Entitled “Tunisian media: the long path of emancipation (1956-2023)”, a new work by Mohamed Larbi Chouikha has just been published by Nirvana.
“How did we promptly go from a diversified and plural media landscape to a context that is characterized by the narrowing of expression spaces? »»
This is the question to answer Mohamed Larbi Chouikha, recognized specialist in the media and university teacher.
While making the share of “slippage dysfunctions” which punctuated the decade 2011-2021, the author of this essay is also looking for the structures of the Tunisian media landscape since independence in 1956.
A work that poses the difficulties and ambiguities of the emancipation of the Tunisian media.
