Contributors
Who contributed what. This page is the register of accepted contributions; it is regenerated from the repository, never completed by hand.
The register
The register attests what each person brought: review, expertise, signed text. It implies no endorsement of the book’s theses by those listed.
| Contributor | Role | Contributions | Since |
|---|---|---|---|
Nizar Yaïche Former Minister of Finance of the Republic of Tunisia — independent researcher-practitioner | Author of the book |
| July 2026 |
1 person listed in the register.
The register awaits its first contributions: propose a sourced correction or a signed text, and your name will appear next to what you brought. Being listed takes an accepted contribution, not a sign-up. The three routes to contribute
The three roles
Three roles, no more. The platforms that distinguish four or five govern teams; here there is a single coordinator, and one more role would be a role that no one would know how to assign.
- Reader
- Reads, cites, reports. Creates no account and has nothing to ask for: reading is open to all, without friction. A reader who reports an error remains a reader — they enter the register only if they wish to.
- Commenter
- Proposes sourced corrections and reasoned objections, without writing text intended to appear under their own byline. Their contributions are incorporated into the author’s text, and their name appears in the register alongside what they corrected.
- Contributor
- Writes a text published under their own name — box, technical note, case study, substantive objection. Has accepted the contribution licence agreement. Retains their copyright and remains free to republish elsewhere.
Being listed
An accepted contribution constitutes enrolment: there is no application. The three routes to contribute state what is expected and what will be refused.
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