Conference: Pr. Abdelwahed Mokni: the UGTT, challenges of the present and the near future.
Debate meeting: around the Hatem Nafti’s new book: “Tunisia, towards an authoritarian populism”.
Debate meeting: around the book by M. Hnaien and H. Abdessamad, “Attamarrod wal mataha”.
Tunisian media at the time of exceptional measures: between opportunities for reform and risks of relapse.
Maghreb Center for Strategic Studies, January 15, 2022 The situation of the Tunisian media during the exceptional measures that Tunisia has been going through since the turning point of July 25, 2021 represents an important subject that deserves examination and reflection, not only from the angle related to freedom of the press, but also in […]
Scientific seminar The reform of justice at the time of the state of exception: A risky bet?
Maghreb Center for Strategic Studies CESMA, January 8, 2022 Judicial reform has been one of the main recurring topics in the President’s speech, particularly since the declaration of the state of exception on July 25, 2021, given the central role of the judiciary in guaranteeing equality for everyone and the fight against impunity in all […]
From populism to authoritarianism, back to square one
Virtual Seminar, December 30, 2021 “The sovereign cannot be subject to the law, he is the law.” These words are echoed in the political discourse of a number of key players on the Tunisian scene, but with different formulations compared to those formulated by “Carl Schmitt”, author of “Political Theology”, who launched the concept of […]
Between the Tunisian General Labor Union and President Kais Saied: Cyclical tension or structural crisis?
Virtual seminar Relations between Tunisia’s major trade union, the Tunisian General Labor Union (UGTT), and the President of the Republic have been strained since Kais Saied announced the July 25 proceedings, and especially since the September 22 announcement. The aspects of the crisis as expressed by the anxious declarations of the leaders of the trade […]
Two Years of Kais Saied’s Presidency: An Attempt to Understand
Virtual seminar, Tuesday, October 26, 2021-10-24 Two years have elapsed since Kais Saied assumed the presidency of the Republic in Tunisia, in what was considered an unprecedented electoral phenomenon. If one tries to divide this period into a first period ranging from being elected by universal suffrage with a percentage of approximately three-quarters of the votes […]
Presidential Order 117: Consolidating the coup against the constitution or reversing and reforming the course? What status for rights and freedoms?
Presidential Order No. 117: The Constitutional Crisis and the Possible Scenarios
