Resumen de Unfinished Revolutions: Yemen, Libya and Tunisia after the Arab Spring
The terminus is (or ought to be) "an inclusive and genuine national reconciliation process," which he defines as "the process of addressing the grievances of parties to a conflict," leading to "sustainable peace and stability," a redefinition of "relationships and forging a new social contract" (p. 7). [...]social justice, at the forefront of the demands in Tunisia, generally receives relatively short shrift.
