More Readings on Tunisia's Elections

I posted a link a couple of days ago POMED's Guide to the Tunisian elections. With these first elections since the revolutions began, a lot of people will be trying to rad the tea laves before, and their meaning after, the vote.  As the weekend approaches, here are some additional resources:

• A discussion of the main parties in The Guardian;

• A post by kal at The Moor Next Door on Western anxieties about a win by Al-Nahda (though a "win" means getting perhaps 25% of the seats. (And while you're there, his charts section has tables of Islamist and leftist parties in Tunisia in graphic form.)

•  Erik Churchill's piece on the Foreign Policy site is useful; Churchill's blog is also a useful source of analysis;

•  A good piece by Sarah Mersch at the w4ebsit4 qantara.de;

• The "Politics" catergory at Tunisia-live.com provides regular articles on the campaign.

More to come, I'm sure.