The Political Economy Of Morocco: (Sais Studies On Africa)

The Political Economy Of Morocco: (Sais Studies On Africa)

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Product 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, Hardhitting Examination Of Morrocco'S Economic Problems And Conditions. There'S An Interesting Interpretation Of Moroccan Sociopolitical 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. About The Author I.William Zartman Is Director Of The African Studies Program At The School For Advanced International Studies, The Johns Hopkins University.

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