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Port of Call: Problems of Justice and the Past in the Moroccan Mediterranean
Port of Call: Problems of Justice and the Past in the Moroccan Mediterranean
Port of Call: Problems of Justice and the Past in the Moroccan Mediterranean

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자료유형  
 학위논문 서양
최종처리일시  
20250211152703
ISBN  
9798384454687
DDC  
306
저자명  
Norton, Rosa.
서명/저자  
Port of Call: Problems of Justice and the Past in the Moroccan Mediterranean
발행사항  
[Sl] : University of California, Berkeley, 2024
발행사항  
Ann Arbor : ProQuest Dissertations & Theses, 2024
형태사항  
122 p
주기사항  
Source: Dissertations Abstracts International, Volume: 86-03, Section: A.
주기사항  
Advisor: Hirschkind, Charles.
학위논문주기  
Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of California, Berkeley, 2024.
초록/해제  
요약This dissertation examines political unrest in arguably one of the most stable regimes in the Muslim world, Morocco. It does so through a consideration of problems of historical reckoning, in line with the rhetoric and political stance of Rifian activists who point to the fundamental incompleteness of the nation's postcolonial transition in the insistence on stamping out the radical legacy of the early twentieth-century Republic of the Rif and the challenge it posed to European colonial forces. The death of fish vendor Mouhcine Fikri in late fall of 2016 unleashed the strongest backlash against corruption and inequality in the country since 2011 and the wider context of the "Arab Spring." Tied indelibly to the port of al-Hoceyma and a Mediterranean coastline whose (increasingly scarce) bounty is tightly constricted through a web of rules, both official and unofficial, Fikri's death shifted the wider demands of national protest al-hirak (the movement) to a focus on historical regional tensions and in particular the status of al-shamal or the north. My research takes up questions of northern difference through a focus on the Andalusian city of Tetouan and in particular an infrastructural project to redevelop its Mediterranean port of Martil and the river connecting its northern hub to coastal waters. Closed since 1962, its abandonment coincides with a history of monarchical hostility toward the northern region as a whole following 1958 clashes in the Rif and a subsequent general move to disinvest from the Mediterranean coastline of the country. My ethnography probes attempts to resurrect Martil's river and port, an endeavor on the part of civic activists and local historians that brings with it a host of resurrected past futures embedded in a centuries-long enmeshment with Spain extending from medieval times through twentieth-century colonial rule. In articulating these "futures past," proponents of the port's reopening strike a delicate balance, at one and the same time elaborating a vision for the future of the north in line with its co-constitutive role in the production of both Western Europe and western Islam and at the same time navigating a northern political difference which continues to disturb and provoke.
일반주제명  
Cultural anthropology
일반주제명  
North African studies
일반주제명  
Middle Eastern studies
키워드  
Anticolonialism
키워드  
Mediterranean coastline
키워드  
Muslim world
키워드  
Colonial forces
키워드  
Radical legacy
기타저자  
University of California, Berkeley Anthropology
기본자료저록  
Dissertations Abstracts International. 86-03A.
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■520    ▼aThis  dissertation  examines  political  unrest  in  arguably  one  of  the  most  stable  regimes  in  the  Muslim  world,  Morocco.  It  does  so  through  a  consideration  of  problems  of  historical  reckoning,  in  line  with  the  rhetoric  and  political  stance  of  Rifian  activists  who  point  to  the  fundamental  incompleteness  of  the  nation's  postcolonial  transition  in  the  insistence  on  stamping  out  the  radical  legacy  of  the  early  twentieth-century  Republic  of  the  Rif  and  the  challenge  it  posed  to  European  colonial  forces.  The  death  of  fish  vendor  Mouhcine  Fikri  in  late  fall  of  2016  unleashed  the  strongest  backlash  against  corruption  and  inequality  in  the  country  since  2011  and  the  wider  context  of  the  "Arab  Spring."  Tied  indelibly  to  the  port  of  al-Hoceyma  and  a  Mediterranean  coastline  whose  (increasingly  scarce)  bounty  is  tightly  constricted  through  a  web  of  rules,  both  official  and  unofficial,  Fikri's  death  shifted  the  wider  demands  of  national  protest  al-hirak  (the  movement)  to  a  focus  on  historical  regional  tensions  and  in  particular  the  status  of  al-shamal  or  the  north.  My  research  takes  up  questions  of  northern  difference  through  a  focus  on  the  Andalusian  city  of  Tetouan  and  in  particular  an  infrastructural  project  to  redevelop  its  Mediterranean  port  of  Martil  and  the  river  connecting  its  northern  hub  to  coastal  waters.  Closed  since  1962,  its  abandonment  coincides  with  a  history  of  monarchical  hostility  toward  the  northern  region  as  a  whole  following  1958  clashes  in  the  Rif  and  a  subsequent  general  move  to  disinvest  from  the  Mediterranean  coastline  of  the  country.  My  ethnography  probes  attempts  to  resurrect  Martil's  river  and  port,  an  endeavor  on  the  part  of  civic  activists  and  local  historians  that  brings  with  it  a  host  of  resurrected  past  futures  embedded  in  a  centuries-long  enmeshment  with  Spain  extending  from  medieval  times  through  twentieth-century  colonial  rule.  In  articulating  these  "futures  past,"  proponents  of  the  port's  reopening  strike  a  delicate  balance,  at  one  and  the  same  time  elaborating  a  vision  for  the  future  of  the  north  in  line  with  its  co-constitutive  role  in  the  production  of  both  Western  Europe  and  western  Islam  and  at  the  same  time  navigating  a  northern  political  difference  which  continues  to  disturb  and  provoke.
■590    ▼aSchool  code:  0028.
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