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Moderating Islam in democratic openings: Ennahda and the Muslim Brotherhood
Egypt is considered by many to be in a state of paralysis today due to the culmination of events succeeding the 2011 revolution while Tunisia is perceived as significantly more successful in its democratic achievements. Despite the fact that Tunisia sustained an interim government for three years th...
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2015
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