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The case of Tunisian elections following the Arab Spring

Date of publication: September 13, 2012

Catalogue: Congress 2012: Accelerating Excellence

Company: EMRHOD Consulting

Author: Nébil Belaam

Abstract:

The role of opinion polling in new democracy countries is highlighted in this presentation. Governments and institutions must be aware of the importance of updated and accurate public opinion information, knowledge, and attitudes. Tunisia is a case study example of the necessity of understanding vote restraints and illegal practices.

Nébil Belaam

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Belaam, N. (2012a, September 13). The case of Tunisian elections following the Arab Spring. ANA - ESOMAR. Retrieved June 23, 2025, from


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