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Islam in power: the new order in the Arab world (part 2)

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The Arab Spring is bearing fruit...months after the ousting of dictators, new political regimes are emerging: in Tunisia, where the first post-revolution elections have taken place, it's Islamists who are likely to take power. What will that mean for the future of the Arab world? What kind of democracy will emerge from it?

DEBATE
  • Jalila HEDHLI-PEUGNET. President of the "Think Ahead for the Med Tunisia" association;
  • Amel BOUBEKEUR. Research fellow, EHESS and ENS in Paris;
  • Gil MIHAELY. Columnist at Yedioth Ahronoth;
  • Robin WRIGHT. Joint fellow at the US Institute of Peace and Woodrow Wilson Center (from Washington).

Watch the first part here.
 

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