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After independence from France in 1956, the Republic of Tunisia engaged in significant reforms to create a modern state under the rule of a political class led by the first president, Habib Bourguiba. Since then, Tunisia has seen two major political…
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Tunisia ranks eighth in Africa and 56th in the world according to the World Justice Project's Rule of Law Index (2020). Based on primary data, this index measures each country's performance on the rule of law across eight factors: constraints on gov…
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Tunisia recently celebrated the 10th anniversary of the revolution that put an end to the old Beninese regime and defined the principles of the Second Republic. With economic growth and social justice as its main grievances, the Tunisian revolution…
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On Sunday 25 July, the President of the Tunisian Republic declared the suspension of the Assembly of People's Representatives (ARP), the resignation of the head of government and the lifting of parliamentary immunity. These measures follow the six-m…
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Although the manufacturing sector is known to have a unique role in structural transformation, the industries without smokestacks (IWOSS) that include tradable services, and that concern in Tunisia mainly IT, tourism, transport, trade, and financial…
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Tunisia has been a model of successful democratic transition in the Arab world since its revolution in 2011. While Libya, Yemen, and Syria have descended into civil war, Egypt and Bahrain into repression and authoritarianism, Tunisia is the only Ar…
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This report analyses Tunisia’s most likely Current Path development trajectory post COVID-19, and the impact of three alternative scenarios. The Growth-led scenario simulates a future where Tunisia pursues economic growth at all costs. The Leapfro…
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Within the international development and human rights communities, awareness of the use of conflict-related sexual violence (CRSV) as a tool of war has grown significantly over the past two decades. Truth commissions have emerged as a key response t…
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According to the Afrobarometer survey conducted in 2020, Tunisians prefer protectionism to free trade, to protect Tunisian producers and companies from foreign competition. However, the majority of Tunisians support foreign direct investments, perha…
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Although Tunisia has developed its higher education to move up the value chain, its economy has not been able to grow beyond low-skilled and low-wage activities. As a result, the newly unemployed have been mainly young and well-educated people, refl…
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