Capstone projects
Description
Capstone project will also incorporate job skills like analytic and policy relevant work, public speaking and advocacy. They will have the opportunity to exhibit these skills through the project and especially through a possible collaboration with a public or private organization to amplify the experience. In addition, completion of the capstone within a group setting will demonstrate the ability of group members to collaborate as a group.
Capstone Projects List
Topic | Name of the student |
– Intellectual Property Rights: Potential Implications of the DCFTA for Access to Medicine published by the Tunisian Observatory of Economy Workingpaper n°9 (20.03.2020) |
Oumaima Jegham |
– Liberalisation and the olive oil industry: the question of virtual water published by the Tunisian Observatory of Economy Workingpaper n°1 (23.10.2017) |
Sahar Mestour |
published by the Tunisian Observatory of Economy Workingpaper n°11 (08.02.2019) |
Hijene Bouchnak |
– Migration and Mobility in the Context of the Deep and Comprehensive Free Trade Agreement between Tunisia and the European Union | Sarra ben Khelil |
– Foreign Direct Investment: Between the New Investment Code and the Deep and Comprehensive Free Trade Area Agreement | Oumayma Lahmar |
– Liberalization, Mass Tourism and Monastir: a story of bad governance | Youssef Abdelaziz Balti |
– Tunisia’s Invisible Seeds: A cost of concessions | Nada Trigui |
– The pharmaceutical industry in Tunisia and its prospects for the DCFTA | Mourad Khaled |
– Tunisian Fish Sector Structure, Different Aspects and its Relationship with Deep Comprehensive Free Trade Agreement between a Present and a Future:An Openness or Closure? | Oumaima Garrach |
– Readiness of the Tunisian insurance sector for DCFTA liberalization | Hela Kacem |
– Tunisia’s textile and clothing export sector: The current situation and prospects for upgrading | Rihen Tagazi |
Policy Briefs
Group | Policy recommendations |
Group 1: Youssef Balti/Rihen Tagazi | Policy Recommendations on Liberalisation of services and industry |
Group 2: Sarra Ben Khelil/ Hijene Bouchnak | Policy recommendations on the framework of negociations on free trade agreements |
Group 3: Oumeima Jegham / Mourad Khaled | Policy recommendations on trade, medicines industry and access to medicines |
Group 4: Nada Trigui/ Sahar Mestour/ Oumaima Garrach | Policy recommendations on natural ressources management and liberalisation of agriculture |
Group 5: Hela Kacem/ Oumayma Lahmar | Policy recommendations on FDI |