Tunisia: Understanding Conflict 2012 - Johns Hopkins School of ...
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• After the <strong>Tunisia</strong>n Vote: Analyzing the First Elections <strong>of</strong> the Arab Spring,<br />
New America Foundation, 28 October 2011, POMED panel with<br />
o Daniel Brumberg, Senior Adviser at the Center for <strong>Conflict</strong> Analysis and<br />
Prevention, United States Institute <strong>of</strong> Peace<br />
o Leila Hilal, Co-Director, New America Foundation Middle East Task<br />
Force<br />
o Stephen McInerney, Executive Director, POMED<br />
o Steve Coll, President, New America Foundation<br />
• Hatem Bourial, author, journalist, TV personality, and democracy activist,<br />
American <strong>Tunisia</strong>n Association and SAIS <strong>Conflict</strong> Management Program, SAIS,<br />
7 November 2011. Towards Democracy - Who are the new actors in <strong>Tunisia</strong>n<br />
political life? What are the new challenges after the first free elections? What<br />
are the next milestones in the roadmap leading <strong>Tunisia</strong> towards democracy?<br />
• Jose Gijon, Senior Economist, Middle East and Central Asia Department,<br />
International Monetary Fund, SAIS, 9 November 2011<br />
• Chema Gargouri, manager and major shareholder <strong>of</strong> the Centre for Applied<br />
Training (CAT), American <strong>Tunisia</strong>n Association and SAIS <strong>Conflict</strong> Management<br />
Program, SAIS, 14 November 2011. Role <strong>of</strong> Civil Society Organizations in<br />
Sustaining <strong>Tunisia</strong>’s Transition Towards Democracy<br />
• Radwan Masmoudi, Founder and President <strong>of</strong> the Center <strong>of</strong> the Study <strong>of</strong> Islam<br />
& Democracy (CSID), American <strong>Tunisia</strong>n Association and SAIS <strong>Conflict</strong><br />
Management Program, SAIS, 16 November 2011. Islam and Democracy - The<br />
election <strong>of</strong> members <strong>of</strong> the Constituent Assembly in <strong>Tunisia</strong> has brought<br />
declared Islamists into <strong>of</strong>ficial <strong>Tunisia</strong>n institutions for the first time. What<br />
does this mean for the future <strong>of</strong> the political system? What do <strong>Tunisia</strong>n<br />
Muslims want and what do Islamist parties promise?<br />
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