Arabs and Berbers: From Tribe to Nation in North Africa

Contents
Illustrations
Preface
Introduction
Part 1 The traditional base
	1 The tribe in modem Morocco: two case studies
	2 Political and religious organization of the Berbers of the
central High Atlas
	3 The socio-political organization of a Berber Taraf tribe:
pre-protectorate Morocco
	4 Berber Imperialism : the Ait Atta Expansion in Southeast Morocco
	5 Local Politics and State Intervention : Northeast Morocco from 1870 to 1970
	6 The Mzab
Part 2 Ethnicity and Nation
	7 The social and conceptual framework of Arab-Berber
relations in central Morocco
	8 The image of the Moroccan state in French ethnological
literature: a new look at the origin of Lyautey’s Berber policy
	9 The Impact of the Dahir Berbère In Salé
	10 The Berbers and the Rise of Moroccan nationalism
	11 Tribalism, Trade and Politics: the Transformation of the Swasa of Morocco
	12 The Neo-Makhzan and the Berbers
	13 Note on the Role of the Berbers in the Early Days of Moroccan Independence
	14 The Political Evolution of the Octave Marais Berbers in Independent Morocco
	15 The Berbers in the Algerian Political Elite
Part 3 Ethnicity and social change
	16 Traditionalism through Ultra-modernism
	17 Berber Migrants in Casablanca
	18 Social change among the Tuareg
	19 Patterns of Rural Rebellion in Morocco during the Early Years
	20 Political Authority and Social Stratification in Mauritania
Part 4 The Coup of 10 July 1971
	21 The Coup Manqué
	22 The Berbers and the Coup
	23 Berbers and the Moroccan political system after the coup
Conclusion
	Notes on Contributors
Index