Institutional Challenges of Economic Reforms: Tunisia during Democratic Transition
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https://doi.org/10.31430/zvqk3827Keywords:
Tunisia, Economic Reforms, Political Economy, Democratic Transition, Institutional ChallengesAbstract
This paper focuses on the challenges of economic reform in post-revolution Tunisia. It underlines the importance of a mixed approach between political economy (positive) and normative economic analysis to implement an effective public policy reform agenda. The post-revolution situation underlines the need for a progressive consensual reform strategy to preserve the interests of different groups and overcome political and legislative polarization. Building an effective reform system in Tunisia will mean improving institutional public administration capacities, enhancing government leadership, and building an effective system of coordination, evaluation, and follow up.
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