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Podcast Reviews Tunisia’s Path From Dictatorship To Democracy

September 15, 2018 by DC Editors Leave a Comment

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Tunisia’s Path From Dictatorship to Democracy

Check out this new Middle East Focus podcast from the Middle East Institute. Middle East Focus is a “weekly podcast featuring talk and analysis on U.S. foreign policy, contemporary political and social issues in the Middle East, and the arts and culture of region”. Take a look below at the podcast described as:

Tunisia, where the Arab uprisings began seven years ago, continues to face many difficulties in its transition on the economic, political and security fronts. Emir Sfaxi, a Tunisian public policy consultant and Fulbright scholar, and Bill Lawrence, professor of political science and international affairs at the George Washington University’s Elliott School of International Affairs, join host Paul Salem to discuss the country’s trajectory.

The podcast a fresh look at isolated Tunisia’s path from dictatorship and into a much more complicated future. The video is about 23 minutes. Take a look:

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Filed Under: International Democracy Tagged With: Africa, Arab Spring, Tunisia

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