The Role of Social Networks in Shaping the Identity of Economic Boycott Movements in Morocco
Sarah Hassnaoui takes a look at the ambivalence that the Kingdom of Morocco demonstrates towards freedom of expression in Morocco.
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The UN Leadership Role in Solving the Western Sahara Conflict: Progress, or Delays for Peace?
Guest author Yasmine Hasnaoui analyzes the role that the United Nations has taken in solving the seemingly intractable Western Sahara conflict.
Morocco: The return to the African Union and its continuing distancing from the Arab League (Hebrew)
Ayelet Levy analyzes the return of Morocco to the African Union as a full member, and the concomitant decision by Moroccan King Mohammad VI to not attend the 2017 Arab League Summit. In Hebrew.
The Western Sahara Crisis in the Tangle of Maghreb Regional Relations and the African Arena (Hebrew)
Ayelet Levi analyzes the ongoing dispute over the Western Sahara against the backdrop of regional and pan-continental relations. In Hebrew.
Review of Learning in Morocco: Language Politics and the Abandoned Educational Dream
Senior Researcher Bruce Maddy-Weitzman has published a review of "Learning in Morocco: Language Politics and the Abandoned Educational Dream" in the 2016 volume of Middle Eastern Studies.
The Moroccan Grind
In his latest "Mideast Monitor" column for the Jerusalem Report, Senior Researcher Prof. Bruce Maddy-Weitzman examines the potential for significant public protests erupting in Morocco.
"The Moroccan Spring" - Political Islam Sponsored by the Kingdom
Ayelet Levy analyzes the phenomenon of political Islam under the sponsorship of the monarchy. In Hebrew.
The Connection between Music, Politics, Gender, and Sexuality: The Mawazine Festival in Morocco
Joel D. Parker and Laura Brantley analyze gender issues in Morocco.