Dhouha Djerbi
Dhouha Djerbi is a PhD candidate in the International Relations/Political Science department at the Geneva Graduate Institute. She was a Carnegie fellow with the Centre for Maghrib Studies in Tunis (2022-2024), a visiting PhD associate at the Makerere Institute of Social Research in Kampala (2024), and is currently an affiliate researcher with the Tunisian Observatory for Food Sovereignty and the Environment. Dhouha’s research examines gender and labor relations with the context of agrarian transformations and rural movements in post-2010 Tunisia. Her areas of expertise include social reproduction theories, rural contentious politics, and state-society relations in the North African countryside. Her research has appeared in Antipode, Journal of Peasant Studies, Review of African Political Economy, and Agrarian South: Journal of Political Economy and has received funding from the American Political Science Association, Project on Middle East Political Science, and the European International Studies Association.
Publications
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Middle East & North Africa
Social Reproduction in Tunisia: Gendered and Regional Dimensions
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Middle East & North Africa
The Age of Communitarian Enterprises: Rural Women in Kais Saied’s Vision for Alternative Development