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Mohamed-Salah Omri Traces the History and Influence of Unionization in Tunisia
Tunisia is gripped by the most serious political crisis since 2011, a crisis in trust between the government and its opponents compounded by rise...
Mohamed-Salah Omri's original essay on the Tunisian Revolution
"The most famous slogan chanted in Tunisia in January, then in Egypt, Yemen, Libya, and Syria, is a reincarnation of opening lines of the...
Mohamed-Salah Omri's "The upcoming general strike in Tunisia: a historical perspective"
boundary 2 extends the work begun by RA Judy in his important dossier on Tunis.
The upcoming general strike in Tunisia: a historical perspective
by Mohamed-Salah...
Mandela's Reflections: Meditations and Interventions from the b2 Collective
Editor's Note
from Paul Bové
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Nelson Mandela died on December 5, 2013. Tony Bogues, a member of the boundary 2 Collective, was in South Africa, watching...
Mandela's Reflections
At least one generation of intellectuals had stood against apartheid and reflected on Mandela as a political figure of freedom and liberation. Mandela never...
Mandela's Reflections: Mandela, Tunisia, and I
I have experienced Mandela as a presence, an absence, and a label.
During the historic first free elections in Tunisia, held on October 23, 2011,...
Summer 2014: Volume 41, Number 2
In Memoriam of Stuart McPhail Hall
Each crisis provides an opportunity to shift the direction of popular thinking instead of simply mirroring the right's populist...
There's a Riot Going on: From Haiti to Tunisia
by R. A. Judy
"The true scandal is not in the proposition of analogy between the Haitian and Tunisian revolutions, but in this epistemological failure,...
The Tunisian revolution three years on
Mohamed-Salah Omri takes stock of Tunisian language, and thus Tunisian cultural production and political sentiment, three years into the revolution: "The revolution in...
The Thinking of the Arab Revolution: Humanity, الإنسانية
New essays from Mohamed-Salah Omri and Miriam Cooke follow up on Omri's first paper and continue the work of The Tunisian Dossier, these two...