Dario Cristiani
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- RT @JamestownTweets: A Tumultuous, Informal Polyarchy: Algeria Between Clans, Old Threats and a Boiling Youth by @med_eye: https://t.co/gD2… 2 weeks ago
- #Tunisia formalises the amendments to the anti-#terrorism law shemsfm.net/fr/actualites_… 2 weeks ago
- "chouia" biased... northafricapost.com/27572-joint-se… 2 weeks ago
- RT @ricfabiani: It was a real pleasure to work with these great people on a topic that is usually approached from a security perspective. I… 2 weeks ago
Category Archives: Mediterranean
The Future of the Mediterranean
While waiting for a few articles to come out in the coming weeks (a couple on Libya, something on (in)security in North Africa, and one on Italy as well), I have recently focused my attention on two major streams of … Continue reading
Posted in Africa, Libya, Maghreb, Mediterranean
Tagged Jihadism, Libya, Maghreb, Mediterranean, Terrorism
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The Italian exception and the evolution of Jihadism in the Mediterranean
As everyone working in the Academia knows, trying to write during the teaching semester is always somewhat challenging. Indeed, I have not managed to write as much as hoped during the past few months. However, I have still managed to … Continue reading
Posted in Africa, Arab Spring, European Union, Gulf region, Islamism, Italy, Libya, Maghreb, Mashreq, Mediterranean, Middle East, Russia, Syria
Tagged Africa, EU, IS, Islamic State, Italy, Jihadism, Libya, Maghreb, Mashreq, Middle East, Post-Truth, Russia, Security, Terrorism
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AQIM at 10 and other works
Greetings from Tunis, where I am spending a few months to do some research before returning to my Fall teaching routine. At the moment, I am working on a few, rather diverse projects, and I hope I can give you … Continue reading
Consolidating pluralism under the terrorist threat: the Tunisian case and the Algerian experience
At the end of 2016, I published a research/policy article on European View, analysing the current Tunisian troubled, but still successful, path to consolidate democracy to the Algerian experience of the ’80s and ’90s. Below you can find the conclusions, … Continue reading
Posted in Africa, Algeria, Arab Spring, Economy, Islamism, Maghreb, Mediterranean, Uncategorized
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The internal and external Algerian thorns
I have recently published two analyses on Algeria for the Jamestown Foundation. The first one, published in early December, dealt with the Libyan problems and how Algiers is trying to exert “Influence Without Interference“, sticking to its traditional foreign policy … Continue reading
Posted in Algeria, Arab Spring, Egypt, Libya, Maghreb, Mediterranean, Morocco
Tagged Algeria, Bouteflika, DRS, Kabilya, Libya, Maghreb
