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Revolution and authoritarianism in North Africa

Volpi, Frédéric

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This work analyses how the Arab uprisings, the sudden wave of leaderless protests that broke out in 2011, could produce regime change in a region until then characterized by authoritarian resilience. It investigates the factors that shaped the trajectories of the uprisings in four North African countries: Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia and Libya. Using an interactionist perspective, it analyzes the three stages of regime change and authoritarian resilience during this wave of uprisings.

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Revolution and authoritarianism in North Africa

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In: Political Science

Volpi, Frédéric
Volpi, Frédéric

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