In recent decades, beginning with the domination of the neoliberal era, great changes have occurred in the whole world in the “land issue”, ownership and management, and regarding the quality of the products themselves.

In this book, we deal with one phenomenon in detail, which is protest movements, social movements, or political movements.

What is meant by the Coptic question is the crisis related to the discrimination faced by Copts in the modern era, whose laws and principles impose equality between citizens, regardless of religious affiliation

he January 25 revolution represented a good opportunity to create a new horizon for radical change in Egypt…

What is the concept of “justice” or “equity” that everyone who does not know is questioning?

This book attempts to paint an initial picture of the developments that have occurred in the Egyptian economy during the last fifty years, and how capitalism has established its feet.

This book attempts to ask different questions about Islamic movements in general.

Tunisia held its second parliamentary and presidential elections this year following the 2011 revolution. After these elections, the political landscape has changed dramatically compared to the previous legislature. But does this reconfiguration mean a real change?

The rational opening of public data points to a fundamental challenge: that of coordinating each other’s actions beyond disagreements.

  The guide of the Municipal Counselor is the result of the partnership between Rosa Luxemburg –North Africa and Citoyens&Solidaires for the project “The counselor’s campus”. The guide Is distributed to all the Tunisian municipalities. (PDF in Arabic)

How are the natural resources of the countries in our study managed? In addition to gas and oil, Egypt extracts gypsum, marble, cement, and other resources. Morocco has phosphate, marine fishery, and other resources. In addition to the tremendous tourist..

The following Interview was conducted with the Tunisian political thinker and activist Maher Hanin to speak with him about his latest book The Society of Resistance: Post-Islamism, Post-Bourguibism, Post-Marxism published in cooperation with the Rosa Luxemburg Foundation North Africa. In his book, Hanin supports the hypothesis that a society of resistance in Tunisia is breaking with traditional politics of the left. One central aim of Hanin’s book is, therefore, to provide a theoretical reflection on the current political situation in Tunisia and propose ways to deal with it.