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This Book Is Concerned With Eu Democracy Promotion Inside Tunisia, The First Arab Signatory Of An Association Agreement With The Eu. Focusing On The Content, Context, Mechanisms, And Outcomes Of Democratization Via Association, The Authors Examine Whether Tunisia's Specific Mode Of Democratization Works In Tandem With Eu Democracy Promotion Objectives, And The Extent To Which Both Adapt Association In A Way That Neither Sabotages Eu Democracy Promotion Nor Undermines Tunisia's Specificity. Drawing On Arabic, English And French Sources, The Book Deploys A Variety Of Methods And Disciplinary Approaches - Discourse Analysis, Interviews, Democratization Theory, Foreign Policy Analysis, Security Studies, Political History, Nationalism And Identity - And Takes An Interpretivist Perspective, Conceiving Of Political Processes As Fluid And Tentative. The First Comprehensive Study Of The Effects Of The Union's Mediterranean Democracy Promotion Strategy On A Single Recipient State, This Book Will Be Relevant To Students Of Middle East Politics, European Foreign Policy, Euro-mediterranean Studies, Democratization Theory, And Euro-arab Relations, This Book Will Also Be Of Great Interest To Researchers, Academics And Policy-makers. Brieg Powel And Larbi Sadiki. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.
This book investigates the effectiveness and complex interplay of European Union democracy promotion strategies within the specific political context of Tunisia. Brieg Powel and Larbi Sadiki utilize an interpretivist framework to analyze how the Association Agreement between the EU and Tunisia functions as a mechanism for political change. By drawing on a diverse range of primary sources in Arabic, English, and French, the authors evaluate whether these external promotion efforts align with or contradict Tunisia's internal democratization processes.
What You Will Find
Experts identify this work as a foundational text for understanding the nuances of Euro-Mediterranean relations and the practical application of democratization theory. Readers frequently note the academic density of the prose and the rigor of the multi-lingual source analysis provided by the authors.
Page Count:
224
Publication Date:
2010-01-01
Publisher:
Routledge
ISBN-10:
0203854985
ISBN-13:
9780203854983
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