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Journal articles on the topic "Berbères – Maroc – Politique et gouvernement"
Mengoub, Fatima Ezzahra, Caroline Lejars, and Mohammed Rachid Doukkali. "Impacts De La Politique De Reconversion Des Systèmes D’irrigation Gravitaire vers l’irrigation Localisée : Cas Du Sous Bassin Du Tadla Azilal." European Scientific Journal ESJ 17, no. 24 (July 31, 2021). http://dx.doi.org/10.19044/esj.2021.v17n24p46.
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Lehtinen, Terhi. "Nation à la marge de l'Etat : la construction identaire du Mouvement Culturel Amazigh dans l'espace national marocain et au-delà des frontières étatiques." Paris, EHESS, 2003. http://www.theses.fr/2003EHES0133.
Full textArji, Mohamed. "La question berbère, le cas du Maroc." Thesis, Paris 3, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011PA030063.
Full textThe Berber question in Morocco is the problem of connections between the Moroccan national State and its Berber constituent in its linguistic and cultural dimensions this question and more particularly the Berber demands is impossible to clarify so much that it is the object of misunderstandings and passions … Connections between the two main actors of the Berber question: the Moroccan State and the Berber cultural movement evolved in the time. The attitude of the Moroccan State towards the Berber cultural movement has moved from denial through repression and recently we can talk about concessions and the beginning of the institutionalization … This process corresponds to the evolution of the political existence of the social movements including the three steps: the anti-institutional break then the political confrontation and finally the institutional influence. We wonder about a Berber question? Its contents? Its specificity? connections between the Moroccan State and the cultural Berber movement. How the authoritarian monarchic State manages the question of the Berber demand? How the Berber movement answers the domination of the State? How these connections evolved of the negation till the beginning of its institutionalization at present? To encircle well the Berber question we placed it in the regional context and we analyzed its dynamic transnational
Agrour, Rachid. "Le mouvement hibiste et les tribus berbères de l'Anti-Atlas : une histoire de la périphérie (sud-ouest marocain) face au pouvoir central (1910-1934)." Paris 1, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009PA010566.
Full textDerrouich, Hamid. "Changement politique et politique étrangère : essai sur la continuité et la discontinuité de la politique étrangère marocaine." Clermont-Ferrand 1, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009CLF10339.
Full textChihab, Youssef. "Soufisme et politique au Maroc : du nationalisme à la socialisation politique." Paris 10, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010PA100116.
Full textThrough this work, we tried to identify the role of Sufism in the construction of modern Morocco. Our study aims at socio-political character seeks to entertain thoughts about this form of religious revival and its socio-political contribution in both the colonial and independence periods. We have attempted to define the place of this form of Islamic identity in a society increasingly secularized and where Islam remains a strong reference. Through field investigation, we tried to identify the political socialization of Sufism in Today’s Moroccan society. While it is clear that the religion in Morocco still part of socialization through mosques, universities and even the media, what is the form of the socialization due to Sufism and what is its significance? We discussed the complex and sometimes ambiguous links between the Sufism field and other fields, Islam, clerics, including political parties. We also discussed the role of this institution in the stabilization of the political scene in Morocco. Our study has also highlighted the profound social changes of new Morocco since the colonial period. To answer these questions, our work was structured around the following: We introduced our work by the definition and evolution of Sufism and the different approaches explaining the phenomenon of brotherhoods. The first part of our work is dealing with the role of Sufism in the colonial period taking into account its evolution and the political actions against it. The second part deals with the place and the political role of Sufism in the contemporary period. Afin de répondre à ces questions, notre travail s’est articulé autour des axes suivants : Nous avons introduit notre travail par la définition et l’évolution du soufisme, ainsi que les différentes approches expliquant le phénomène confrérique. La première partie de notre travail traite du rôle du soufisme dans la période coloniale, en tenant compte de l’évolution du soufisme et les politiques menées contre ce foyer social. La deuxième partie aborde la place et le rôle politique du soufisme dans la période contemporaine
Oukssisse, Mohamed. "Anomie institutionelle et politique au Maroc : un essai d'interpretation socio-politique." Paris 5, 1999. http://www.theses.fr/1999PA05H032.
Full textChakib, Ahmed. "Élites religieuses et pouvoir politique : essai sur l'énonciation du politique au Maroc." Bordeaux 2, 1992. http://www.theses.fr/1992BOR21007.
Full textThis study comes within the scope of historical sociology. Through this methodological orientation, we have tried to examine the modes by which the social and political order was created in Islam (the Arabic east) and its impact on the initial form of politics in morocco and their development. The political history of this country can the better understood if we take into account this impact. Yet, the thing which characterizes best Moroccan history ist the permanency of what C. Geertz calls the "saint warrior" model. Thus, we have tried to bring to the fore this model by stressing the specificities of the religious elites (sacred lineages, zaouia and sharifisme) and their relationships with the political power. These elites who will hold a dominating part until the advent of colonialism and the disappearing of the makhzen whose authority they recognized. But after some uncertainties about the political future of the country during the struggle for independence, the rising power of the monarchy now confirms the continuity of the geertzian model
Lafuente, Gilles. "La politique berbère de la France et le nationalisme marocain, 1912-1937." Aix-Marseille 1, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997AIX10075.
Full textOn 16 may 1930, france proclaimed a decree (dahir) in morocco with a view to adapting the berber justice system to immediate requirements. The reactions provoked by the "dahir berbere", as it was known, led to the assertion and organisation of moroccan nationalism. Intiated in 1912 by lyautey, this policy was intended as an response to problems posed by the hostility of berber tribes (80% of moroccans) towards pacification. It acknowledged these peoples' established rights, notably in the judicial realm, by shielding them from tne koranic law (chraa). To this end, the autorities created judicial assemblies (djemaas) and places the perpetrators of crimes committed on berber soil under french legal jurisdiction (article 6). Thus muslims found themselves subject to non-islamic laws, as ostensible attempt at deislamisation against which the moroccans reacted violently. In morocco, during the summer of 1930, the prayer of the "latif" - an invocation of divine aid against the calamities - was intoned in the mosquees. Faced with measures (including imprisonment) taken by the residence, the nationalists, assisted by chakib arslan and by french liberals such as r. J. Longuet, organised a fierce press campaign abroad (editorials, telegrams etc. . . ). The authorities suppressed article 6 in article 6 in april 1934, but the nationalist movement had established itself via newspapers and political groups and its demands became increasingly political, leading in 1937 toviolent streets demonstrations. The residence and the royal palace responded by exiling the nationalists leaders. The movement was left rudderless, and only after the second world war were moroccans nationalists able to resume their struggle
Ouali, Alami Mohammed. "Les islamistes marocains et la question de la paticipation politique." Perpignan, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007PERP0747.
Full textIt is in the western calendar that the Muslims counted their years of modernization, but since they are not the producers of ideological certainties any more, the Moroccan Islamists were forced to voice another point of view: they were hundreds, they are thousands, and they will be millions. In secularism, they hear materialism and atheism and answer spirituality, to the State they compare Umma and in democracy choura. After more than four decades of activism, the Islamic Moroccans could impose their feelings in several domains of social and political life and the state now pays increasingly more attention to their voice and their opinions. The islamists who want to take up the challenge of modernization while preserving their roots, can they not opt for a political system reconciling the institutions of modern democracy and recommendations of Islamic thought? No democracy is even nearly genuine as long as the people do not understand that they are meant to be free
Maroufi, Abdellatif. "Etat et capital au Maroc : du makhzen à l'Etat." Paris 10, 1985. http://www.theses.fr/1985PA100162.
Full textBooks on the topic "Berbères – Maroc – Politique et gouvernement"
Tozy, Mohamed. Monarchie et islam politique au Maroc. [Paris]: Presses de la Fondation nationale des sciences politiques, 1999.
Find full textMonarchie et islam politique au Maroc. 2nd ed. [Paris]: Presses de sciences po, 1999.
Find full textMontagne, Robert. Les Berbères et le makhzen dans le sud du Maroc: Essai sur la transformation politique des Berbères sédentaires (groupe chleuh). [Rabat, Morocco]: Dar Al-Aman, 2013.
Find full textBerrahou, Salah Eddine. L' état d'exception au Maroc: Essai sur les rapports entre le pouvoir et les partis politiques de l'opposition. Marrakech: Université Cadi Ayyad, 2002.
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