Feminism and the Tunisian Revolution · TURNING POINT · 2011–14

Bardo sit-in and the constitution (2011–14)

On the Feminism and the Tunisian Revolution map as “The Bardo”

2011–14 — The elected Constituent Assembly meets in the Bardo palace. In 2013, after two opposition politicians are assassinated, crowds camp outside for weeks. The Assembly adopts a new constitution on 26 January 2014, by 200 votes to 12.

When: 2011–14
Type: Turning point
Chapter: Tunisia’s transition to democracy (chapter 10 of Feminism and the Tunisian Revolution)
Atlas: Protest and Change: Second-Wave Feminism and Tunisia, 1945–2015

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Map showing Bardo sit-in and the constitution (2011–14), turning point in Protest and Change: Second-Wave Feminism and Tunisia, 1945–2015 — TURNING POINT · PROTEST AND CHANGE: SECOND-WAVE FEMINISM AND TUNISIA, 1945–2015

These maps are reconstructed from published sources · Cliopatria v0.2.1 historical polities · Tunisia governorates, geoBoundaries gbOpen (2017 reference) · Tunisia: Republican order 2014-70, official gazette p.981 · Tunisia: Presidential decree 2015-120, official gazette p.1910 · Natural Earth 1:10m countries and physical geography · Tunisia: Constitution of 2014

Source details

Cliopatria contributors / Seshat Global History Databank. CC BY 4.0 · Selected source records; component selection, documented unions and date proxies; projected for display.
© OpenStreetMap contributors; Wambacher; geoBoundaries. ODbL-1.0 (upstream OpenStreetMap/Wambacher) · ISO-to-atlas ID crosswalk; projection; governorate unions and border-corridor extraction. Source coordinates retained.
République Tunisienne, Journal officiel 18 April 2014; Library of Congress scan. Factual historical evidence; no source prose reproduced
République Tunisienne, Journal officiel 7 July 2015; Library of Congress scan. Factual historical evidence; no source prose reproduced
Natural Earth. Public domain · Property selection and semantic ID normalization; full coordinates retained. An upstream Egyptian ring self-intersection is repaired with area change below 1e-9 square degrees; see natural-earth-admin0-review.json.
République Tunisienne; Digithèque MJP. Factual historical evidence; no source prose reproduced

The governorate geometry comes from the published 2017 reference. Earlier snapshots use the same grid to locate events, without claiming that these 24 administrative units existed throughout 1945–2015.

Chaambi: for this earlier state, the published 2014 perimeter provides the closest documented extent.

reconstruction: 11 April 2014; confirmed 6 July 2015 · vector: 1976–2023 · vector: 2017

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