About Intissar Kherigi

Intissar Kherigi is a co-founder and programmes director of the Jasmine Foundation, a ‘think and do tank’ in Tunisia specializing in citizen participation in decision-making and youth empowerment, and the application of social science research to create innovative social solutions. She has worked as a researcher at the House of Lords in London, the UN Security Council in New York, and the European parliament in Brussels, and is currently a PhD student in Comparative Political Sociology at Sciences Po in Paris. Her academic research focuses on decentralisation, regional inequality and local governance reforms in post-revolution Tunisia.
30 Mar, 2017

Devolving Power After the Arab Spring: Decentralization As A Solution

Intissar Kherigi | 30 March 2017 | TR

Arab states are among the most centralized in the world. A centralized political and economic model concentrates power in central government and capitals, driving massive rural-to-urban migration, widening inequalities between regions and undermining social cohesion and stability.

Devolving Power After the Arab Spring: Decentralization As A Solution2021-10-27T15:41:22+03:00
8 Sep, 2016

Ennahdha’s Separation of the Religious and the Political: A Historic Change or a Risky Maneuver?

Intissar Kherigi | 08 September 2016 | AR | TR

The Ennahdha Party Tenth National Congress, attended by 1,185 party delegates from across Tunisia and overseas, was a keenly anticipated moment in Tunisia’s political calendar. One particular issue has intrigued observers

Ennahdha’s Separation of the Religious and the Political: A Historic Change or a Risky Maneuver?2022-02-03T11:49:30+03:00
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