Struggles with inequality have been prominent in the Middle East and North Africa in the
aftermath of the Arab Spring. This paper examines the extent and drivers of inequality of …

Since 2011, tens of new small-scale associative media organisations have sprung up in
different towns and regions of Tunisia. Their proliferation has allowed for new voices to …

This paper attempts to provide additional light on the structure and dynamics of inequality of
opportunity among Tunisian children during the period 2005–2010. The main steps involved …

This article is one of the first to systematically assess the ability of state fragility measures to
predict violent protests and adverse regime changes in countries. We focus on the Arab …

The thesis analyzes the interaction between authoritarian rule, and societal mobilization by
focusing on the two uprisings in Tunisia and Egypt/.../When the Arab spring started in the …

Building on the current literature that increasingly recognizes inequality of opportunity
among children, this paper analyzes to what extent access to basic education and core …

In this study we examine the household and the contextual effects on the individual fertility
decisions in Tunisia. We use the fourth round of the Multiple Indicator Cluster Surveys …

The sensation of deprivation, especially in the early stages of the child's life, is negatively
correlated with the physical and psychological development of households, threatening its …

In order to understand the main drivers of welfare inequality in Egypt and Tunisia, the
present paper presents an Oaxaca-Blinder decomposition approach used to decompose …

There is a large literature on intergenerational social and educational mobility in developed
countries, but the evidence in developing countries is still scant In the current literature …