Abder-Rahmane Derradji Livres

Focusing on Tunisia's socio-political landscape, the book analyzes historical and contemporary challenges, beginning with the legacies of Bourguiba and Ben Ali. It explores the Jasmine Revolution, the Sidi Bouzid revolt, and subsequent political violence, including the rise of vigilantism. The narrative details the emergence of armed groups like Ansar Al Sharia, highlighting their role in ongoing instability and insecurity. Additionally, it examines the struggle between secular and liberal factions against Islamic militants amidst Tunisia's current political crisis and leadership vacuum.

Focusing on the Libyan revolution from 2011 onwards, this volume examines the evolution of opposition groups against Qaddafi and their pivotal role in his overthrow. It details the battles fought across various regions, culminating in the fall of Tripoli through Operation Mermaid Dawn. Additionally, it analyzes the implications of UN resolutions and international interventions, while exploring the aftermath of Qaddafi's regime on stability in North Africa, particularly the crises in Mali and the activities of various armed groups, including Al Qaeda affiliates.