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Addendum I on Mauritanian and Algerian Islamists
My previous post regarding the role of Algerian Islamist parties in the post-Civil War period focused primarily on the functional and strategic role of such parties. This is also true of the previous … more →
The Moor Next Door
Ben Ali's Democracy #5
Layla wrote 1 day ago: Well, five at the last count and given the burgeoning numbers of bloggers and activists being censor … more →
Addendum I on Mauritanian and Algerian Islamists
Kal wrote 3 days ago: My previous post regarding the role of Algerian Islamist parties in the post-Civil War period focuse … more →
The next generation
alle wrote 1 week ago: A kind reader sent me the link to this BBC article on inherited power in North Africa: In Libya and … more →
"I can break you."
Kal wrote 1 week ago: On the death of Djamel Kelfaoui, who was told by the officer who killed him “you can take down … more →
Mauritanian Islamists: Political Islam beyond the "War of Ideas"
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Kal wrote 2 weeks ago: Tawassoul, Mauritania’s principle Islamist political party, announced this week that it would … more →
"Algérie : l'émeute pour le dire", by Cherif Ouazani in Jeune Afrique
On Maghreb-Mashreq Politics wrote 2 weeks ago: Algérie : l\’émeute pour le dire 09/11/2009 09:04:03 | Jeune Afrique | Par : Cherif Ouazani, e … more →
Où va la Tunisie ? by Marwane Ben Yahmed in Jeune Afrique
On Maghreb-Mashreq Politics wrote 2 weeks ago: Cet article me fais me questionner sur une autre question: Vers où vas le Maghreb? Avec Bouteflika, … more →
Maghrevision Song Contest
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alle wrote 2 weeks ago: If nothing else can unite the Maghreb, perhaps music will. So which Maghreb country has the best nat … more →
Sahara Elektrik
dancingcheetah wrote 3 weeks ago: O grupo de rock alemão Dissidenten é um dos precursores da mistura de sonoridades ocidentais com as … more →
Sorting stone tools - Redefining the Capsien of Eastern Algeria and Tunesia
A. Dittrich wrote 3 weeks ago: Noura Rahmani: Technological and Cultural Change Among the Last Hunter-Gatherers of the Maghreb: The … more →
Kairouan 21/09/09
Heidi wrote 1 month ago: Kairouan is the 4th-holiest place in Islam. Which I’m afraid reminded me of the Flight of the … more →
`If photographs could talk...', Joseph McGonagle, Manchester, 11 September - 26 October, 2009
johnperivolaris wrote 1 month ago: John noted in my journal entries over the summer that when I arrived in Algiers I put down my … more →
Tunisie : Ben Ali réélu président avec 89,62% des voix, in Jeune Afrique
On Maghreb-Mashreq Politics wrote 1 month ago: Rien d’étonnant si l’on tiens en compte la mode au Maghreb de figer les résultats électo … more →
On Algeria's recent riots
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Kal wrote 1 month ago: I recently wrote an overly-long post about the setting that has produced the riots in Diar Echems, t … more →
Brother, Can You Spare a Dime?
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davidderrick wrote 1 month ago: This was a Depression, not Crash, song, but it will do to mark the anniversary. The market slid on T … more →
"The State is an ostrich"
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Kal wrote 1 month ago: Gulagh seg Tizi Ouzou Armi d Akdadu Ur hekim-en ddeggi aken ellan. Anerez wala aneknu Axir da3wessu … more →
North to North: A Journey in Postcards from Manchester to the Maghreb
jmcgonagle wrote 1 month ago: A new blog has been launched to accompany the project North to North: A Journey in Postcards from Ma … more →
Libya: The Succession Guessing Game
Saïd Nassiri wrote 1 month ago: Summary Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi has apparently granted the wish of his son, Seif al-Islam, for … more →
Women Leading the Prayers
ghilman786 wrote 1 month ago: Why do woman sometimes lead the Prayers in Jama’at-Khanah, while there is no such precedent in … more →
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