Music as a Political Catalyst during Transitions in North Africa: A Theoretical Framework Analysis

Recent political transitions in North Africa have seen music emerging as a significant form of expression and discourse among various social groups. No empirical data will be presented; instead, the analysis will draw from existing literature and thematic studies in political science and cultural studies. Theoretical insights suggest that music can be harnessed to bridge social divides and foster national cohesion during transitional periods. Policy makers should consider integrating musical elements into their communication strategies to enhance societal engagement and inclusivity.