… To assess the relationship between entry regulations and state capture, this paper …
Using the Tunisian firm census, we identify 662 firms owned by the Ben Ali family that were …

… characterize the Ben Ali family’s business interests, we identify in the Tunisian firm census
220 firms owned by the Ben Ali family that were confiscated in the aftermath of the Jasmin …

… the costs of state capture in terms of foregone government revenue and attenuated … capture
used in this chapter often complemented each other, and argues that the risk of state capture …

… marking these revolts in Tunisia. Since 16 January 2021, … Tunisia remains characterized
by processes of state capture … academic circles to characterize state capture as the result of …

… and his family and the evolution of the Tunisian … family’s business interests and their relation
to regulation, we identify in the Tunisian firm census 220 firms owned by the Ben Ali family …

This paper examines the relationship between entry regulation and the business interests of
former President Ben Ali's family using firm-level data from Tunisia. Connected firms …

… Drawing on the cases of Libya and Tunisia, I aim to show how the process of state capture
emerges and the ways in which its governance mechanisms possess important implications …

… This chapter lays out the first part of the initial case of Tunisia, … such Tunisian exceptionalism,
it instead contends that Tunisia… One was polarization, resulting from the Tunisian party-state’…

… State-business relations were determined by the various degrees of capture of industrial
policy. Egypt occupied one end of the spectrum and Tunisia the other upper end. Gradually the …

… TJ thus seeks to investigate a range of state-led violations including human rights abuses
to … the modern history of Tunisia. For the reader to contextualize Tunisia’s early state-building …