Author: Amel Grami

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Facebook graffito in Tunisia (photo: Imago)

New Media and Democratization in the Arab World

No Pedestal for Facebook and Twitter

Were the revolutions in the Arabic world started by social networks? Tunisian publicist Amel Grami is sceptical, and warns against the extremist potential of the new mediaMore

Essay by Amel Grami: A Turning Point in Tunisia's TransitionInterview with Amel Grami: Political Stagnation in the Cradle of the Arab SpringInterview with Amel Grami: ''The Arab Revolutions Have Triggered A Male Identity Crisis''

Essay by Amel Grami

A Turning Point in Tunisia's Transition

According to the renowned Tunisian academic and intellectual Amel Grami, the two-pronged policy being pursued by the Islamist Ennahda party under the leadership of Rachid Ghannouchi threatens to split Tunisian society in two and push the revolution to the brink of the abyssMore

Interview with Amel Grami: Onward to a Modern Islam?After the Assassination of Chokri Belaid: Searching for the RingleadersTunisia's Government in Crisis: A Political Earthquake