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« On n’est pas à vendre ». L’économie politique du rap dans la Tunisie post-révolution
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  • 2011Social and political geography of the Tunisian revolution: the alfa grass revolution121 cited
  • 2012Rap and Revolt in the Arab World25 cited
  • 2013Unravelling distinct voices in Moroccan rap: evading control, weaving solidarities, and building new spaces for self-expression17 cited

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  • 2018Le rap tunisien, miroir d’une société en pleine (r)évolution5 cited

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