How does democratisation affect the politics of migration? This paper analyses Tunisian immigration and emigration in decade before after 2011 revolution, drawing on 57 interviews with high-level civil servants, as well representatives society international organisations. It shows that policy processes expansion citizens’ political freedoms did not result pro-migrant rights reforms, but instead...

collapse of egyptian‘s old system and mubarak’s 30 years government, was making the hopes in the mind of revolutionaries that goals of revolution will be available.holding free election was one of these goals that with electing mohammed morsi from muslim brotherhoods for presidential office was accomplished. however, after a year, the elected president mohammed morsi was faced with the protests...

Supply chains have been a concern for organizations since the early periods of the industrial revolution (Sarkis et al., 2011). Supply chain management as a research field is a more recent phenomenon. It has gained increasing importance as outsourcing and globalization have taken on greater roles. Supply chains are also facing immediate and long-term concerns about sustainability and sustainabl...

Th e U nfi ni sh ed R ev ol ut io n B rin gi ng O pp or tu ni ty, G oo d Jo bs A nd G re at er W ea lth T o Al l T un isi an s The Unfinished Revolution Bringing Opportunity, Good Jobs And Greater Wealth To All Tunisians Until 2010 Tunisia appeared to be doing well and was heralded by the World Bank and the IMF as a role model for other developing countries, and the World Economic Forum repeate...

The aim of this paper is to explore political street art images as sequences in a dialogue that feeds from, and extends to, wider discourse. argues for the centrality predominance visual way everyday discourse negotiated process through which space produced city. are conceptualized sociocultural psychology intervention tools used by different social actors response dialogues public A longitudin...