
Malek Lakhal
Research Fellow - Tunis
Arab Reform Initiative Team
Arab Reform Initiative Team
Malek Lakhal is a Tunisian researcher and writer. Her research focuses on citizenship, social movements, civil society organisations, and feminism. Prior to working at the Arab Reform Initiative, she was a journalist at Nawaat and a research assistant at Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. Malek is also a novelist, her novel “Valse des Silences” is published by JC Lattès. She holds a master’s degree in political theory from Sciences Po Paris.
Publications

Introduction: LGBTQ Movements After 2011 – Challenges of Activism

Tunisian Youth Perceptions of Authoritarian Restoration: Withering Support to Democracy

Tunisia: The Nation and Its Traitors

Arab Normalization with Israel and the War on Gaza: Interview with Mahjoob Zweiri

Arab Normalization with Israel and the War on Gaza: Interview with Mouin Rabbani

Tunisia in the wake of the referendum: A new divisive Constitution

Youth political participation in post-2011 Tunisia: Exploring the impact of the youth quota system through the prism of local municipal councillors

The ghost people and populism from above: The Kais Saied case

Police Unions and Political Developments in Tunisia: Interview with Audrey Pluta

“The Hirak is not only the Space of Subjective Liberation but also that of the Collective One”: Interview with Algerian Psychoanalyst Karima Lazali
