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Summary
The paper analyzes Tunisia’s decentralization efforts post-2011, revealing how political conflicts, especially between central parties, obstructed local governance reforms. It argues that the focus on the normative legal frameworks missed deeper political issues, ultimately leading to recentralization of the political system under President Saied, under the guise of maintaining national unity and control.


Date
1 October 2024

Link to Paper
https://www.lugarit.com/commentary/commentary-decentralization-or-recentralization-tunisia-governance-shifts 

Link to Audio Paper 
https://soundcloud.com/lugarit/between-the-normative-and-the-political-a-study-on-the-decentralization-experience-in-tunisia


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A Conversation About Decentralization in Tunisia (Youth Edition)

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