The Political economy of Morocco
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The Political economy of Morocco
(A SAIS study on Africa)
Praeger, 1987
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Papers from a conference held at the Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies, Washington, April 1985
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Description and Table of Contents
Description
The book begins with an interpretation of the restructured Moroccan political system during the past decade and continues with analyses of the makhzen (royal patronage system), parties, and public opinion. Three chapters provide a frank, hard-hitting examination of Morrocco's economic problems and conditions. There's an interesting interpretation of Moroccan socio-political relations based on mediation and bargaining. In addition, the contributors shed light on the Moroccan military in politics, the impact of the Saharan War on Moroccan domestic and foreign policy, the relation between religion and politics, and much more.
Table of Contents
Acknowledgments List of Abbreviations King Hassan's New Morocco by I. William Zartman Makhzen Traditions and Administrative Channels by Alain Claisse Political Parties and Power-Sharing by Rkia el-Mossadeq Religion in Polity and Society by Dale F. Eickelman Attitudes, Values, and the Political Process in Morocco by Michael W. Suleiman The Interface Between Family and State by Saadia Sabah Recent Economic Trends: Managing The Indebtedness by Ahmed Rhazaoui Morocco's Agricultural Crisis by Will D. Swearingen Morocco's International Economic Relations by Richard Pomfret The Role of the Sahara Dispute in Moroccan Foreign and Domestic Policy by John Damis Image and Reality in Moroccan Political Economy by Mark A. Tessler Bibliography About the Contributors
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