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The United States and Nortb Africa
statement. This is almost, but not completely, true, and it may
be getting less so very recendy. But it is often hard to separate
the two, and although Tunisia is not in any sense a one-party
state with cocalitarian harshness, it does have the unexciting air
of a country in which one party is very dominant indeed. Aside
from the neo-Destour today, there are only the Communists
with a minuscule following, some young independents of the
left, and the unorganized conservative remnants of the old
Destour. Individuals sometirnes quarrel with Bourguiba per-
sonally or break with party doctrine, but they have almost al-
ways returned to the fold, and no real foyer of opposition has
developed since the ben Youssef split in 1955 and early 1956.
Once again the smooch social contours of Tunisia must be given
credit. The party owes much of its success, frankly speaking, co
the quality of the men who make up its top and medium leader-
ship. The advancages of the age of civilization in the country
begin to be seen; the relative richness of human resources in
Tunisia compared to many new countries is something it can be
proud of and an asset which has been a leading factor in the
country's successful adjustment to the modern world. The
backbone of the neo-Destour has come from the hard-headed
merchants of the Sahel, dour and practical peasant individual-
ises, artisans and craftsmen, the brightest lights among the pro-
fessional classes in the cities, with a dosage of intellectuals to
give it sauce. Its comerstone has been, rather than the brilliant
verbosity of many political movements, a quiet, pragmatic flex-
ibility, and it has followed the rule that the art of politics is to
know what is possible. From this spirit emerged the gradualist
techniques of Bourguiba, to advance step-by-step, never to
break contact with the interlocutor, to continue negotiating at
all times, and to compromise tactically but never on principles.
The top party leadership is homogeneous, too; some might
almost say inbred. Most of the high officials are graduates of
the Sadiqi College, and there is a nucleus from the specialized
schools in Paris, particularly the Ecole Libre des Sciences Poli-