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Back to the Future. The Economic Origins of the Tunisian Revolution

Whilst often mentioned and sometimes hammered out, the “economic origins” of the revolution have mostly been ignored. Why is that so? The article attempts to explain this surprising oversight. The emphasis on what was at stake with “the democratic ground rules” has perniciously diverted attention away from the daily economic struggles and their (lack of) regulations as well as the political contradictions they entail. yet, with the end of the “single window approach” of the Democratic Constitutional Rally (Ben Ali’s all-pervasive party), the question of welfare protection and the various shocks it has received remains acute.

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Référence électonique : Amin ALLAL, "Back to the Future. The Economic Origins of the Tunisian Revolution", Pouvoirs, revue française d’études constitutionnelles et politiques, n°156, 156 - La Tunisie, p.17-29 . Consulté le 2023-06-02 17:03:24 . URL : https://revue-pouvoirs.fr/Back-to-the-Future-The-Economic.html