Valentina Bartolucci

Valentina Bartolucci is a <a href=http://www.bradford.ac.uk/acad/cics/staff/centre/bartolucci_v/>research fellow</a> and lecturer in the politics of terrorism at Bradford University

After Nice: Why we urgently need to rethink counter-terrorism

The carnage in France's Mediterranean resort shows, yet again, a profound failure to understand ISIS and groups like them. Military solutions are not the answer -- we need new policy on global security.

By Valentina Bartolucci

/ 18 Jul 2016

Tunisia: a country in flux

The hopes of peaceful transition to democracy in Tunisia have been dented by the murder of a leading secularist figure. The event poses urgent questions of the country's new political elite, says Valentina Bartolucci.

By Valentina Bartolucci

/ 1 Mar 2013

Morocco's silent revolution

Morocco’s experience of the Arab spring of 2011, including constitutional reform and a parliamentary election, exemplifies the country’s political distinctiveness within the region. The events of 2012 will demonstrate how far hopes of real change can be sustained, says Valentina Bartolucci.

By Valentina Bartolucci

/ 17 Jan 2012

The Moroccan exception, and a king's speech

Morocco is not immune to the forces of change sweeping across the Arab world. But the response of its head of state reflects its distinct political character, says Valentina Bartolucci.

By Valentina Bartolucci

/ 11 Mar 2011