<p>The Democratic Peace Theory has not been applied to Foreign Policy Analysis yet. Can we see changes in foreign policy after a&#xa0;country’s transition to democracy? Tunisia looks like an ideal case considering that—before its current backsliding—it had successfully transitioned from an authoritarian regime to a&#xa0;democracy. In our plausibility probe, we examine Tunisia’s foreign policy after the revolution of 2011 in three case studies, applying the Democratic Peace Theory.</p>

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Does Democracy Even Matter? Tunisia’s Foreign Policy After the Revolution

  • Katharina McLarren,
  • Bernhard Stahl,
  • Dorothee Mölle

摘要

The Democratic Peace Theory has not been applied to Foreign Policy Analysis yet. Can we see changes in foreign policy after a country’s transition to democracy? Tunisia looks like an ideal case considering that—before its current backsliding—it had successfully transitioned from an authoritarian regime to a democracy. In our plausibility probe, we examine Tunisia’s foreign policy after the revolution of 2011 in three case studies, applying the Democratic Peace Theory.