The Arab Spring’s influence on the Maghreb has been piecemeal and partial. In Tunisia, the Ben Ali regime was overthrown in a fortnight enabling the country to redraft its constitution and hold multi-party elections. ... more abstract
Middle East Studies, North Africa Studies, Mediterranean Studies, Maghreb studies, Arab Spring (Arab Revolts), and 1 more
As Abdelaziz Bouteflika begins his fourth term as Algeria’s president, questions persist over his regime’s survival. Why has it endured while those of Tunisia’s Ben Ali and Libya’s Qaddafi have not? What has Bouteflik... more abstract
Comparative Politics, Morocco, Democracy, Maghreb studies, Libya, and 4 more
The Arab Spring’s influence on the Maghreb has been piecemeal and partial. In Tunisia, the Ben Ali regime was overthrown in a fortnight enabling the country to redraft its constitution and hold multi-party elections. ... more abstract
Middle East Studies, North Africa Studies, Mediterranean Studies, Maghreb studies, Arab Spring (Arab Revolts), and 1 more
As Abdelaziz Bouteflika begins his fourth term as Algeria’s president, questions persist over his regime’s survival. Why has it endured while those of Tunisia’s Ben Ali and Libya’s Qaddafi have not? What has Bouteflik... more abstract
Comparative Politics, Morocco, Democracy, Maghreb studies, Libya, and 4 more
