Publication
Feb 2016
This historical piece highlights how from 2011-2014 Tunisia, unlike other Arab Spring nations, used innovative political-legislative mechanisms to create an inclusive, consensus-based constitution. The text’s author also wonders whether deploying these mechanisms, instead of more traditional power-sharing ones, might be preferable in other scenarios or contexts.
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Author | Christopher Thornton |
Series | HD Centre Publications |
Publisher | Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue (HD Centre) |
Copyright | © 2016 Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue |