Rethinking the legacy of Tunisian pact-making in the post-July 2021 order

Sebei, Hatem; Fulco, Carmen

doi:10.1080/13629387.2022.2150172

The Journal of North African Studies

2022

DOI: 10.1080/13629387.2022.2150172

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Rethinking the legacy of Tunisian pact-making in the post-July 2021 order

Hatem Sebei

Carmen Fulco

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Political Listening and Podcasting: The Case of Tunisia

Snoussi,

Hatamleh,

Barkho

et al. 2024

Journalism and Media

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This paper examines the dynamics of political listening, news processing, and podcasting in North African countries through the case study of Tunisia. The analysis centers on Tunisian President Kais Saied’s speech on 25 July 2021, in which he dissolved the Parliament and assumed full control, following widespread public protests against the country’s deteriorating conditions. By leveraging the concept of political listening, this study investigates the methods podcasters employ to foster political engagement in Tunisia. The content analysis encompasses five podcasts produced between 25 July and 31 December 2021. The findings reveal that podcasters address the constitutional legitimacy of Saied’s actions and criticize the Ennahda party for its power monopoly attempts. The use of interview-based narratives, coupled with emotional elements such as humor and sarcasm, enhances the linguistic impact, conveys optimism, and garners support for the president. This approach signifies the emergence of an alternative public sphere, purposefully crafted to attract political listening, enrich public knowledge, foster cohesion, and encourage civic participation.

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Political Listening and Podcasting: The Case of Tunisia

Snoussi,

Hatamleh,

Barkho

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Journalism and Media

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Rethinking the legacy of Tunisian pact-making in the post-July 2021 order

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