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Ms. Chema Gargouri

September 3, 2012 in e-forum presenters

The Role of Civil Society in Tunisia’s Democratic Transition: Public Participation and Consultation

Chema Gargouri discusses the changes in civil society after the fall in Ben Ali; the challenges and successes.

Ms. Chema Gargouri interviewed by RN Research Associate Bouchra Chakroune (audio podcast)

Chema Gargouri, Tunisia Country Director, Women Enterprise for Sustainability

Since 2011 Chéma Gargouri has been acting as Country Director for the Institute of International Education e-mediat and then Women Enterprise for Sustainability; MEPI (US State Department) funded programs that aim at enhancing the strategic use of social media by Tunisian NGOs and the empowerment of women leadership and entrepreneurship. Ms. Chema Gargouri is the manager and major shareholder of the Centre for Applied Training, a business development private company established in 1998. Her areas of expertise are project design and management, SE Business Development, and institutional and capacity building services.

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Mr. Bsili Adel

September 3, 2012 in e-forum presenters

Les Aspects Techniques du Processus de la Rédaction de la Constitution

A comprehensive analysis of the technical aspects of the process of drafting the Tunisian constitution, highlighting challenges as well as accomplishments.

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Bsili Adel, Legal Advisor, National Constituent Assembly of Tunisia

Since March 1991, Bsili Adel has been the General Counsel of the Committee on Social Affairs, the Committee on Education, Culture, Information and Youth and the Committee on Equipment and Services of the Chamber of Deputies. From November 2011 to January 2012, he has been Advisor to the Committee on Internal Regulations and since February, Advisor to the Committee on the Magistrature Judiciaire, Administrative, Financial and Constitutional Affairs for the National Constituent Assembly (ANC). Fascinated by parliamentary law, he maintains, since 2007, a blog dedicated to issues related to law, drawn from the Tunisian experience.

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Prof. Alaya Allani

August 28, 2012 in e-forum presenters

Islamism and Salafism after the Tunisian Revolution

Professor Alaya Allani answers questions on the nature of Islamism and the rise of Salafism after the revolution in Tunisia. He highlights the most important parties, their philosophies and leaders.

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Alaya Allani, Historian and Researcher on Islamism in Maghreb, Monouba University of Tunisia

Professor Alaya Allani is a prominent historian and researcher on Islamism in the Maghreb. He is the Associate Professor in Contemporary History at the Faculty of Letters, Arts and Humanities at the Monouba University in Tunis. He is also a member of the Research Unit “Society and Parallel Society” and has published his thesis on Islamism in Tunisia. His research interests include Islamism in the Maghreb, The Protest Movements in Tunisia and International Relations. He has published a significant number of articles in academic journals in Arabic, French and English.

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