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Loyalty and Defection: Misunderstanding Civil-Military Relations in Tunisia During the ‘Arab Spring’

Alejandro PachonCarleton University, Ottawa, CanadaView further author information
Pages 508-531 | Published online: 16 Apr 2014

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Risa Brooks. (2024) Beyond Defection: Explaining the Tunisian and Egyptian militaries’ divergent roles in the Arab Spring. Journal of Strategic Studies 47:2, pages 288-315.
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Holger Albrecht, Dina Bishara, Michael Bufano & Kevin Koehler. (2023) Popular support for military intervention and anti-establishment alternatives in Tunisia: Appraising outsider eclecticism. Mediterranean Politics 28:3, pages 492-516.
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Holger Albrecht. (2020) Diversionary Peace: International Peacekeeping and Domestic Civil-Military Relations. International Peacekeeping 27:4, pages 586-616.
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Marc R. DeVore & Armin Stähli. (2020) Anarchy’s anatomy: Two-tiered security systems and Libya’s civil wars. Journal of Strategic Studies 43:3, pages 392-420.
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Amy Austin Holmes & Kevin Koehler. (2020) Myths of military defection in Egypt and Tunisia. Mediterranean Politics 25:1, pages 45-70.
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Bilel Kchouk & Aaida Mamuji. (2019) Regime change and elite behaviour: the case of the 2010–2011 Tunisian uprisings. The Journal of North African Studies 24:6, pages 896-913.
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. (2014) From the Editors. Journal of Strategic Studies 37:4, pages 477-481.
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Risa Brooks & David Pion-Berlin. (2022) Slow Rolls, Shoulder-Taps, and Coups: Building a Research Program in Military Dissent Across Regime Types. Journal of Global Security Studies 7:4.
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Holger Albrecht, Michael Bufano & Kevin Koehler. (2021) Role Model or Role Expansion? Popular Perceptions of the Military in Tunisia. Political Research Quarterly 75:2, pages 321-337.
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Hicham Bou Nassif. 2020. Endgames. Endgames.
Christoph Dworschak. (2020) Jumping on the Bandwagon: Differentiation and Security Defection during Conflict. Journal of Conflict Resolution 64:7-8, pages 1335-1357.
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Sharan Grewal. (2019) Military Defection During Localized Protests: The Case of Tataouine. International Studies Quarterly 63:2, pages 259-269.
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Kevin Koehler. (2016) Political militaries in popular uprisings: A comparative perspective on the Arab Spring. International Political Science Review 38:3, pages 363-377.
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Jean-Baptiste Gallopin. (2019) Conditional Choice and Collective Dynamics of Historical Change in the Tunisian Revolution (2010 - 2014). SSRN Electronic Journal.
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