Author(s): Dylan O'Driscoll, Amal Bourhrous, Meray Madda, and Shivan Fazil
Stockholm International Peace Research Institute , Stockholm, 2020
In this SIPRI policy paper the authors discuss the recurring issues raised by the 2019 wave of protests in the context of state-society relations in the Middle East and North Africa, general trends and the role of external actors. It also considers the probable impact of Covid-19.
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