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تونزي تيليغراف
Tunisia's Post-2011 Path Explored
The book "Social Movements and Democratic Transformation in North Africa (1912-2024)" by researcher Mouhyi Najdi offers a comprehensive analysis of the history of social movements in the Maghreb, with a particular focus on the Tunisian experience. The book explains that the role of social movements in driving political and social change is not linear; rather, it is influenced by the economic, political, and cultural circumstances of each country. It also highlights the contributions of movements advocating for women, youth, Islamists, human rights activists, and Amazigh identities. The author emphasizes that the continuation of these movements is linked to challenges such as social inequalities and uneven development. Ultimately, the book concludes that the success of democratic transition depends on the interaction of internal factors with the regional and international environment, and that social movements continue to play a key role in demanding justice, development, and civil rights.
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