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The Constitution-Making Process in Tunisia: Issues and Challenges

This article focuses on many of the controversial issues that the Constituent Assembly must handle: the political system, the place of international law, Islamic Shari‘a and women’s rights.

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Omar Hamady, Research Fellow, Max Planck Institute for Comparative Public Law and International Law

Omar Ould Dedde Ould Hamady is a Research Fellow at the Max Planck Institute for Comparative Public Law and International Law where he focuses on the Middle East and North Africa. He holds a Master degree in Public international and European Law from Université Paris XI, and a Master in Diplomacy and International organization from the same university. He is a PhD candidate in Public International Law at the University Paris II Panthéon-Assas researching on ”The exercise of powers of the UN Security Council under Chapter VII since the end of cold war”. He has authored articles in many international law journals as well as in the Max Planck Encyclopedia of Public International Law.

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Acts Organising Provisional Tunisian Public Authorities: Legal Analysis and Political Extension

This article provides a legal analysis of the acts currently governing public authorities and questions the political commitment of the current regime to reform.

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The National Constituent Assembly: Historical Lessons and Contemporary Stakes

Drawing on historical lessons, this article analyses the actions of the National Constituent Assembly and their implications.

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Bassem Karray, Senior Lecturer in Public Law, The Higher Institute of Legal Studies of Gabès, Tunisia

Bassem Karray was a Lecturer in Public Law at the Sfax Faculty of Law until 2011 and now is a Senior Lecturer in Public Law at the Higher Institute of Legal Studies of Gabès, Tunisia. He is a member of the Fiscal Studies Center and Doctoral School of the Sfax Faculty of Law, an associated member of the European Law Laboratory of the Faculty of Legal, Political and Social Science of Tunis and a member of a regional transnational research group (2002-2004) formed by University of Malta and European commission (theme: integration and cooperation between European Union and euro Mediterranean countries). He has taken part in a number of International seminars and has written a host of articles in French and English.