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Articles · Vol. 16 No. 2 (2012): African Sociological Review · Pages 22-39

Sociologie D’une Revolte Armee: Le Cas de Libye

  • Ouannes Moncef
    Ouannes Moncef Département de Sociologie faculté des sciences humaines et sociale de tunis-tunisie
    Moncef Ouannes  (Arabic: منصف وانس; 1956 – 4 November 2020) was a Tunisian sociologist. After studying classical history, Ouannes earned a doctorate in sociology at the Faculty of Human and Social Sciences of Tunis. He would become head of the sociology department at his...
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Abstract

This article is a sociological reading of events that occurred in libya between 17 february and 20 October 2011. it tries to answer the main question: why did change policy he take a very violent character with 50 000 dead more than 100 000 injured?
Why was it monopolzed by radical islamist? and What was the relationship between tribe and the state?

Sociologie D’une Revolte Armee: Le Cas de Libye

Dans cet article l’auteur propose une lecture sociologique des évenèments qu’avait connu la Lybie entre le 17 fevrier et le 20 octobre 2011 et tente de répondre aux questions suivantes:Pourquoi le changement politique en Lybie s’est caractérisé par une violence cruelle qui s’est soldé par plus de 50000 morts et plus de 100000 blessés? Pourquoi cette violence était mopnopolisée
par les islamistes radicaux?et quelle type de relation existait entre l’état et la tribu? Mots clés: changement-révolte- islamisme--radicalisme-tribalism

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change revolt islamic radicalism tribalism

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Author Biography

  • Ouannes Moncef, Département de Sociologie faculté des sciences humaines et sociale de tunis-tunisie

    Moncef Ouannes (Arabic: منصف وانس; 1956 – 4 November 2020) was a Tunisian sociologist.

    After studying classical history, Ouannes earned a doctorate in sociology at the Faculty of Human and Social Sciences of Tunis. He would become head of the sociology department at his alma mater before teaching sociology at Tunis University for many years.

    Ouannes served as Director General of the Center for Economic and Social Studies and Research and served on the committee of many scientific journals. He also served on several international commissions and was a guest lecturer at various Arab universities.A professor emeritus of sociology at Tunis University, he was a corresponding member of the Tunisian Academy of Sciences, Letters, and Arts and a member of the Higher Authority for Realisation of the Objectives of the Revolution, Political Reform and Democratic Transition.His research primarily focused on development in the countries of Maghreb.

    Moncef Ouannes died from COVID-19 in Tunis on 4 November 2020.

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