Name: Unemployment and Resistance in Tunisia: The Democracy-Security Nexus (en Inglés)
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Author: Han Saerom
ISBN: 9781399507080

portada Unemployment and Resistance in Tunisia: The Democracy-Security Nexus (en Inglés)

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Libro Físico

Editorial

Edinburgh Univ Pr

Autor

Han Saerom

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Inglés

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Tapa Dura

ISBN13

9781399507080

Unemployment and Resistance in Tunisia: The Democracy-Security Nexus (en Inglés)

Han Saerom (Autor) · Edinburgh Univ Pr · Tapa Dura

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Saerom Han provides a reassessment of Tunisian democratisation by exploring why and how unemployed protesters became articulated with the socalled 'War on Terror' within a liberal democratic framework. This book is the first attempt to critically examine the relationship between democratisation and securitisation in Tunisia. It also provides a novel way of thinking about socioeconomic protests in and beyond Tunisia by discussing how their rationalities and techniques can sustain and at the same time challenge the neoliberal regime of power.Drawing on field research and a Foucauldian approach to democracy, resistance and security, this book situates the democracysecurity nexus in the context of the neoliberal regime. It shows that the dominant counterterrorism practices, rather than being a threat to democracy, partly served as a governing mechanism for a neoliberal modality of democracy by managing 'problematic' actors such as unemployed protesters who demanded radical changes in political and economic orders. This book also discusses how the protesters reproduced and at the same time challenged the ways that they were securitised, complicating the relationship between domination and resistance in post2011 Tunisia.