German Institute for Global and Area Studies | Leibniz-Institut für Globale und Regionale Studien

Maria Josua / Mirjam Edel

The Arab Uprisings and the Return of Repression

Mediterranean Politics | 2021

Journal

Mediterranean Politics

Number of Pages

26

Volume

26

Number

5

Pages

586-611

DOI

https://doi.org/10.1080/13629395.2021.1889298

URN

https://nbn-resolving.org/urn:nbn:de:0168-ssoar-76818-1

Dr. Maria Josua

Research Fellow / Research Team Spokesperson

T. +49 (0)40 - 428 25-714 maria.josua@giga-hamburg.de

Dr. Mirjam Edel

Research Project | 01/07/2019 - 30/06/2023

Justifying Repression in Authoritarian Regimes of the Arab World: Official Framing and Target Audiences

This project offers a new perspective on how repression can sustain authoritarianism. It focuses on Tunesia and Morocco – two countries with divergent trajectories during the Arab uprisings. Bridging framing and autocracy research, the project develops a new concept of justifications of repression. It shows how their application in different branches of government differs, why certain types of justifications are chosen, and what effect they have.
DFG, 2019-2023

Dr. Maria Josua

Alexander Dukalskis

Dr. Mirjam Edel

Ass. Prof. Dr. Merouan Mekouar

Kressen Thyen

Sean Yom

Holger Zapf

19/10/2021

10 Jahre Arabischer Frühling – Was bleibt vom Aufbruch?

Hermann Ehlers Stiftung e.V. Kiel: 19/10/2021

01/09/2021

ECPR General Conference 2021

Conference 01/09/2021

The Arab Uprisings and the Return of Repression

31/05/2021

The Arab uprisings and the return of repression

Seminar 31/05/2021

Research Project | 01/07/2019 - 30/06/2023

Justifying Repression in Authoritarian Regimes of the Arab World: Official Framing and Target Audiences

This project offers a new perspective on how repression can sustain authoritarianism. It focuses on Tunesia and Morocco – two countries with divergent trajectories during the Arab uprisings. Bridging framing and autocracy research, the project develops a new concept of justifications of repression. It shows how their application in different branches of government differs, why certain types of justifications are chosen, and what effect they have.
DFG, 2019-2023

Dr. Maria Josua

Alexander Dukalskis

Dr. Mirjam Edel

Ass. Prof. Dr. Merouan Mekouar

Kressen Thyen

Sean Yom

Holger Zapf

Research Project | 01/07/2019 - 30/06/2023

Justifying Repression in Authoritarian Regimes of the Arab World: Official Framing and Target Audiences

This project offers a new perspective on how repression can sustain authoritarianism. It focuses on Tunesia and Morocco – two countries with divergent trajectories during the Arab uprisings. Bridging framing and autocracy research, the project develops a new concept of justifications of repression. It shows how their application in different branches of government differs, why certain types of justifications are chosen, and what effect they have.
DFG, 2019-2023

Dr. Maria Josua

Alexander Dukalskis

Dr. Mirjam Edel

Ass. Prof. Dr. Merouan Mekouar

Kressen Thyen

Sean Yom

Holger Zapf

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