...@gmail.com Eating is above all a social and cultural action (Mennell, 1996) and food consumption is one of the main vehicles through which people mark their cultural identity (Rozin, 2006). In Tunisia, an Arab Muslim Middle-East and North African (MENA) region nation, identity has emerged as a key social...

...Malek Sghaier; Hamida Skandrani; Julie Robson Purpose This study aims to identify the responses required to repair political trust in Tunisia and the differences between two key stakeholder groups, namely, politicians and voters. Design/methodology/approach A sequential mixed method study...

... Tunisia. The findings also uncover differences regarding information sources and reflections on media coverage of the events. Indeed, some tourists develop antagonistic feelings towards the destination alternatively positive and negative. Originality/value This is one of the first studies...

... and the increase in collaborative world‐wide partnerships, a study of trust meanings, determinants and manifestations in a non‐Western context is particularly insightful. Second, Tunisia is a young, emergent country that is trying to improve local firms' competitiveness, and to encourage foreign firms' entry...