The Rise and Fall of Tunisian Democracy: Populism, Polarization, and the Perils of Power-Sharing
Wednesday, November 4, 4pm–5:15pm · Encina Hall
After the Arab Spring, Tunisia emerged as the one success story to transition to democracy, winning a Nobel Peace Prize in 2015 for its focus on inclusion and power-sharing. How, then, did its democracy collapse in 2021? Drawing on unique…
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- Digital Mirrors of MaterialityWednesday, November 4, 3pm–5:20pm · Anderson Collection, Denning Family Resource Center
- Take a break, pet a dogWednesday, November 4, 3pm–4pm · Science and Engineering Quad, Y2E2 Courtyard
- Tangling the Digital: Weaving, Printmaking, ComputingWednesday, November 4, 1pm–5pm · McMurtry Building, Coulter Art Gallery
- Microbiology & Immunology Wednesday Seminar: Gao & Yeh LabsWednesday, November 4, 12:30pm–1:30pm · Clark Center, Clark Center Auditorium
- Research Roadmap: AI and DevelopmentWednesday, November 4, 12:30pm–1:30pm · Gunn Building (SIEPR)
- CMEMS: Alice Brooke presents, “A Pearl of Great Price”Wednesday, November 4, noon–1:15pm
- HAI Seminar with Marcos Santiago Rojas Pino & Thomas CarusoWednesday, November 4, noon–1:15pm · Gates Computer Science Building
- You Belong Here: A Student WorkshopWednesday, November 4, noon–1:30pm · Encina Commons