The Making Of The Tunisian Revolution
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- Fadhel Kaboub, 2007. "ELR-led Economic Development: A Plan for Tunisia," Economics Working Paper Archive wp_499, Levy Economics Institute.
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Tunisia; revolution; social contract; neoliberalism; political Islam; inequality; unemployment; corruption;All these keywords.
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