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L’Année du Maghreb
ISSN 1952-8108 · CNRS Éditions · 759 artikel di indeks
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Where the outliers lie: The Freethinkers’ Burial Plot of Tunis and the limits of identity in death
This article examines the Freethinkers’ Burial Plot of Tunis as a site where the limits of a “non-religious” identity become visible. While the living may enjoy a degree of flexibility in how they define themselves outside of religion, death often imposes categorization. Decisions about the burial…
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Laid to rest at home? The experiences of Sub-Saharan African migrants with death, burial, and ways of belonging in Morocco
In this article, we examine how migrants from West and Central Africa deal with death and burial on the way to and within Morocco. Broadly speaking, existing studies on death and migration fall into two categories. They either concentrate on the integration of regular migrants in the Global North –…
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Le cimetière multiconfessionnel de Bruxelles : tenir malgré l’adversité
The article traces the history of the multifaith cemetery in Brussels. The vast majority of deceased Muslims, whose families have not opted, either by choice or necessity, for repatriation to their country of origin, are buried there. The history of this cemetery is tumultuous, and its existence…
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Folie, recrutement et désertions dans les rangs de l’armée coloniale au Maroc. Une analyse historienne à partir de cas cliniques (1919-1956)
Insanity in the army is commonly associated with war trauma, a subject on which recent historiography has focused particularly closely. However, some early 20th-century military psychiatric studies already highlight the complexity of what could be described as “military insanity”. At the 1909…
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Donner corps à la frontière algéro-tripolitaine : microhistoire d’un conflit impliquant un marchand du Souf à Ghadamès, 1895-1896
In March 1895, a homicide occurs on the outskirts of the Ottoman city of Ghadames, located in present-day western Libya. The victim is the son of a merchant originating from the Souf, a Saharan land located in today’s southeastern Algeria, then under French colonial rule. The murderer probably…
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Memory in motion: An ethnographic history of migrants’ traces and their metamorphosis in Lampedusa
This article examines the transformation of migrant traces into dynamic forms of memory-making at the European Union’s Mediterranean border, focusing on the artistic and political work of the Askavusa Collective – a cultural association founded by a group of inhabitants on the island of Lampedusa…
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Cimetières islamiques et appartenance locale en Espagne à l’époque moderne
This article examines the role of Islamic cemeteries in shaping local belonging in early modern Spain, focusing on the port city of Cartagena in the eighteenth century. The authors argue that the management of Muslim burials within Iberian Christian societies was not merely a matter of…
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Climat et paysages au service du tourisme colonial en Tunisie : une approche d’histoire environnementale (fin xixe-début xxe siècle)
This article develops an environmental history of colonial tourism in Tunisia, focusing on the political and territorial uses of climate and nature in the making of a tourist destination. It challenges reductive interpretation of tourism as mere leisure or ideological display by arguing that the…
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« Même lorsqu’elle recule, la rivière avance. » Algérie, le Hirak à l’épreuve de la pandémie de Covid-19
The Hirak (from the Arabic ḥirāk, meaning “movement”) begins in Algeria in February 2019. Weekly demonstrations call for the resignation of President Abdelaziz Bouteflika, who had been in office for twenty years, is in poor health, and had nevertheless announced his candidacy for a fifth term…
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« Les chiens dévorent nos cadavres. » Quand des esclaves musulmans voulaient enterrer leurs morts dans l’Europe méditerranéenne du xviiie siècle
This article explores the case North Africans and, more broadly, Ottomans that Christian corsairs enslaved in the Mediterranean during the 18th century. It seeks to uncover a different period of death and burial in exile compared to the two more recent and better-known stages in the history of…
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Cemeteries without the dead: The fate of Jewish cemeteries in Morocco
Beginning in the 1980s, Moroccans involved in the leftist anti-colonial independence movement began advocating for the restoration of historical sites, including Jewish cemeteries. They saw pluralistic heritage preservation as part of Morocco’s post-independence nation-building. Jewish cemeteries…
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Les agricultrices face au confinement sanitaire : stratégies d’adaptation et solidarités en France et en Algérie
This article, resulting from the Atlas program research project, presents the results of a comparative analysis of women farmers in two contrasting geographical and social contexts: the Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur (PACA) region in France, and the Blida region in Algeria, during the lockdown periods…
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« Résister à la conversion » : enjeux temporels et registre de l’(in)visibilité de la conversion de complaisance au Liban
Based on ethnographic fieldwork conducted in Lebanon between 2015 and 2019, this article examines narratives of avoiding religious conversion. The refusal to convert is described as a form of “resistance” to changes in confessional identity, in a context where such changes have, in some respects…
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Se convertir à l’islam et après ? Couple et parentalité chez les jeunes converti·es en France
This article is based on doctoral research examining the paths of engagement of young converts to Islam in France. It explores the effects of conversion and its repercussions on marital and parental relationships within certain segments of popular classes and middle classes. The analysis of these…
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« Comment es-tu devenu athée ? » Le récit de vie comme dispositif de sensibilisation à la cause athéiste en Turquie contemporaine
This study examines the political uses of life stories in a predominantly Muslim country. It explores the issues surrounding the publication of stories about leaving religion. To what extent their publication serves the cause of atheists in Turkey? The study is based on the analysis of a corpus of…
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D’un islam à un autre : la conversion intra-religieuse d’Abou Hafs au Maroc
Could we expect a shift in beliefs within the same religious family? This question is central to the sociology of religion and constantly challenges social science research. In an age of individualized belief and new tools of communication, the quest for meaning is becoming increasingly urgent…
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Amazighité et conversion au christianisme dans le Maroc contemporain : une étude du « mythe amazigh »
The aim of this article is to understand the mechanisms through which Christian and Amazigh identities interact and mutually shape one another in Morocco, based on a case study focused on the dynamics of adhesion to an “Amazigh myth” among Moroccan converts to Christianity. This “Amazigh myth” does…
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Faire corps autour des morts. Le cas du cimetière européen de Beni Saf (Algérie) depuis l’indépendance
Preserved at the National Overseas Archives (ANOM) in Aix-en-Provence, the private collection 261 brings together documentation from the Amicale des Beni Safiens (ABS). A former mining town founded in the xixth century in the Oran region, Beni Saf was home to a European community, mainly Spanish…