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ID191893
Title ProperDemocratic Culture Theory in Tunisia
LanguageENG
AuthorRidge, Hannah M
Summary / Abstract (Note)For a decade, Tunisia was identified as a democratic enclave in a non-democratic region. This article examines public opinion in Tunisia in the context of democratic culture theory. Using a 2021 survey study and cluster analysis it finds that support for electoral democracy is separable from support for liberal values. There are liberal democrat and liberal non-democrat populations. Overall, the democratic culture outstrips the support for democratic elections.
`In' analytical NoteJournal of Middle East and Africa Vol. 14, No.1; Jan-Mar 2023: p.69-85
Journal SourceJournal of Middle East and Africa Vol: 14 No 1
Key WordsHuman Rights ;  Public Opinion ;  Women ;  Rule of Law ;  Religious Freedom ;  Survey ;  Tunisia ;  Democrac


 
 
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