مآلات السياسات التنموية في تونس، 1956-2021

Abstract EN

Tunisian independence represented a turning point in its modern history.

there were great ambitions to fulfill the people's needs, yet poverty continued, and the imbalance between groups and regions and the unequal distribution of wealth increased.

despite the success of independence in developing programs that fall within the framework of what is known as the interventionist state, the level of influence of these programs has declined due to donor recommendations from international financial institutions, and the impact of successive economic crises and social upheavals.

although the slogans of the 2010-2011 revolution were clear from the beginning, the new political elites failed to find actual solutions that meet the peoples' demands, which further deepened the economic and social crisis in the country.