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Seven Years Later Tunisia's Ballooning Civil Volume 14 - Number 1 December 2017 – January 2018 £4 TTHISHIS ISSUEISSUE: TTUNISIAUNISIA ● TTunisia:unisia: sseveneven yearsyears laterlater ● TTunisia’sunisia’s ballooningballooning civilcivil ssocietyociety ● LLiteratureiterature unchainedunchained ● TThehe cculturalultural eenvironmentnvironment inin post-2011post-2011 TunisiaTunisia ● AAuthoritarianuthoritarian rrevivalevival andand eliteelite reconfireconfi gurationguration inin TunisiaTunisia ● AAl-Nahdal-Nahda ● WWomen’somen’s rightsrights inin TunisiaTunisia sincesince thethe 22011011 uprisingsuprisings ● RReformingeforming Tunisia’sTunisia’s informalinformal economyeconomy ● PPhotohoto ccompetitionompetition resultsresults ● PPLUSLUS RReviewseviews andand eventsevents inin LondonLondon Volume 14 - Number 1 December 2017 – January 2018 £4 TTHISHIS ISSUEISSUE: TTUNISIAUNISIA ● TTunisia:unisia: sseveneven yyearsears llaterater ● TTunisia’sunisia’s bballooningallooning ccivilivil ssocietyociety ● LLiteratureiterature uunchainednchained ● TThehe cculturalultural eenvironmentnvironment iinn ppost-2011ost-2011 TTunisiaunisia ● AAuthoritarianuthoritarian rrevivalevival aandnd eelitelite reconfireconfi ggurationuration inin TunisiaTunisia ● AAl-Nahdal-Nahda ● WWomen’somen’s rrightsights iinn TTunisiaunisia ssinceince tthehe 22011011 uuprisingsprisings ● RReformingeforming Tunisia’sTunisia’s iinformalnformal eeconomyconomy ● PPhotohoto ccompetitionompetition rresultsesults ● PPLUSLUS RReviewseviews aandnd eeventsvents iinn LLondonondon Nja Mahdaoui, Graphemes on Arches II, 2011. 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ISSN 1743-7598 Contents 4 16 EDITORIAL Womens rights in Tunisia since the 2011 uprisings 5 Zoe Petkanas INSIGHT LMEI Board of Trustees Tunisia: seven years later 18 Baroness Valerie Amos (Chair) George Joff é Legacies of neglect: reforming Director, SOAS Tunisia’s informal economy Professor Stephen Hopgood, SOAS 7 Max Gallien Dr Dina Matar, SOAS Dr Hanan Morsy TUNISIA European Bank for Reconstruction and Development Tunisia’s ballooning civil 20 Professor Scott Redford, SOAS society Photo competition results Dr Barbara Zollner Mohamed-Salah Omri Birkbeck College 22 9 BOOKS IN BRIEF Literature unchained Mohamed-Salah Omri 24 LMEI Advisory Council IN MEMORIAM 10 Javad Golmohammadi Lady Barbara Judge (Chair) Professor Muhammad A. S. Abdel Haleem Th e cultural environment in H E Khalid Al-Duwaisan GVCO post-2011 Tunisia Ambassador, Embassy of the State of Kuwait Nathanael Mannone 25 Mrs Haifa Al Kaylani Arab International Women’s Forum EVENTS IN LONDON Dr Khalid Bin Mohammed Al Khalifa President, University College of Bahrain 12 Professor Tony Allan Beyond the ‘Revolution’: King’s College and SOAS Dr Alanoud Alsharekh authoritarian revival and elite Senior Fellow for Regional Politics, IISS reconfi guration in Tunisia Mr Farad Azima NetScientifi c Plc Anne Wolf Dr Noel Brehony MENAS Associates Ltd. 14 Professor Magdy Ishak Hanna British Egyptian Society Al-Nahda: from preaching Mr Paul Smith Chairman, Eversheds International circles to politics Rory McCarthy December 2017 – January 2018 The Middle East in London 3 EEDITORIALDITORIAL © Khaled Abdelmoumen, Flickr: Tunisian Revolution one year comm Tunisian Abdelmoumen, Flickr: © Khaled emoration, CC BY 2.0 emoration, CC BY DDearear RReadereader Graffi ti seen during the 2011 Revolution in Tunisia. Photograph by Khaled Abdelmoumen George Joff é, MEL Editorial Board n December 17, 2010, Tunisia in his discussion of the role played by the now play a key role despite attempts by the became the forerunner and the Union Générale des Travailleurs Tunisiens. president and Nidaa Tounes to dominate Obeacon of the Arab Awakening He then looks at the rebirth of Tunisia’s the gender agenda. with the self-immolation of Mohamed literary scene and the emergence of the Max Gallien addresses the crucial Bouazizi in Sidi Bouzid and the dethroning novel in dialectical, as opposed to literary, role played by the informal sector of the of the Tunisian president, Zine El-Abidine Arabic. Th is is a theme also addressed by economy which now employs 60 per Ben Ali 28 days later. Today, seven Nathanael Mannone in his discussion of cent of working men and 83 per cent years later, Tunisia is the sole example Tunisia’s post-2011 cultural environment of working women under the age of remaining of the hopes and aspirations where he highlights the tensions that exist forty, particularly in the impoverished engendered by those events. Th is edition between state and author. south of the country, and produces more of Th e Middle East in London on Tunisia Anne Wolf describes the frustrations than one third of the country’s GDP. Its comes, therefore, at a particularly of the secular political scene and the continued dominance within the economy apposite moment in the evolution of the danger that the crisis within Nidaa is a measure of the failure of the formal political and security architecture of the Tounes – the dominant party in the economy to respond to the economic crisis region where early aspirations for radical ruling coalition – and its predilection that followed the events of 2011 and of the liberalisation have been rolled back for politicians and political actors from key role that it will play in the future. It is in Egypt, Libya, Yemen and Syria and Tunisia’s authoritarian past represents for a feature that highlights the combination frustrated in Algeria, Morocco, Jordan and the liberalisation achieved in 2011. Rory of hope and despair that characterises the Gulf. McCarthy identifi es the role and ambitions Tunisia today and tells us much about In Insight, I provide an overview of the of Tunisia’s powerful religious movements, the immense diffi culty of achieving real current political and economic situation in particularly of al-Nahda and chronicles revolutionary change in a hostile world. Tunisia, concluding that Tunisia’s political, its transformation into a national Lastly, in this
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