact new electoral laws.
In Tunisia, more women in office can make all the difference
Electoral gender quotas can improve women’s representation, even in democratizing and authoritarian regimes.
What Tunisia’s historic truth commission accomplished — and what went wrong
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Is protest a safety valve against ISIS in Tunisia?
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Why the prospects for democracy are so much better in Tunisia than Egypt or Libya
The May 2018 municipal elections in Tunisia had many commentators