Les Villes Imperiales du Maroc offers an in-depth look at four of Morocco's major historic cities: Fès, Marrakech, Meknès, and the twinned Rabat-Salé region. Through text by Samuel Pickens and photographic documentation by Philippe Saharoff, the book explores the cultural heritage, architecture, and historical developments that shaped the identities of these imperial cities. Richly illustrat…
This book presents a comprehensive history of Morocco from ancient times to the modern period. Bernard Lugan, a North African historian, outlines Morocco's political, social, economic, and cultural evolution, including the influence of Berber tribes, the heyday of Islamic dynasties, Morocco's relations with Europe, the French and Spanish colonial eras, and the path to independence. Using a hist…
This book is a collection of documents on Morocco and various other African countries, compiled as part of the "Documents on Muslim States" series. Edited by Shiv Lal, this book presents a compilation of reports, political data, diplomatic notes, and government documents related to political developments in the African region, particularly countries with Muslim populations and governments. The …
This book is the official documentation of Morocco's struggle and transition to independence from 1955 to 1957. Written by King Mohammed V and translated from Arabic, this work contains speeches, political statements, early state policies, and reflections by Moroccan leaders on the critical period leading up to and following the proclamation of independence. This book provides a comprehensive o…
Legerdemain explores a hidden chapter of Cold War history involving Morocco’s struggle for independence and the covert operations conducted by the United States. Through detailed research, James J. Heaphy reveals President Eisenhower’s secret plan to influence events in North Africa, the role of nuclear deterrence strategies, and the intelligence operations that unfolded beyond the knowledg…
Dar El Beida Casablanca is a visual and narrative documentation of Casablanca, one of Morocco's main cultural and economic centers. Through photography by Ali Kaghat and Driss Alaoui Mdaghri, the book presents a panoramic view of urban life, architecture, public spaces, and the social atmosphere of Dar El Beida—another name for Casablanca. Compiled as part of the “Villes Marocaines” serie…
Morocco: Land of Promise is a collective work by a group of Moroccan academics, historians, diplomats, and government figures to depict the nation's journey to building a modern state. The book highlights the relationship between the king and his subjects as the foundation of national stability, and outlines Morocco's political, social, and economic achievements since independence. Through his…
Le Défi is a reflective work by King Hassan II of Morocco that examines the political, economic, and social challenges facing the Maghreb during his reign. In this book, Hassan II outlines his strategic vision for national development, regional diplomacy, the modernization of Moroccan society, and the monarchy's role in maintaining the country's stability. Through both a personal and political…
This careful and well-informed study by a leading sociologist explores key questions about Morocco and its relations with the Western Sahara. The strategies of the main actors are discussed, and the underlying game theories that explain their actions are analysed in regional and international contexts. The geopolitical dimension of the present situation is explored, in terms of the ever-present…
This careful and well-informed study by a leading sociologist explores key questions about Morocco and its relations with the Western Sahara. The strategies of the main actors are discussed, and the underlying game theories that explain their actions are analysed in regional and international contexts. The geopolitical dimension of the present situation is explored, in terms of the ever-present…