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Salafism, liberalism, and democratic learning in Tunisia

Francesco CavatortaDepartment of Political Science, Université Laval, Pavillon Charles-De Koninck
1030, avenue des Sciences-Humaines, local 4419, Québec, CanadaG1V 0A6Correspondence[email protected]
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Pages 770-783 | Published online: 12 Sep 2015

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Bosco Govantes & Miguel Hernando de Larramendi. (2023) The Tunisian transition: a winding road to democracy. The Journal of North African Studies 28:2, pages 419-453.
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Giulia Cimini. (2021) Learning mechanisms within an Islamist party: Tunisia’s Ennahda Movement between domestic and regional balances. Contemporary Politics 27:2, pages 160-179.
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Théo Blanc. (2020) Opportunity, ideology, and Salafi pathways of political activism in Tunisia. Third World Thematics: A TWQ Journal 5:3-6, pages 276-295.
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Alessandra Bonci. (2020) Salafi fuel for ISIS tanks? The ideological relationship between Salafism and the Islamic State. Mediterranean Politics 25:4, pages 522-551.
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Pietro Marzo. (2019) Critical junctures, path dependence and Al-Nahda's contribution to the Tunisian transition to democracy. The Journal of North African Studies 24:6, pages 914-934.
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Emmanuel Karagiannis. (2019) The rise of electoral Salafism in Egypt and Tunisia: the use of democracy as a master frame. The Journal of North African Studies 24:2, pages 207-225.
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