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Seeing Tunisia’s Civil Society During Un-civil Times

Larbi Sadiki
Layla Saleh
Rome, IAI, March 2024, 12 p.
In: IAI Papers 24|08

Can Regional Governance Help Safeguard Guatemala’s Democracy?

Tiziano Breda
Rome, IAI, September 2023, 6 p.
In: IAI Commentaries 23|43

Reframing EU–Tunisia Relations: Democracy, Governance, Migration

Miriam Zenobio
Rome, IAI, September 2023, 7 p.
In: Documenti IAI 23|18

Why El Salvador’s Anti-Crime Measures Cannot (and Should Not) Be Exported

Tiziano Breda
Rome, IAI, March 2023, 5 p.
In: IAI Commentaries 23|16

How Democratic Is the “World’s Largest Democracy”?

Diego Maiorano
Rome, IAI, March 2023, 5 p.
In: IAI Commentaries 23|15

The Existential Value of Ukraine’s Freedom

Nathalie Tocci
Rome, IAI, February 2023, 3 p.
In: IAI Commentaries 23|02

How to Reconcile Borders with the Promotion of a More Open, Integrated and Democratic World?

Simone Martuscelli
Rome, IAI, November 2022, 4 p.
In: IAI Commentaries 22|51

Transitional Justice: Lessons from Tunisia’s Aborted Transition

Akram Ezzamouri
Rome, IAI, July 2022, 6 p.
In: IAI Commentaries 22|34

Beyond the “End of History”: Nationalism, Liberalism and the War in Ukraine

Hadas Aron
Emily Holland
Rome, IAI, May 2022, 6 p.
In: IAI Commentaries 22|22

Decolonising (Knowledge on) Euro–Mediterranean Relations

Daniela Huber
Lorenzo Kamel
Rome, Nuova Cultura, January 2022, 91 p.
In: IAI Research Studies 7

Art and Politics. The Streets of Rome

Eleonora Poli
Rome, Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation and Istituto Affari Internazionali (IAI), 2021, 66 p.
In: Altri paper e articoli

Covid-19 and the erosion of politics in Italy

Eleonora Poli
in Sophia Russack (ed.), The effect of Covid on EU democracies, EPIN Report, 30 April 2021, p. 22-23
In: Other papers and articles