Reflections on French Colonialism in the Maghreb
In the European race to divide the land of the world amongst themselves during the colonial era, Morocco, Tunisia, and...
Mohamed Chtatou
Dr. Mohamed Chtatou is a senior professor of business communication at the International University of Rabat -IUR- as well at Mohammed V University in Rabat. He is currently a political analyst with Moroccan, Gulf, French, Italian and British media on politics and culture in the Middle East, Islam and Islamism as well as terrorism.
Poetry, Songs and Dance as Amazigh Strong Markers of Identity
Conquerors, colonizers and other foreign powers that to different extents have tried to override and reshape Amazigh identity, have influenced the Amazigh...
Idir, is Not Dead, he’s Just Passed into Cultural Eternity…
There’s no better way to belong to a people than to write in their language.”Heinrich Böll, German writer (1917 –...
Hurdles facing Amazigh Culture in Morocco
Historically the Amazigh have faced many obstacles and hurdles in the recognition and expression of their history, language, and culture....
