Sixty years after laying the foundations of higher education in Tunisia, the country has yielded good results on a quantitative level. However, the outcomes remain unstable on the qualitative level,...
The “game” exposes the political power’s endeavours to control, survey, subjugate, and whitewash. In a way, football is a mirror that reflects the country’s illnesses (dictatorship, classism, regionalism, and corruption)...
How do we explain Tunisian female workers joining fields of work that have long been socially categorized as “manly”, as is the case with manufacturing wires for cars and heavy...
Land is an authoritarian source of rent. It has a market exchange value and is one of the means of practicing control and hegemony. Nevertheless, land is much more than...
In addition to the effects of neoliberal policies in Tunisia, corruption has hit the agricultural sector hard, as fertile lands were granted to those close to the regime, and the...
There is a rapport between informal labour and the marginalization and impoverishment of women farmers in Tunisia’s rural areas… And it is likely that this is the case elsewhere as...
