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{"agg_data_provider_collection":{"en":["Maghrib in Past & Present | Postcasts"],"ar-Arab":["المغرب في الماضي والحاضر | البث"]},"cho_title":{"und-Latn":["Contemporary Art in Tunisia"]},"cho_creator":{"en":["themaghribpodcast.com"]},"cho_date_range_norm":[2022],"cho_date_range_hijri":[1443,1444],"cho_dc_rights":{"en":["Use of content for classroom purposes and on other non-profit educational websites is granted (and encouraged) with proper citation."]},"cho_description":{"und-Latn":["Episode 144: Contemporary Art in Tunisia As part of the AIMS Contemporary Art Fellowship, Ignacio Villalón conducted research into the contemporary art scene in Tunisia, exploring private and public cultural institutions, sources of funding, questions of language, and ongoing challenges. This project culminated in a report, written for academic and non-academic audiences alike. In this podcast, Villalón summarises the main findings of his research, focusing on a few select phenomena in the Tunisian art scene. Ignacio Villalón is a writer, researcher, and journalist with a focus on politics and culture in the Mediterranean region. He received his Master's degree in History from the École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales, for which he conducted research on emigration (hijra) in early 20th century Algeria. As AIMS Contemporary Arts Fellow, he carried out research on the arts scene in Tunisia. He has published articles in \"Le Quotidien d'Oran\" and \"Africa is a Country.\" Ignacio is currently CAORC Social Sciences Fellow. This interview was recorded on May 13, 2022, via Zoom and led by Katarzyna Falecka, Lecturer in Art History at Newcastle University and Project Coordinator at the Centre d'Études Maghrébines à Tunis (CEMAT) To see related slides, please visit our website: www.themaghribpodcast.com We thank our friend Ignacio Villalón, AIMS contemporary art follow for his guitar performance of A vava Inouva of Idir for the introduction and conclusion of this podcast. Edited and Posted by: Hayet Lansari, Librarian, Outreach Coordinator, Content Curator (CEMA)."]},"cho_edm_type":{"en":["Sound"],"ar-Arab":["صوت"]},"cho_extent":{"en":["31:55"]},"cho_has_type":{"en":["Interviews"],"ar-Arab":["المقابلات"]},"agg_data_provider":{"en":["The American Institute for Maghrib Studies"],"ar-Arab":["المعهد الأمريكي لدراسات المغرب"]},"agg_data_provider_country":{"en":["Morocco","Algeria","Tunisia"],"ar-Arab":["تونس","الجزائر","المغرب"]},"agg_provider":{"en":["The American Institute for Maghrib Studies"],"ar-Arab":["المعهد الأمريكي لدراسات المغرب"]},"agg_provider_country":{"en":["Morocco","Algeria","Tunisia"],"ar-Arab":["تونس","الجزائر","المغرب"]},"cho_type_facet":{"en":["Sound","Sound:Interviews"],"ar-Arab":["صوت","صوت:المقابلات"]},"id":"themaghribpodcast.podbean.com/7ab002fd-c4ac-3b48-96fa-eb83f4f324d5","transform_version":"3624475","transform_timestamp":"2023-02-10 22:32:59 +0000","agg_data_provider_collection_id":"aims","dlme_source_file":"data/aims/data.csv","agg_is_shown_at":{"wr_id":"https://themaghribpodcast.podbean.com/e/contemporary-art-in-tunisia/"},"agg_preview":{"wr_id":"https://deow9bq0xqvbj.cloudfront.net/ep-logo/pbblog1668744/Ignacio_Villalo_n_sizeaf193.png"}}
{"agg_data_provider_collection":{"en":["Maghrib in Past & Present | Postcasts"],"ar-Arab":["المغرب في الماضي والحاضر | البث"]},"cho_title":{"und-Latn":["The ”Lush Garden” of Andalusian Music"]},"cho_creator":{"en":["themaghribpodcast.com"]},"cho_date_range_norm":[2022],"cho_date_range_hijri":[1443,1444],"cho_dc_rights":{"en":["Use of content for classroom purposes and on other non-profit educational websites is granted (and encouraged) with proper citation."]},"cho_description":{"und-Latn":["Episode 143: The \"Lush Garden\" of Andalusian Music In this podcast, Dr. Carl Davila explores the Andalusian music tradition of Morocco, known as al-ala, through the written song collections, such as the famous Kunnash al-Ha'ik. By examining the literary record, embodied in around 40 handwritten manuscripts found in libraries across Europe and North Africa, we can come to understand the evolution of the repertoire over the past two and a half centuries. Of special interest here is a little-known work called al-Rawdat al-Ghanna' fi Usul al-Ghina' (\"The Lush Garden for the Principles of Song'') of which there are just three surviving copies — including one in the Bibliothèque Nationale in Rabat. In this podcast we will explore such questions as: Who wrote this work, and when? What is actually in it? And perhaps most significant: Where does it fit in the history of the written repertoire of Andalusian music? Dr. Carl Davila holds a PhD in Arabic Studies from Yale University (2006). He lived in Fez off and on for nearly three years in the early 2000s and has visited Morocco frequently since then. Being the first scholar to write extensively in English on the Andalusian music in Morocco, he has published two monographs and numerous articles on the cultural, historical and literary aspects of this grand musical tradition. At the moment, he is developing a book series with E.J. Brill that will present English translations and commentary for all eleven nubas in the modern and historical repertoires. He is currently Associate Professor of History at the State University of New York in Brockport. This episode was recorded on April 21st, 2022 at the Tangier American Legation Institute for Moroccan Studies (TALIM). To see related slides, please visit our website : www.themaghribpodcast.com Posted by Hayet Lansari, Librarian, Outreach Coordinator, Content Curator (CEMA)."]},"cho_edm_type":{"en":["Sound"],"ar-Arab":["صوت"]},"cho_extent":{"en":["19:52"]},"cho_has_type":{"en":["Interviews"],"ar-Arab":["المقابلات"]},"agg_data_provider":{"en":["The American Institute for Maghrib Studies"],"ar-Arab":["المعهد الأمريكي لدراسات المغرب"]},"agg_data_provider_country":{"en":["Morocco","Algeria","Tunisia"],"ar-Arab":["تونس","الجزائر","المغرب"]},"agg_provider":{"en":["The American Institute for Maghrib Studies"],"ar-Arab":["المعهد الأمريكي لدراسات المغرب"]},"agg_provider_country":{"en":["Morocco","Algeria","Tunisia"],"ar-Arab":["تونس","الجزائر","المغرب"]},"cho_type_facet":{"en":["Sound","Sound:Interviews"],"ar-Arab":["صوت","صوت:المقابلات"]},"id":"themaghribpodcast.podbean.com/056ed1a5-6e08-3730-9826-a5c2f5395fb9","transform_version":"3624475","transform_timestamp":"2023-02-10 22:32:59 +0000","agg_data_provider_collection_id":"aims","dlme_source_file":"data/aims/data.csv","agg_is_shown_at":{"wr_id":"https://themaghribpodcast.podbean.com/e/the-lush-garden-of-andalusian-music/"},"agg_preview":{"wr_id":"https://deow9bq0xqvbj.cloudfront.net/ep-logo/pbblog1668744/Carl_Davila_size.png"}}
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{"agg_data_provider_collection":{"en":["Maghrib in Past & Present | Postcasts"],"ar-Arab":["المغرب في الماضي والحاضر | البث"]},"cho_title":{"und-Latn":["From Palestine to North Africa and Back: Transnational Solidarity in the Arts in the 1970s"]},"cho_creator":{"en":["themaghribpodcast.com"]},"cho_date_range_norm":[2022],"cho_date_range_hijri":[1443,1444],"cho_dc_rights":{"en":["Use of content for classroom purposes and on other non-profit educational websites is granted (and encouraged) with proper citation."]},"cho_description":{"und-Latn":["Episode 139: From Palestine to North Africa and Back: Transnational Solidarity in the Arts in the 1970s The International Art Exhibition for Palestine opened in Beirut in 1978 with nearly 200 artists from 30 countries. For over a decade, Rasha Salti and Kristine Khouri led a research project to uncover the history of this and other art collections/museums built in solidarity with political causes, and map networks of artists, intellectuals and activists that extended from these projects. The Moroccan chapter revealed links and practices from publications like Souffles, to proximity of the PLO’s office to writers and artists, and the work and interventions by artists bringing work to public space and out of the galleries. Kristine Khouri is a researcher whose background is in Arab cultural history and art history. Her interests began in the history of arts circulation, exhibition and infrastructure in the Middle East and North Africa as well as archives, practices in and with them, and knowledge dissemination. In the past few years, she has been focused on critical engagement with digital archives, and issues that emerge from them including rights, access, and language. She co-led, with Rasha Salti, the Past Disquiet research project unearthing the histories of exhibitions and museums in exile, and transnational solidarity in the arts in the 1970s. Kristine is currently a board member of the Arab Image Foundation in Beirut. This episode is part of the Modern Art in the Maghrib series, and was recorded on March 3, 2022, via Zoom. This is part of a larger Council of American Overseas Research Centers program organized by the Centre d'Études Maghrébines à Tunis (CEMAT) and financed by the Andrew Mellon Foundation that seeks to collaborate with local institutions for a greater awareness of art historical research in North Africa. We thank the duo Ÿuma for use of their song, \"Smek\", from their album Chura for the introduction and conclusion of this podcast. Posted by: Hayet Lansari, Librarian, Outreach Coordinator, Content Curator (CEMA)."]},"cho_edm_type":{"en":["Sound"],"ar-Arab":["صوت"]},"cho_extent":{"en":["47:31"]},"cho_has_type":{"en":["Interviews"],"ar-Arab":["المقابلات"]},"agg_data_provider":{"en":["The American Institute for Maghrib Studies"],"ar-Arab":["المعهد الأمريكي لدراسات المغرب"]},"agg_data_provider_country":{"en":["Morocco","Algeria","Tunisia"],"ar-Arab":["تونس","الجزائر","المغرب"]},"agg_provider":{"en":["The American Institute for Maghrib Studies"],"ar-Arab":["المعهد الأمريكي لدراسات المغرب"]},"agg_provider_country":{"en":["Morocco","Algeria","Tunisia"],"ar-Arab":["تونس","الجزائر","المغرب"]},"cho_type_facet":{"en":["Sound","Sound:Interviews"],"ar-Arab":["صوت","صوت:المقابلات"]},"id":"themaghribpodcast.podbean.com/8bffb46d-349f-34d2-a50e-84e6e0c43ca2","transform_version":"3624475","transform_timestamp":"2023-02-10 22:32:59 +0000","agg_data_provider_collection_id":"aims","dlme_source_file":"data/aims/data.csv","agg_is_shown_at":{"wr_id":"https://themaghribpodcast.podbean.com/e/from-palestine-to-north-africa-and-back-transnational-solidarity-in-the-arts-in-the-1970s/"},"agg_preview":{"wr_id":"https://deow9bq0xqvbj.cloudfront.net/ep-logo/pbblog1668744/Kristine_Khouri_size.png"}}
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Le cas de l’hypokhâgne d’Alger 1929-1961 Dans ce podcast, feu Omar Carlier, Professeur émérite d’Histoire à l’Université Paris VII et Chercheur associé au Centre de Recherche en Anthropologie Sociale et Culturelle, Professeur à l’Université d’Oran de 1969 à 1993, a exposé pour la première fois son travail de recherche en cours, dédié à l’histoire de l’Hypokhâgne d’Alger, un moment clé de la formation d’une élite intellectuelle en situation coloniale (1929-1961). L’Hypokhâgne est une Classe de Lettres supérieures au Lycée Émir Abdelkader (Ex. Bugeaud) à Alger. Son intérêt, qu’il dit tardif, pour cet objet est né après avoir découvert que son amie et collègue Fanny Colonna est passée par l’Hypokhâgne d’Alger (1953-1954). Peu de temps après, il découvrira que d’autres chercheurs et écrivains de renom sont issus de cette Classe de Lettres supérieures à l’instar d’Albert Camus (Promotion 1932-1933), Jacques Derrida (Promotion 1948-1949), Fatima Zohra Imalayene, Alias Assia Djebar (Promotion 1953-1954), Claude Cohen Tannoudji et bien d’autres. Pr. Carlier est revenu, avec beaucoup de détails, sur les choix méthodologiques qui étaient les siens pour interroger cet objet atypique en expliquant pourquoi et comment il s’est servi de l’Hypokhâgne d’Alger comme une entrée d’analyse de la société algérienne en situation coloniale. En filigrane de son exposé, il a retracé l’évolution du champ culturel algérien, surtout dans ses expressions littéraire, artistique et musicale, et l’histoire de quelques figures emblématiques ayant marqué ce champ culturel. Toute une communauté de savoir, unie par de solides liens de sociabilité, est née de cette Hypokhâgne d’Alger. A l’occasion de cette conférence, Pr. 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From questions of diversity and difference to the roots of present debates around representation, responsibility, and justice, Youmein 2021: Roots and Traces was an open-ended artistic inquiry into how the structures of our past have shaped our current moment. The traces of this past appear in unexpected places, both institutionally and in the social milieu from which we develop artistic reflections. Uncomfortable inequities and realities sit adjacent to the rise of powerful populist and progressive movements worldwide. Since Youmein began in 2014, xenophobia, isolationism, and neo-imperialism have grown simultaneously with new forms of solidarities and ways of being in-common. How will these movements leave their traces in our shifting social orders, and how will they transform, sediment, and root themselves differently? 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From Maalem Abdellah Gourd and the renovation of his home in Tangier medina to the role of the Tangier American Legation Museum in the city, they share thoughts how different flows of people through the city, categorized differently as migrants, immigrants, “ex-pats,” and artists, intersect and overlap. George Bajalia is an anthropologist (Ph.D., Columbia University), Assistant Professor at Wesleyan University, and theatre director based between Morocco and New York. He is the co-founder of the annual Youmein Creative Media Festival in Tangier, Morocco and the Northwestern University in Qatar Creative Media Festival. His work has been supported by the CAORC-Mellon Mediterranean Research Fellowship, the American Institute of Maghrib Studies Long-Term Fellowship, and the Fulbright Foundation, and he is a Fellow of the Tangier- American Legation Institute for Moroccan Studies. 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Un bon nombre de ces manuscrits se trouve dans des bibliothèques publiques mais beaucoup d’autres appartiennent à des particuliers. La journée d’étude organisée par le Centre d'Études Maghrébines en Algérie (CEMA) intitulée: Reflexions autour des manuscrits maghrébins, s’adresse aux chercheurs, enseignants-chercheurs et doctorants qui s’intéressent aux manuscrits. Les approches mobilisées dans les différentes communications programmées dans le cadre de cette journée sont riches et variées par les objets qu’elles traitent. Elles se penchent chacune à leur manière sur l’identification et la conservation des fonds documentaires, la paléographie, la codicologie, l’étude du contenu qui font l’objet de plusieurs branches de savoir telles les humanités numériques qui peuvent offrir des perspectives insoupçonnées. Dans ce Podcast, Mohamed Hassen, Professeur des Universités en Histoire et Archéologie Médiévale et membre de l’Académie tunisienne des Sciences, des Lettres et des Arts Beït al-Hikma, présente une communication portant le titre : « Sur les manuscrits ibadites des anciens ‘siyar’ et en particulier l’ouvrage de Shammakhi (9e/15e siècle) ». Le texte du Pr. Mohamed Hassen, absent à la journée d’étude suite à des perturbations du trafic aérien, a été lu par Pr. Ouahmi Ould-Braham, Professeur des Universités, fondateur de la revue académique Études et Documents Berbères , domiciliée à la Maison des Sciences de l’Homme - Paris Nord. Les ouvrages de syar sont à la fois des chroniques et des recueils de biographies de la notabilité religieuse, aussi bien au Mashriq qu’au Maghrib. Ils rendent compte d’une situation culturelle complexe, héritée de l’Antiquité et transformée tout le long du Moyen Âge. Ils reflètent une période qui a connu la mise en place, dans les montagnes, les oasis et les tribus du Sud de l’Ifrîqiya, d’un système socio-économique et culturel, caractérisé par une acculturation défensive, opérée selon le prisme de l’ibadisme. Tenant compte du grand intérêt historique de ces ouvrages, une édition critique serait une tâche impérieuse pour la majorité d’entre eux. Pr. Mohamed Hassen a publié plusieurs articles et ouvrages en arabe, français et anglais sur l’Histoire et l’archéologie du Maghreb et de l’Andalus en général et de l’Ifrîqiya en particulier. Cet épisode s'inscrit dans le cadre du cycle de conférences « Langues et sociétés au Maghreb ». Il a été enregistré à l’occasion de la journée d’études « Réflexions autour des manuscrits maghrébins », qui a eu lieu le 12 février 2020 au Centre d'Études Maghrébines en Algérie (CEMA). Dr. Karim Ouaras, Maître de conférences à l’Université d’Oran 2 et Directeur adjoint du CEMA a modéré le débat. Nous remercions Dr. Jonathan Glasser, anthropologue culturel au College of William & Mary, pour son istikhbar in sika à l'alto pour l'introduction et la conclusion de ce podcast. 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La journée d’étude organisée par le Centre d'Études Maghrébines en Algérie (CEMA) intitulée: Réflexions autour des manuscrits maghrébins, s’adresse aux chercheurs, enseignants-chercheurs et doctorants qui s’intéressent aux manuscrits. Les approches mobilisées dans les différentes communications programmées dans le cadre de cette journée sont riches et variées par les objets qu’elles traitent. Elles se penchent chacune à leur manière sur l’identification et la conservation des fonds documentaires, la paléographie, la codicologie, l’étude du contenu qui font l’objet de plusieurs branches de savoir telles les humanités numériques qui peuvent offrir des perspectives insoupçonnées. Dans ce podcast Dr. Ramdane Boukherrouf présente son travail qui s’inscrit dans le domaine de la linguistique du corpus (Firth 1957) qui considère qu’un énoncé ne peut avoir de sens en dehors de son contexte historique et culturel de production. Il s’appuie également sur les travaux de Sinclair (1991) qui, s’inscrivant dans le prolongement et le développement de la première vision, considère que toute analyse linguistique doit se baser sur un ensemble de grands corpus. Dr. Ramdane Boukherrouf a choisi de travailler sur des parlers, autres que le kabyle, à partir d’un dépouillement profond des indications que fournissent les manuscrits médiévaux. Le manuscrit dont il question ici a été recueilli par Motylinski auprès de Brahim Ouslimane Chemakhi, Taleb d’Ifren au Mzab. Il s’agit d’un document de 54 pages qui nous renseigne en profondeur sur des données géographique, historique et linguistique du Djebel Nefousa. L’intérêt de ce manuscrit réside dans le fait qu’il constitue non seulement un témoignage historique sur la langue berbère, mais un document densément fourni en termes d’indications géographique, sociologique, linguistiques, historique et autres sur le Djebel Nefoussa. Dr. Ramdane Boukherrouf est enseignant chercheur (Maître de conférences classe A) à l’Université Mouloud Mammeri de Tizi-Ouzou et Directeur du Laboratoire d’Aménagement et d’Enseignement de la langue Amazighe. Il a obtenue le 23 avril 2017 une Habilitation à Diriger des Recherches Universitaires en Langue et Culture Amazighes. Il est également titulaire d'un Doctorat (Cotutelle UMMTO, Algérie & UNIL, Lausanne) en Langue et Culture Amazighes, Option : Linguistique, obtenu le 08 septembre 2015 aux Universités Mouloud Mammeri et Lausanne. Cet épisode s'inscrit dans le cadre du cycle de conférences « Langues et sociétés au Maghreb ». Il a été enregistré à l’occasion de la journée d’études « Réflexions autour des manuscrits maghrébins », qui a eu lieu le 12 février 2020 Centre d'Études Maghrébines en Algérie (CEMA). Dr. Karim Ouaras, Maître de conférences à l’Université d’Oran 2 et Directeur adjoint du CEMA a modéré le débat. Nous remercions notre ami Ignacio Villalón, étudiant en master à l'EHESS, pour sa prestation à la guitare du titre A vava Inouva de Idir pour l'introduction et la conclusion de ce podcast. Réalisation et montage: Hayet Lansari, Bibliothécaire / Chargée de la diffusion des activités scientifiques (CEMA)."]},"cho_edm_type":{"en":["Sound"],"ar-Arab":["صوت"]},"cho_extent":{"en":["11:58"]},"cho_has_type":{"en":["Interviews"],"ar-Arab":["المقابلات"]},"agg_data_provider":{"en":["The American Institute for Maghrib Studies"],"ar-Arab":["المعهد الأمريكي لدراسات المغرب"]},"agg_data_provider_country":{"en":["Morocco","Algeria","Tunisia"],"ar-Arab":["تونس","الجزائر","المغرب"]},"agg_provider":{"en":["The American Institute for Maghrib Studies"],"ar-Arab":["المعهد الأمريكي لدراسات المغرب"]},"agg_provider_country":{"en":["Morocco","Algeria","Tunisia"],"ar-Arab":["تونس","الجزائر","المغرب"]},"cho_type_facet":{"en":["Sound","Sound:Interviews"],"ar-Arab":["صوت","صوت:المقابلات"]},"id":"themaghribpodcast.podbean.com/b8df8a77-82bd-353d-88af-30b0fc7c36da","transform_version":"3624475","transform_timestamp":"2023-02-10 22:32:59 +0000","agg_data_provider_collection_id":"aims","dlme_source_file":"data/aims/data.csv","agg_is_shown_at":{"wr_id":"https://themaghribpodcast.podbean.com/e/la-dimension-berbere-dans-les-manuscrits-arabes-du-maghreb-essai-de-lecture-de-quelques-documents/"},"agg_preview":{"wr_id":"https://deow9bq0xqvbj.cloudfront.net/ep-logo/pbblog1668744/Boukherrouf-size.png"}}
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وعرقية وثقافية شكلت هويته وفق انظمة عرفية لتسيير المجال و مراقبته. لكنه يعاني من مشاكل و عراقيل ناتجة عن الظروف الطبيعية للصحراء المتمثلة في قساوة المناخ و ندرة المصادر المائية،و مشكل كسر العلاقات السوسيواقتصادية التقليدية القديمة بعد رسم الحدود الدولية، اضافة الى زوال انظمة خدمة الارض و الري التقليدية نتيجة لتغير الأدوار الاجتماعية و السوسيواقتصادية للمجتمع منذ الاستقلال مر هذا المجال بعدة مراحل من الترقيات الإدارية (1963 ، 1975 ، 1985 ، 2019). كانت هذه الترقيات المتعاقبة سببًا في تطوير مؤشراته السوسيواقتصادية في كل التجمعات السكانية الواقعة بين تجمعتي برج باجي مختار وتمنراست الرئيسيتين. اذ عرفت هذه التجمعات تحسناً معتبرا في مؤشرات خدمة الارض ، الإسكان ، التعليم ، والتكوين...الخ مقارنة بما كانت عليه في نهاية القرن التاسع عشر. و تعد تجمعة تمنراست القلب النابض للشبكة الحضرية بهذا المحور بعدما خضعت لتحولات مجالية عميقة بين عامي 1987 و 1998 عن طريق تكتل التجمعات الثانوية بالتجمعة الأم مشكلة تجمعة حضريًة هامة في قلب الأهقار هذه الديناميكية العمرانية كانت ناتجة عن انفجار ديموغرافي كبير بهذه المناطق الحدودية بعد استقطابها للسكان من جميع المناطق الخارجية (هجرات، نزوح ولجوء) و الداخلية (تحركات سكانية شمالية- جنوبية سعيا وراء العمل). ثم صارت ديناميكية حضرية تتميز بتطورات عميقة في مشاريع التهيئة بعد تدخل الدولة كفاعل رئيسي في فرض سياسة التنمية المحلية عبر مشاريع البنى التحتية و مختلف اشكال التجهيزات والمرافق ناهيك عن الدعم الفلاحي والسكني. و لا زالت التجمعات الثانوية تشهد ديناميكية عمرانية و حضرية بحثا عن دورها الوظيفي في الشبكة الحضرية لهذا المحور أحمد مختار لنصاري متحصل على شهادة الدكتوره في الجغرافيا وتهيئة والإقليم، تخصص مدن وأقاليم تحت موضوع الديناميكية الحضرية والتحولات السوسيواقتصادية للتجمعات الحضرية الحدودية الواقعة على المحور برج باجي مختار-تمنراست\" بقسم الجغرافية وتهيئة الإقليم، كلية علوم الأرض والكون، جامعة محمد بن أحمد وهران2، وهران- الجزائر. باحث في مخبر الفضاء الجغرافي و التهيئة القطرية EGEAT تم تسجيل هذه الحلقة من المحاضرات عن \"الأفضية والأقاليم بشمال إفريقيا\" بتاريخ 6 جانفي 2021 وذلك ضمن برنامج مجلس مراكز البحث الأمريكية بما وراء البحارعن \"البحوث والدراسات النقدية بالجزائر وليبيا وتونس\" التي ينظمها بالتعاون كل من مركز الدراسات المغاربية بتونس ومركز الدراسات المغاربية بالجزائر بدعم من مؤسسة كارنيغي بنيويورك (CAORC, CEMAT, CEMA, CARNEGIE CORPORATION) قام بإدارة الحوار د. طارق غضباني، أستاذ محاضر في قسم الجغرافيا والتنظيم المدني بجامعة وهران 2، وهو مدير مخبرأبحاث الفضاء الجغرافي والتخطيط العمراني (EGEAT)، وباحث في مركز الأبحاث الأنثروبولوجية والعلوم الاجتماعية (CRASC)، وعضو في المجلس العلمي التابع للمركز الأمريكي للدراسات المغاربية (AIMS)، ورئيس وحدة البحث حول الشبكات الاقتصادية والسياسية والاجتماعية عبر الإقليمية التابع لبرنامج البحث حول \"تعزيز البحوث والدراسات النقدية بالجزائر وليبيا وتونس\" لمجلس مراكز البحث الأمريكية بما وراء البحار (CAORC). نشرمن طرف: حياة لنصاري، امينة مكتبة، مسؤولة نشر الأنشطة العلمية لدى مركز الدراسات المغاربية في الجزائر"]},"cho_edm_type":{"en":["Sound"],"ar-Arab":["صوت"]},"cho_extent":{"en":["26:44"]},"cho_has_type":{"en":["Interviews"],"ar-Arab":["المقابلات"]},"agg_data_provider":{"en":["The American Institute 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La journée d’étude organisée par le Centre d'Études Maghrébines en Algérie (CEMA) intitulée: Reflexions autour des manuscrits maghrébins, s’adresse aux chercheurs, enseignants-chercheurs et doctorants qui s’intéressent aux manuscrits. Les approches mobilisées dans les différentes communications programmées dans le cadre de cette journée sont riches et variées par les objets qu’elles traitent. Elles se penchent chacune à leur manière sur l’identification et la conservation des fonds documentaires, la paléographie, la codicologie, l’étude du contenu qui font l’objet de plusieurs branches de savoir telles les humanités numériques qui peuvent offrir des perspectives insoupçonnées. Dans ce podcast Dr. Sadek Bala présente une communication portant sur la description de quelques copies de manuscrits de type mystico-religieux en circulation en Kabylie dont des textes de Hadj Said Ibehriyen, de Cheikh Mohand Ou Lhoussine et de Lhadj Mhand Ath Lhoucine. La translittération de ces documents du vingtième siècle de langue kabyle est partagée entre l’adoption des caractères de l’arabe et du latin. Sur le plan rythmique et formel, il n’y a que des sizains (amesdis pour sizain en kabyle). Les poèmes sont adaptés au souffle du corps ; ce qui crée une certaine harmonie entre le texte et sa progression mélodique quand le poème est invoqué ou chanté. La description est une phase préliminaire dans l’étude et l’exploration du manuscrit dans le sens, elle permet d’inventorier et de dresser des portraits d’auteurs et de textes. A cette même description se greffe d’autres disciplines à l’exemple de la codicologie et de l’ethnomusicologie. Ce triptyque est le noyau central d’une matrice de recherche interdisciplinaire en perspective sur le manuscrit. À travers ce travail, Dr. Bala révèle la richesse du patrimoine manuscrit et la nécessité de sa prise en charge réelle et effective par les institutions de recherches de façon particulière. Titulaire d’un doctorat en Études Méditerranéennes et Orientales auprès de l’université de Strasbourg en 2008, Dr. Sadek Bala est Maître de conférences à la Faculté des Lettres et des Langues à l’Université de Bejaïa. Il est auteur de plusieurs articles sur la traduction en berbère et sur la thématique bio-hagiographique. Cet épisode s'inscrit dans le cadre du cycle de conférences « Langues et sociétés au Maghreb ». Il a été enregistré à l’occasion de la journée d’études « Réflexions autour des manuscrits maghrébins », qui a eu lieu le 12 février 2020 au Centre d'Études Maghrébines en Algérie (CEMA). Dr. Karim Ouaras, Maître de conférences à l’Université d’Oran 2 et Directeur adjoint du CEMA a modéré le débat. Pour consulter les diaporamas associés à ce podcast veuillez visiter notre site web www.themaghribpodcast.com Nous remercions notre ami Ignacio Villalón, étudiant en master à l'EHESS, pour sa prestation à la guitare pour l'introduction et la conclusion de ce podcast. 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Les sens du mal sont importants à mettre en exergue. Ils traduisent les rapports des individus à la société et au politique. Seule une recherche socio-anthropologique centrée sur l’écoute attentive de la personne, pouvait nous permettre de prendre distance avec les certitudes, les jugements moraux et les étiquetages rapides sur la façon de se comporter vis-à-vis de la pandémie (« inconscience », « indiscipline », etc.). La rigueur scientifique est déployée à partir d’une enquête qualitative plus soucieuse de la qualité des mots que de la représentativité. Elle permet de relever les profondes secousses relationnelles occasionnées durant la pandémie, les inégales valeurs de vie face au confinement identifié à une « prison », une gestion sécuritaire, administrée et patriarcale de la pandémie. Mohamed Mebtoul est en retraite. Il a été professeur de sociologie à l’Université d’Oran 2, directeur de l’Unité de Recherche en Sciences Sociales et Santé, fondateur de l’anthropologie de la santé en Algérie en 1991 et co-fondateur du GRAS (groupe de recherché en anthropologie de la santé). Ses recherches socio-anthropologiques ont porté sur les questions sociosanitaires centrées sur les logiques sociales déployées par les malades chroniques, les familles, les professionnels de santé et les pouvoirs publics. Sa trajectoire scientifique sur le “sens du mal” a été remobilisée pour décrypter les pratiques de la population vis-à-vis de la crise sociosanitaire D’autres travaux ont concerné la sexualité des jeunes, la santé dite “reproductive” des femmes, les tensions autour de l’alimentation de l’enfant, sous le prisme des rapports sociaux de sexe. Ces recherches micro-sociologiques lui ont permis de questionner la notion de citoyenneté en Algérie, dans une perspective anthropologique, montrant son absence dans la société algérienne et surtout les raisons de sa non-constitution. Ce qui l’a conduit à appréhender le “Hirak” algérien du 22 février 2019, en investissant l’espace public pour tenter de comprendre de l’intérieur les objectifs, les logiques d’action et les interactions des manifestants. Sa trajectoire scientifique sur le “sens du mal” a été remobilisée pour décrypter les pratiques de la population vis-à-vis de la pandémie Covid-19. 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Un bon nombre de ces manuscrits se trouve dans des bibliothèques publiques mais beaucoup d’autres appartiennent à des particuliers. La journée d’étude organisée par le Centre d'Études Maghrébines en Algérie (CEMA) intitulée: Reflexions autour des manuscrits maghrébins, s’adresse aux chercheurs, enseignants-chercheurs et doctorants qui s’intéressent aux manuscrits. Les approches mobilisées dans les différentes communications programmées dans le cadre de cette journée sont riches et variées par les objets qu’elles traitent. Elles se penchent chacune à leur manière sur l’identification et la conservation des fonds documentaires, la paléographie, la codicologie, l’étude du contenu qui font l’objet de plusieurs branches de savoir telles les humanités numériques qui peuvent offrir des perspectives insoupçonnées. Dans ce podcast Pr. Ouahmi Ould-Braham nous emmène à la découverte de copies manuscrites d’une même œuvre : le Kitâb al- siyar de El Wisyânî, un auteur ibâdite nord-africain du 6e H. / 12e siècle. Notre conférencier revient d’abord et avec force détails sur le climat socioculturel post-fatimide (11ème /12ème siècle), marqué par les travaux d’un certain nombre d’écrivains et de poètes dont El Wisyânî. Il retrace ensuite la trajectoire de ce manuscrit issu d’une chronique ibadite en vieux berbère (dans ses différentes variantes). Ouahmi Ould-Braham est qualifié professeur des universités par le CNU et habilité (7e Section, Sciences du langage). Il est aussi un berbérisant reconnu dans son champ de compétences, ayant produit des études sur diverses personnalités, dont l’historien Masqueray, sujet d’une thèse soutenue avec succès, et sur un certain nombre d’objets littéraires ou linguistiques. D’autres investigations l’ont mené vers le berbère médiéval et d’autres encore vers la tradition orale contemporaine. Connu depuis plusieurs années, d’abord pour avoir fondé et maintenu la revue académique Études et Documents Berbères (40 numéros parus jusqu’ici), domiciliée à la Maison des Sciences de l’Homme - Paris Nord et devenue une publication interuniversitaire reconnue. Depuis l’année 2002, il a lancé le « Projet berbère multimédia » qui est en train de générer la préfiguration de la Bibliothèque numérique berbère. Il travaille actuellement sur la valorisation numérique des manuscrits berbères en graphie arabe, un projet qui associera plusieurs établissements de France et des pays du Maghreb. Cet episode s'inscrit dans le cadre du cycle de conférences « Langues et sociétés au Maghreb ». Il a été enregistré à l’occasion de la journée d’études « Reflexions autour des manuscrits maghrébins », qui a eu lieu le 12 février 2020 au Centre d'Études Maghrébines en Algérie (CEMA). Dr. Karim Ouaras, Maître de conférences à l’Université d’Oran 2 et Directeur adjoint du CEMA a modéré le débat. Nous remercions notre ami Ignacio Villalón, étudiant en master à l'EHESS, pour sa prestation à la guitare du titre A vava Inouva de Idir pour l'introduction et la conclusion de ce podcast. Réalisation et montage: Hayet Lansari, Bibliothécaire / Chargée de la diffusion des activités scientifiques (CEMA)."]},"cho_edm_type":{"en":["Sound"],"ar-Arab":["صوت"]},"cho_extent":{"en":["33:55"]},"cho_has_type":{"en":["Interviews"],"ar-Arab":["المقابلات"]},"agg_data_provider":{"en":["The American Institute for Maghrib Studies"],"ar-Arab":["المعهد الأمريكي لدراسات المغرب"]},"agg_data_provider_country":{"en":["Morocco","Algeria","Tunisia"],"ar-Arab":["تونس","الجزائر","المغرب"]},"agg_provider":{"en":["The American Institute for Maghrib Studies"],"ar-Arab":["المعهد الأمريكي لدراسات المغرب"]},"agg_provider_country":{"en":["Morocco","Algeria","Tunisia"],"ar-Arab":["تونس","الجزائر","المغرب"]},"cho_type_facet":{"en":["Sound","Sound:Interviews"],"ar-Arab":["صوت","صوت:المقابلات"]},"id":"themaghribpodcast.podbean.com/424aad64-1333-34ca-ab53-9673ee239004","transform_version":"3624475","transform_timestamp":"2023-02-10 22:32:59 +0000","agg_data_provider_collection_id":"aims","dlme_source_file":"data/aims/data.csv","agg_is_shown_at":{"wr_id":"https://themaghribpodcast.podbean.com/e/a-la-decouverte-de-copies-manuscrites-dune-meme-oeuvre-le-kitab-al-siyar-de-wisyani-un-auteur-ibadite-nord-africain-du-6eme-ah-12eme/"},"agg_preview":{"wr_id":"https://deow9bq0xqvbj.cloudfront.net/ep-logo/pbblog1668744/Ouahmi_Ould-Braham_size83mjh.png"}}
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{"agg_data_provider_collection":{"en":["Maghrib in Past & Present | Postcasts"],"ar-Arab":["المغرب في الماضي والحاضر | البث"]},"cho_title":{"und-Latn":["Non-State Actors and State-Building in Libya after 2011"]},"cho_creator":{"en":["themaghribpodcast.com"]},"cho_date_range_norm":[2021],"cho_date_range_hijri":[1442,1443],"cho_dc_rights":{"en":["Use of content for classroom purposes and on other non-profit educational websites is granted (and encouraged) with proper citation."]},"cho_description":{"und-Latn":["Episode 111: Non-State Actors and State-Building in Libya after 2011 In this podcast, Professor Amal El-Obeidi discusses power struggles in Libya, as well as the country's instability since 2011. In the absence of a central state after the fall of Qaddafi's regime, processes of national reconciliation and transitional justice have been ineffective. Additionally, the increased number of municipalities after 2014 has led to new political divisions. El-Obeidi argues that local-level governing coalitions have often filled the void of state sovereignty and worked to reduce marginalization, as well as ensure equal access to resources. She focuses specifically on the increasing role of non-state actors in national reconciliation. In this context, tribes played a significant role in Libya's political and social life through ‘urf, or customary law. El-Obeidi highlights the position of women in local reconciliation dialogs within male-dominated councils. In addition to her research, El-Obeidi also speaks of the ways in which academic life has changed significantly for Libya scholars since 2011. The conflict in Libya has not only impacted academic facilities, but has made field research difficult, if not impossible. Amal El-Obeidi is Professor of Comparative Politics in the Department of Political Science at the University of Benghazi, Libya. Currently she is a fellow researcher at the Institute for African Studies at Bayreuth University, Germany. She is a founding member and vice president of the Libyan Experts Forum for Development since 2017. Author of Political Culture in Libya, her work has appeared in Open Democracy and Middle East Monitor. Prof. El-Obeidi's research interests include gender issue, local reconciliation, governance and security issues, migration, conflict resolution, and peace building. Her current research addresses tribalism in Libya from a gender perspective. Jacob Mundy, Associate Professor of Peace and Conflict Studies at Colgate University, conducted this interview on November 23, 2020. This podcast is part of the \"Supporting Critical Research and Strengthening Scholarly Capacity in Algeria, Libya, and Tunisia\" project organized by the Centre d'Études Maghrébines à Tunis (CEMAT) and the Centre d'Études Maghrébines en Algérie (CEMA), and funded by the Carnegie Corporation of New York. Prof. Mundy heads the contemporary Libya studies research unit, of which Prof. El-Obeidi is a member. Posted by: Hayet Lansari, Librarian, Outreach Coordinator, Content Curator (CEMA)."]},"cho_edm_type":{"en":["Sound"],"ar-Arab":["صوت"]},"cho_extent":{"en":["28:50"]},"cho_has_type":{"en":["Interviews"],"ar-Arab":["المقابلات"]},"agg_data_provider":{"en":["The American Institute for Maghrib Studies"],"ar-Arab":["المعهد الأمريكي لدراسات المغرب"]},"agg_data_provider_country":{"en":["Morocco","Algeria","Tunisia"],"ar-Arab":["تونس","الجزائر","المغرب"]},"agg_provider":{"en":["The American Institute for Maghrib Studies"],"ar-Arab":["المعهد الأمريكي لدراسات المغرب"]},"agg_provider_country":{"en":["Morocco","Algeria","Tunisia"],"ar-Arab":["تونس","الجزائر","المغرب"]},"cho_type_facet":{"en":["Sound","Sound:Interviews"],"ar-Arab":["صوت","صوت:المقابلات"]},"id":"themaghribpodcast.podbean.com/c0f691c9-988d-30ab-a494-f7f856ef538b","transform_version":"3624475","transform_timestamp":"2023-02-10 22:32:59 +0000","agg_data_provider_collection_id":"aims","dlme_source_file":"data/aims/data.csv","agg_is_shown_at":{"wr_id":"https://themaghribpodcast.podbean.com/e/non-state-actors-and-state-building-in-libya-after-2011/"},"agg_preview":{"wr_id":"https://deow9bq0xqvbj.cloudfront.net/ep-logo/pbblog1668744/Amal_El-Obeidi-sizeal6t3.png"}}
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{"agg_data_provider_collection":{"en":["Maghrib in Past & Present | Postcasts"],"ar-Arab":["المغرب في الماضي والحاضر | البث"]},"cho_title":{"und-Latn":["Bread and Circuits: Illness, Food, and the Course of Empire in Algeria"]},"cho_creator":{"en":["themaghribpodcast.com"]},"cho_date_range_norm":[2021],"cho_date_range_hijri":[1442,1443],"cho_dc_rights":{"en":["Use of content for classroom purposes and on other non-profit educational websites is granted (and encouraged) with proper citation."]},"cho_description":{"und-Latn":["Episode 109: Bread and Circuits: Illness, Food, and the Course of Empire in Algeria In the midst of ongoing drought, famine, and epidemic disease in the 1860s, a few settlers in Algiers got sick with a mysterious illness. Investigations determined that the culprit was construction debris from the Haussmannization of Paris, shipped across imperial channels and then used as fuel in a few Algiers bakeries. Lead pain become poison in loaves as this material combusted in colonial bread ovens. The modernization of the imperial metropole, that is, turned into toxic debris in the colony. In this podcast, Dr. Brock Cutler takes a look at how this story about poisoned bread can expose the filaments that tied together an imperial space in the western Mediterranean, along the way illuminating the role bread played in performances of modern imperialism. Dr. Brock Cutler is an Associate Professor in the Department of History at Radford University. He is the author of numerous articles and book chapters dealing with ecology and history in North Africa. His forthcoming book, \"Crisis Ecologies: Imperialism, Death, and Debris in Algeria,\" centered around a massive ecological disaster in which 800,000 Algerians died between 1865 and 1872, explores how the new eco-social dynamics in the late nineteenth century cleaved societies from environments and people from society, creating the new insides and outsides of modernity and imperialism. This episode is part of “Health and Humanities in the Maghrib” a lecture series by the American Institute for Maghrib Studies (AIMS), organized by the Centre d'Études Maghrébines à Tunis (CEMAT) and the Centre d'Études Maghrébines en Algérie (CEMA), in close collaboration with the Tangier American Legation Institute for Moroccan Studies (TALIM). It was recorded on the 15th of October 2020 between Oran, Radford (VA), St. Petersburg (FL) and Tunis. Dr. Adam Guerin, Associate Professor in the Department of History at Eckerd College, moderated the lecture and debate. To see related slides visit our web site www.themaghribpodcast.com We thank Dr. Jonathan Glasser, Cultural Anthropologist at the College of William & Mary for his istikhbar in sika on viola for the introduction and conclusion of this podcast. Realization and editing: Hayet Lansari, Librarian, Outreach Coordinator, Content Curator (CEMA)."]},"cho_edm_type":{"en":["Sound"],"ar-Arab":["صوت"]},"cho_extent":{"en":["50:30"]},"cho_has_type":{"en":["Interviews"],"ar-Arab":["المقابلات"]},"agg_data_provider":{"en":["The American Institute for Maghrib Studies"],"ar-Arab":["المعهد الأمريكي لدراسات المغرب"]},"agg_data_provider_country":{"en":["Morocco","Algeria","Tunisia"],"ar-Arab":["تونس","الجزائر","المغرب"]},"agg_provider":{"en":["The American Institute for Maghrib Studies"],"ar-Arab":["المعهد الأمريكي لدراسات المغرب"]},"agg_provider_country":{"en":["Morocco","Algeria","Tunisia"],"ar-Arab":["تونس","الجزائر","المغرب"]},"cho_type_facet":{"en":["Sound","Sound:Interviews"],"ar-Arab":["صوت","صوت:المقابلات"]},"id":"themaghribpodcast.podbean.com/72ff8851-15f2-3d24-8feb-2ea8725f7e28","transform_version":"3624475","transform_timestamp":"2023-02-10 22:32:59 +0000","agg_data_provider_collection_id":"aims","dlme_source_file":"data/aims/data.csv","agg_is_shown_at":{"wr_id":"https://themaghribpodcast.podbean.com/e/bread-and-circuits-illness-food-and-the-course-of-empire-in-algeria/"},"agg_preview":{"wr_id":"https://deow9bq0xqvbj.cloudfront.net/ep-logo/pbblog1668744/Brock_Cutleratkpj.jpg"}}
{"agg_data_provider_collection":{"en":["Maghrib in Past & Present | Postcasts"],"ar-Arab":["المغرب في الماضي والحاضر | البث"]},"cho_title":{"und-Latn":["Anti-Elitism in Tunisia: Condition of Political Success?"]},"cho_creator":{"en":["themaghribpodcast.com"]},"cho_date_range_norm":[2021],"cho_date_range_hijri":[1442,1443],"cho_dc_rights":{"en":["Use of content for classroom purposes and on other non-profit educational websites is granted (and encouraged) with proper citation."]},"cho_description":{"und-Latn":["Episode 108: Anti-Elitism in Tunisia: Condition of Political Success? In this podcast, Associate Professor Tarek Kahlaoui reflects on populism in the post-revolutionary context of Tunisia. Kahlaoui questions the idea of an umbrella definition of Tunisian populism, a misleading term that overlooks important nuances. He asks whether populism is a real threat to representative democracy. He compares the two distinctive frontrunners of the 2019 presidential elections, Kais Saied and Nabil Karoui. Associate Prof. Kahlaoui taught history and Islamic civilization at Rutgers University for a decade after completing his Ph.D. at the University of Pennsylvania in 2008. After serving as the general director of the Tunisian Institute of Strategic Studies, Tunisia's leading think tank tied to the Presidency of the Republic, he resumed teaching history of the Arab World at the South Mediterranean University in Tunis. He is author of a 2020 book on Ahmed Ben Salah, a powerful super-minister under Tunisia's first president, Habib Bourguiba. This podcast, in CEMAT's Politics Now lecture series, was recorded as part of the roundtable on \"Populism, Politics and Popularity - Reflections on the Politics of Today,\" organized by the Centre d'Études Maghrébines à Tunis (CEMAT) on February 6, 2020, at Le 15 in downtown Tunis. Posted by: Hayet Lansari, Librarian, Outreach Coordinator, Content Curator (CEMA)."]},"cho_edm_type":{"en":["Sound"],"ar-Arab":["صوت"]},"cho_extent":{"en":["20:00"]},"cho_has_type":{"en":["Interviews"],"ar-Arab":["المقابلات"]},"agg_data_provider":{"en":["The American Institute for Maghrib Studies"],"ar-Arab":["المعهد الأمريكي لدراسات المغرب"]},"agg_data_provider_country":{"en":["Morocco","Algeria","Tunisia"],"ar-Arab":["تونس","الجزائر","المغرب"]},"agg_provider":{"en":["The American Institute for Maghrib Studies"],"ar-Arab":["المعهد الأمريكي لدراسات المغرب"]},"agg_provider_country":{"en":["Morocco","Algeria","Tunisia"],"ar-Arab":["تونس","الجزائر","المغرب"]},"cho_type_facet":{"en":["Sound","Sound:Interviews"],"ar-Arab":["صوت","صوت:المقابلات"]},"id":"themaghribpodcast.podbean.com/682edb8a-7fe8-352b-a232-d8809543fac8","transform_version":"3624475","transform_timestamp":"2023-02-10 22:32:59 +0000","agg_data_provider_collection_id":"aims","dlme_source_file":"data/aims/data.csv","agg_is_shown_at":{"wr_id":"https://themaghribpodcast.podbean.com/e/anti-elitism-in-tunisia-condition-of-political-success/"},"agg_preview":{"wr_id":"https://deow9bq0xqvbj.cloudfront.net/ep-logo/pbblog1668744/Kahlaoui_size.png"}}
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{"agg_data_provider_collection":{"en":["Maghrib in Past & Present | Postcasts"],"ar-Arab":["المغرب في الماضي والحاضر | البث"]},"cho_title":{"und-Latn":["Populism and the Crisis of the Republic"]},"cho_creator":{"en":["themaghribpodcast.com"]},"cho_date_range_norm":[2021],"cho_date_range_hijri":[1442,1443],"cho_dc_rights":{"en":["Use of content for classroom purposes and on other non-profit educational websites is granted (and encouraged) with proper citation."]},"cho_description":{"und-Latn":["Episode 106: Populism and the Crisis of the Republic In this podcast, Professor Charles Tripp argues that populism is a form of collective politics that embodies distinct ideas, particularly those about popular sovereignty. Populism, he stresses, claims to communicate and respond directly to the political base – the people – by passing increasingly unpopular political elites and institutions. Three features characterize populism: (1) demagogic simplification; (2) anti-representative confrontation of below and above; and (3) assertion of a clear and uniform will of the people. The rise of populism is a symptom of a crisis of governance and particularly a crisis of the republic, which fails to fulfill its promises of citizen equality. From this perspective, populism becomes a technique for disguising deep inequalities of power. Charles Tripp is Professor Emeritus of Politics with reference to the Middle East and North Africa at the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), University of London, and is a Fellow of the British Academy. His PhD was from SOAS and examined Egyptian politics in the latter years of monarchy. At SOAS he had been head of the Centre for Middle Eastern Studies and is one of the co-founders of the Centre for Comparative Political Thought. His research has mainly focused on political developments in the Middle East and includes the nature of autocracy, war and the state, as well as Islamic political thought, the politics of resistance and the relationship between art and power. He is currently working on a study of the emergence of the public and the rethinking of republican ideals in North Africa. This podcast, in CEMAT's Politics Now lecture series, was recorded as part of the roundtable on \"Populism, Politics and Popularity - Reflections on the Politics of Today,\" organized by the Centre d'Études Maghrébines à Tunis (CEMAT) on February 6, 2020, at Le 15 in downtown Tunis. Posted by: Hayet Lansari, Librarian, Outreach Coordinator, Content Curator (CEMA)."]},"cho_edm_type":{"en":["Sound"],"ar-Arab":["صوت"]},"cho_extent":{"en":["17:09"]},"cho_has_type":{"en":["Interviews"],"ar-Arab":["المقابلات"]},"agg_data_provider":{"en":["The American Institute for Maghrib Studies"],"ar-Arab":["المعهد الأمريكي لدراسات المغرب"]},"agg_data_provider_country":{"en":["Morocco","Algeria","Tunisia"],"ar-Arab":["تونس","الجزائر","المغرب"]},"agg_provider":{"en":["The American Institute for Maghrib Studies"],"ar-Arab":["المعهد الأمريكي لدراسات المغرب"]},"agg_provider_country":{"en":["Morocco","Algeria","Tunisia"],"ar-Arab":["تونس","الجزائر","المغرب"]},"cho_type_facet":{"en":["Sound","Sound:Interviews"],"ar-Arab":["صوت","صوت:المقابلات"]},"id":"themaghribpodcast.podbean.com/eb32645d-5ebe-3506-b52d-a76134522a89","transform_version":"3624475","transform_timestamp":"2023-02-10 22:32:59 +0000","agg_data_provider_collection_id":"aims","dlme_source_file":"data/aims/data.csv","agg_is_shown_at":{"wr_id":"https://themaghribpodcast.podbean.com/e/populism-and-the-crisis-of-the-republic/"},"agg_preview":{"wr_id":"https://deow9bq0xqvbj.cloudfront.net/ep-logo/pbblog1668744/Tripp.png"}}
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Was it then permitted to use French treatments and follow rules of Pasteurian hygiene? Specialists in Islamic law, other intellectuals, and unlettered villagers showed a persistent concern with these and other questions in the wake of colonial conquest and violence, as novel techniques, therapeutics, and forms of epistemic authority were introduced, and new visions of religious orthodoxy and national revival were formulated. Examining material culture and writings across a range of genres and formats, Dr. Clark argues that Islamic tradition and law were integral to the emerging science and culture of microbes in 20th-century Algeria. While Islamic reformists sought to displace jinn theories, other Algerian intellectuals and colonial officials found it convenient to explain germs in terms of jinn. Both French and Muslim elites combined religious principles and hygiene to advance their competing projects of political and social control targeted at the Muslim family, thereby attempting to displace women’s jinn-based practices. Dr Hannah-Louise Clark is lecturer in global economic and social history at the University of Glasgow. Her work investigates cross-cultural translations of knowledge and professional hierarchies, technology transfer, state governance, and epidemics in North Africa, c. 1800-present, with a current focus on Algeria. Clark pays particular attention to neglected archives and Arabic-language sources to document and analyse long-term local, regional, and trans-regional trends in health and social welfare. Her research has informed teaching on history of medicine within Algeria’s medical curriculum, and has been recognized and supported by awards and grants from the National Endowment of the Humanities “Constructing African Medical Heritage: Legacies of Empire and the Geopolitics of Culture, 1890–1990,” with Helen Tilley [PI] and Michael Afolayan, 2020-2023), The Leverhulme Trust, Princeton University Committee on Academic Programmes for Alumni, and the US Department of Education DDRA Fellowship and others. Clark also collaborated with cultural heritage professionals and students at the University of Glasgow to develop “global history hackathons” as a format for research incubation and teaching with archives and museum collections. She is currently working on a book manuscript on race, religion, and the Pasteurian public health worldview in early 20th-century Algeria. This episode is part of “Health and Humanities in the Maghrib,” a lecture series by the American Institute for Maghrib Studies (AIMS), organized by the Centre d'Études Maghrébines à Tunis (CEMAT) and the Centre d'Études Maghrébines en Algérie (CEMA), in close collaboration with the Tangier American Legation Institute for Moroccan Studies (TALIM). It was recorded on the 26th of October 2020 between Glasgow, Oran, Oxford, and Tunis. James McDougall, Professor of History at St. Anthony's College, University of Oxford, moderated the lecture and debate. To see related slides, visit our web site: www.themaghribpodcast.org We thank our friend Ignacio Villalón for his guitar performance for the introduction and conclusion of this podcast. 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{"agg_data_provider_collection":{"en":["Maghrib in Past & Present | Postcasts"],"ar-Arab":["المغرب في الماضي والحاضر | البث"]},"cho_title":{"und-Latn":["Memoirs, Memory, and the History of the Tunisian Left"]},"cho_creator":{"en":["themaghribpodcast.com"]},"cho_date_range_norm":[2021],"cho_date_range_hijri":[1442,1443],"cho_dc_rights":{"en":["Use of content for classroom purposes and on other non-profit educational websites is granted (and encouraged) with proper citation."]},"cho_description":{"und-Latn":["Episode 103: Memoirs, Memory, and the History of the Tunisian Left In this podcast, Dr.Idriss Jebari contemplates the outpouring of memory from the former leftists of the Perspectives movement, following the 2011 Tunisian Revolution. In a series of published memoirs, the likes of Gilbert Naccache, Fethi Ben Haj Yahia and others take their readers from their experience of prison in the sixties and seventies, as well as their reflections on critical moments of Tunisia's political transition, particularly transitional justice and national reconciliation. Through these memoirs, Dr. Jebari explores how they could help write new histories for the Tunisian people: one that is plural and democratic. On the ten-year anniversary of the Revolution, after unprecedented transformations and the global pandemic, we are reminded of the fleeting nature of memory in light of the tragic passing of several figures from the Maghrib's past. Dr. Idriss Jebari is Al Maktoum Assistant Professor in Middle East Studies at Trinity CollegeDublin. His work investigates the distinctiveness of the Maghribi critique of modernity in contemporary Arab intellectual and cultural history. He completed a doctorate on the history of the production of critical thought in Morocco and Tunisia at the University of Oxford on the intellectual projects of Moroccan thinker Abdallah Laroui and Tunisian thinker Hichem Djaït. He then held an Arab Council for Social Sciences postdoctoral fellowship at the American University of Beirut to study the dynamics of intellectual and cultural exchanges between the Maghrib and the Mashriq after 1967. He has published on the intellectual projects of several North African intellectual figures such as Abdelkebir Khatibi, Mohamed Abed al-Jabri and Malek Bennabi, and how the younger generations remember this intellectual heritage and the Arab Left. He is currently working on his first book manuscript that will address the critical societal debates that shaped North Africa's path today modernity in the sixties and seventies. This podcast was recorded between Tunis and Dublin on January 8, 2021, by the Centre d'Études Maghrébines à Tunis (CEMAT) and the Centre d'Études Maghrébines en Algérie (CEMA) and is part of the special podcast series, \"The Ten-Year Anniversary of Tunisia's Revolution (January 14, 2021).\" The podcast was introduced by Dr. Robert P. Parks, CEMA Director. We thank Yesser Jradi for his interpretation of \"Narja3lk dima.\" A talented artist, Yesser is a painter, musician with interests in cinema and theatre. Posted by Hayet Lansari, Librarian, Outreach Coordinator, Content Curator (CEMA)."]},"cho_edm_type":{"en":["Sound"],"ar-Arab":["صوت"]},"cho_extent":{"en":["42:32"]},"cho_has_type":{"en":["Interviews"],"ar-Arab":["المقابلات"]},"agg_data_provider":{"en":["The American Institute for Maghrib Studies"],"ar-Arab":["المعهد الأمريكي لدراسات المغرب"]},"agg_data_provider_country":{"en":["Morocco","Algeria","Tunisia"],"ar-Arab":["تونس","الجزائر","المغرب"]},"agg_provider":{"en":["The American Institute for Maghrib Studies"],"ar-Arab":["المعهد الأمريكي لدراسات المغرب"]},"agg_provider_country":{"en":["Morocco","Algeria","Tunisia"],"ar-Arab":["تونس","الجزائر","المغرب"]},"cho_type_facet":{"en":["Sound","Sound:Interviews"],"ar-Arab":["صوت","صوت:المقابلات"]},"id":"themaghribpodcast.podbean.com/b55a22c1-29b5-3b60-9cbb-08d422494365","transform_version":"3624475","transform_timestamp":"2023-02-10 22:32:59 +0000","agg_data_provider_collection_id":"aims","dlme_source_file":"data/aims/data.csv","agg_is_shown_at":{"wr_id":"https://themaghribpodcast.podbean.com/e/memoirs-memory-and-the-history-of-the-tunisian-left/"},"agg_preview":{"wr_id":"https://deow9bq0xqvbj.cloudfront.net/ep-logo/pbblog1668744/Idriss_Jebari_size2.png"}}
{"agg_data_provider_collection":{"en":["Maghrib in Past & Present | Postcasts"],"ar-Arab":["المغرب في الماضي والحاضر | البث"]},"cho_title":{"und-Latn":["Making Space(s) for Arts and Culture in Libya"]},"cho_creator":{"en":["themaghribpodcast.com"]},"cho_date_range_norm":[2023],"cho_date_range_hijri":[1444,1445],"cho_dc_rights":{"en":["Use of content for classroom purposes and on other non-profit educational websites is granted (and encouraged) with proper citation."]},"cho_description":{"und-Latn":["Episode 152: Making Space(s) for Arts and Culture in Libya In this episode, Hadia Gana, founder of Bayt Ali Gana, and Faraj Alsileeni, Cultural Manager at Tanarout Organization for Libyan Creativity, share their experiences opening community spaces for art and culture in Libya. Providing two generations of perspective, the speakers find commonalities in their trials and successes. While budget remains an elusive problem and support from governing institutions can be fickle, both Gana and Alsileeni have found strength in building community networks including within their own families. Above all, the leaders seek strategies for sustainability. Reflecting on Libya’s past and present, they raise the questions: To what extent could traditional tribal systems be integrated into this new burgeoning cultural sphere? How to convince the public that art can be a powerful tool for change? And amidst the current political uncertainty, what are the spaces in which ongoing cultural education can take place? Faraj Alsileeni is the Cultural Manager of Tanarout Organization for Libyan Creativity, an arts and cultural center in Benghazi, Libya. Opened in 2015, Tanarout offers exhibitions, theater performances, workshops, a book circle, a cinema club, and an open arts space for the community. Alsileeni is also a Resource Center Officer for Civil Society at ACTED Libya. He is an active cinema blogger and cinema researcher, recently presenting his first paper, “The Libyan in the Others Screen,” at the cultural policies symposium of Axiology magazine at the Libyan International University. He is a fellow researcher with Network for Arab Alternative Screens. Hadia Gana is a pottery artist and founder of Gana House for Arts, a cultural space in Tripoli that includes an archive and museum of Ali Gana’s art works and art research. Hadia was appointed in late 2018 as a Board Member at the Old City of Tripoli Administration Bureau that manages the restoration and rehabilitation of the heritage site, including public and private cultural spaces. This podcast is part of \"Libya Studies\" lecture series and was recorded at Centre d'Études Maghrébines à Tunis (CEMAT) on October 9, 2022 at Bait Al Hikma in Tunis, as part of the 2022 AIMS Arts & Humanities Conference on Libya. We thank Hisham Errish, a music composer and an Oud soloist, for his interpretation of “ One Song of Libya ” in the introduction and conclusion of this podcast. Posted by: Hayet Yebbous Bensaid, Librarian, Outreach Coordinator, Content Curator (CEMA)."]},"cho_edm_type":{"en":["Sound"],"ar-Arab":["صوت"]},"cho_extent":{"en":["16:09"]},"cho_has_type":{"en":["Interviews"],"ar-Arab":["المقابلات"]},"agg_data_provider":{"en":["The American Institute for Maghrib Studies"],"ar-Arab":["المعهد الأمريكي لدراسات المغرب"]},"agg_data_provider_country":{"en":["Morocco","Algeria","Tunisia"],"ar-Arab":["تونس","الجزائر","المغرب"]},"agg_provider":{"en":["The American Institute for Maghrib Studies"],"ar-Arab":["المعهد الأمريكي لدراسات المغرب"]},"agg_provider_country":{"en":["Morocco","Algeria","Tunisia"],"ar-Arab":["تونس","الجزائر","المغرب"]},"cho_type_facet":{"en":["Sound","Sound:Interviews"],"ar-Arab":["صوت","صوت:المقابلات"]},"id":"themaghribpodcast.podbean.com/73a9b808-1c7e-3a9b-b327-988fe1427066","transform_version":"3624475","transform_timestamp":"2023-02-10 22:32:59 +0000","agg_data_provider_collection_id":"aims","dlme_source_file":"data/aims/data.csv","agg_is_shown_at":{"wr_id":"https://themaghribpodcast.podbean.com/e/making-spaces-for-arts-and-culture-in-libya/"},"agg_preview":{"wr_id":"https://deow9bq0xqvbj.cloudfront.net/ep-logo/pbblog1668744/Faraj_Hadiaa7kci.png"}}
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Dar Ben Gacem encapsulates her work on physical space in the medina. Starting in 2007 Ben Gacem began the process of renovating a dilapidated, historic building. During this first project, the renovations faced many difficulties including ambiguous governmental regulations and of course a revolution after which social dynamics shifted significantly. Finally in 2013, the first Dar Ben Gacem opened as a boutique hotel in the medina of Tunis, followed by a second Dar renovation project shortly thereafter. Together these two hotels have opened their doors to countless guests from all over the world and hosted events with artisans, chefs and startups. Mdiniti, a more recent effort, is an economic initiative that represents 17 different start-ups, artisans and businesses that all have the same goal: revitalizing and celebrating the culture of the Tunis medina. As individuals, these representatives would not have much sway, but as a conglomerate, their collective voices can influence change at a higher level. This work on reviving cultural heritage is not isolated. Ben Gacem explains that the problems her organizations face are a product of more complex issues, including how the increase in the high school dropout rate trickles down and affects efforts to revitalize the medina. By addressing these hurdles as a part of her programming with Dar el Harka, a coworking space that encourages student involvement and provides study spaces, Ben Gacem ends up revitalizing more than just spaces in the medina. This podcast sheds light on a thoughtful and diligent leader in the medina of Tunis. Leila Ben Gacem’s initiatives prove that efforts are forever being made, not without a struggle, to preserve the history and culture of Tunis. Leila Ben-Gacem is a social entrepreneur, Ashoka Fellow, founder of Blue Fish, a consultancy that designs and implements projects to improve the economic dynamics of heritage to improve its resilience. Leila also founded Dar el Harka, a creative industry hub; Dar Ben Gacem, a Boutique Hotel and cultural catalyst in the medina of Tunis. Leila is also a founder and president of Mdinti, Medina’s first economic interest group, and member of the organization committee of UltraMirage El Djerid. Leila is an elected city council member at Beni Khalled. Before switching careers, Leila held various positions at multinational corporations and has a BS in Biomedical Engineering. This episode is part of « Cultural Heritage Conservation in the Maghrib » lecture series organized by the Centre d'Études Maghrébines à Tunis (CEMAT). It was recorded at Dar Ben Gacem on Friday April 15, 2022 with Neely Egan, the CEMAT Cultural History of Tourism Fellow. We thank our friend Ignacio Villalón for his guitar performance for the introduction and conclusion of this podcast. 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Fatima Zohra Guechi, se penche sur la présence et les rôles des Maghrébins en Méditerranée entre le 16ème et 19ème siècles. La course et la piraterie figurent parmi les faits historiques ayant marqué cette période. Les Chrétiens les associent à une guerre sainte, les musulmans au jihad. Les communications présentées dans le cadre de cette journée examinent dans un premier temps les enjeux économiques et diplomatiques de la course en mettant l’accent sur les complicités corsaires maghrébines entre la Méditerranée et l’Atlantique, et les parcours familiaux des commerçants évoluant entre Alger, Livourne et Marseille. Elles interrogent dans un second temps les circuits d’échange et les trajectoires des corsaires et négociants méditerranéens en interrogeant le cas de la course maritime de la Régence d’Alger entre l’Europe et la Sublime porte. فاطمة الزهراء قشي، أستاذة التاريخ الحديث والمعاصر، جامعة عبد الحميد مهري قسنيطنة 2 ,مديرة مخبر تاريخ تراث ومجتمع 2012-2018 (سابقا), عضو في المجالس العلمية للكلية ( سابقا), رئيسة فريق التكوين لماستر ودكتوراه \"المغرب الحديث: تاريخ وحضارة\" (2011- 2018), رئيسة تحرير مجلة العلوم الإنسانية والاجتماعية- جامعة عبد الحميد مهري- قسنطينة 2 ,عضو محكم في مجلة إنسانيات ومجلة أسطور، وغيرهما. من بين منشوراتها: - المؤسسات والحراك الاجتماعي والسياسي في الجزائر و تونس (18 و19م)، كتاب جماعي تحت إشراف فاطمة الزهراء قشي، منشورات مخبر تاريخ، تراث ومجتمع- دار بهاء الدين للنشر والتوزيع، قسنطينة، 2018. - \" السلطة العثمانية و الزعامات القبلية والحضرية في إيالة الجزائر (16 -19م) \"، العرب: من مرج دابق إلى سايكس- بيكو(1516- 1916)- تحولات بنى السلطة والمجتمع: من الكيانات والإمارات السلطانية إلى الكيانات الوطنية،المركز العربي لأبحاث ودراسة السياسات، بيروت، 2019، صص. ؟ - 2013. La presse algérienne de langue arabe 1946-1954, enjeux politiques et jeux de plumes. (2d édition), Midad University Press. - (dir). 2004. Constantine, une ville, des héritages. Constantine : Media-Plus. 2e édition en 2010. - Compte rendu de l’ouvrage de Gilbert Meynier : L’Algérie et la France, Deux siècles d’histoire croisée, (iReMMO, L’Harmattan. 2017. Khalfoune, T. (Dir.), 2019. Mélanges en l’honneur de l’historien Gilbert Meynier. Paris :L’Harmattan, 2019, pp. 47-63. Dans ce podcast, Leila Maziane professeure d’histoire moderne à l’Université Hassan II Casablanca et membre du Réseau International de « La Gouvernance des Ports Atlantiques (XIVe XXIe siècles) » présente une communication portant sur les complicités corsaires maghrébines à l’époque moderne entre Méditerranée et Atlantique. A cette époque, Salé et Tétouan deviennent les ports corsaires les plus importants du littoral marocain et les plus florissants du Maghreb. Leurs corsaires sont partout et rabattent vers leurs ports d’attache captifs et marchandises. Leur réussite s'explique en partie par une entente de grande envergure qui s’est tissée entre les corsaires du Maghreb, ceux de Tunis, Tripoli et surtout d’Alger qui se sont alliés avec zèle depuis le XVIe siècle à l'entreprise corsaire marocaine. Elle a donc tenté de comprendre comment ces différentes places portuaires maghrébines ont su tirer le meilleur profit de la densité de leur réseau et de leur connexion pour devenir des foyers corsaires prospères du Maghreb à l'époque moderne. Et ce, malgré la contrainte des expéditions navales punitives des puissances européennes et des accords diplomatiques signés avec elles. Leïla Maziane vient de publier l’Oriental et la Méditerranée, au-delà des frontières, Casablanca, Croisée des Chemins, 2019. Outre l’histoire et le patrimoine maritime et portuaire, ses thèmes de recherche sont les mobilités. Récemment, elle a coordonné avec Khalid Bensrhir, le dernier numéro de la Revue Hespéris-Tamuda, dédié à la Mobilité individuelle et collective en Méditerranée et en Méditerranée Atlantique : bilan et perspectives, LIII, 3, 2018. Elle a participé à plusieurs ouvrages collectifs tel que Cautivas y esclavas: el tráfico humano en el Mediterráneo, Granada, Editorial Universidad de Granada, 2016 ; La Gobernanza de los Puertos Atlánticos. Siglos XIV-XX, Madrid, Collection de la Casa de Velázquez, n°. 155, 2016. Pour consulter les diaporamas associés à ce podcast, veuillez visiter notre site web: www.themaghribpodcast.com Podcasts similaires: صناعة البحر المتوسط في المتخيلة الاسلامية، تصور المسلمين لمنطقة البحر المتوسط من خلال تاريخ الخرائط من القرن العاشر للقرن السادس عشر La Méditerranée aux yeux des géographes maghrébins au Moyen Âge Nous remercions notre ami Mohammed Boukhoudmi pour son interpretation de l'extrait de nouba, \"Dziriya,\" par Dr. Noureddine Saoudi pour l'introduction et la conclusion de ce podcast. Réalisation et montage: Hayet Lansari, Bibliothécaire / Chargée de la diffusion des activités scientifiques (CEMA)."]},"cho_edm_type":{"en":["Sound"],"ar-Arab":["صوت"]},"cho_extent":{"en":["36:39"]},"cho_has_type":{"en":["Interviews"],"ar-Arab":["المقابلات"]},"agg_data_provider":{"en":["The American Institute for Maghrib Studies"],"ar-Arab":["المعهد الأمريكي لدراسات المغرب"]},"agg_data_provider_country":{"en":["Morocco","Algeria","Tunisia"],"ar-Arab":["تونس","الجزائر","المغرب"]},"agg_provider":{"en":["The American Institute for Maghrib Studies"],"ar-Arab":["المعهد الأمريكي لدراسات المغرب"]},"agg_provider_country":{"en":["Morocco","Algeria","Tunisia"],"ar-Arab":["تونس","الجزائر","المغرب"]},"cho_type_facet":{"en":["Sound","Sound:Interviews"],"ar-Arab":["صوت","صوت:المقابلات"]},"id":"themaghribpodcast.podbean.com/c51698c0-22f4-35fe-ad28-554be2a98c7c","transform_version":"3624475","transform_timestamp":"2023-02-10 22:32:59 +0000","agg_data_provider_collection_id":"aims","dlme_source_file":"data/aims/data.csv","agg_is_shown_at":{"wr_id":"https://themaghribpodcast.podbean.com/e/maghrebins-en-mediterranee-complicites-corsaires-maghrebines-a-lepoque-moderne-entre-mediterranee-et-atlantique/"},"agg_preview":{"wr_id":"https://deow9bq0xqvbj.cloudfront.net/ep-logo/pbblog1668744/cartejemediterrane_e7hbh5.png"}}
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{"agg_data_provider_collection":{"en":["Maghrib in Past & Present | Postcasts"],"ar-Arab":["المغرب في الماضي والحاضر | البث"]},"cho_title":{"und-Latn":["La socio-anthropologie rurale. Structure, organisation et changement au Maghreb"]},"cho_creator":{"en":["themaghribpodcast.com"]},"cho_date_range_norm":[2020],"cho_date_range_hijri":[1441,1442],"cho_dc_rights":{"en":["Use of content for classroom purposes and on other non-profit educational websites is granted (and encouraged) with proper citation."]},"cho_description":{"und-Latn":["Episode 81: La socio-anthropologie rurale. Structure, organisation et changement au Maghreb Dans ce podcast, Pr. Hassan Rachik, Professeur d'anthropologie et Directeur du Centre Marocain des Sciences Sociales à l’Université Hassan II, Casablanca, Professeur visiteur dans des universités américaines, européennes et arabes, présente son dernier ouvrage Socio-anthropologie rurale : structure, organisation et changement au Maghreb (Editions la croisée des chemins, 2019). Le milieu rural tient une place importante dans les sociétés maghrébines. Il est de plus en plus l’objet d’actions politiques et civiques visant sa domestication, son développement. Sur le plan académique, il a fait l’objet d’études socio-anthropologiques menées par d’éminents auteurs. Le présent livre vise à restituer et à examiner, de façon didactique, l’essentiel de ces études souvent négligées. Il comprend un texte théorique, proche d’un manuel critique, et un recueil de textes illustrant les principales questions soulevées. La partie théorique procède à de brèves synthèses, à des mises au point et à des évaluations critiques. Les entrées choisies s’imposent à toute étude et action engagées en milieu rural. Qu’on travaille sur le développement, l’approche participative, l’éducation, les élections, le rituel, ou tout autre phénomène, on est obligé d’avoir un minimum d’informations sur les structures et la stratification sociales des groupes concernés. On doit également avoir une idée sur la morphologie et l’organisation sociales, la place des individus dans la communauté. En rapport avec ces entrées théoriques, des textes de sociologues et d’anthropologues éminents maghrébins ou ayant travaillé sur le Maghreb sont choisis pour illustrer et approfondir les questions analysées. C’est une invitation à visiter les sources et à dépasser la lecture des textes de seconde main. Pr. Hassan Rachik a consacré ses premières recherches de terrain à l’interprétation des rituels et aux changements sociaux en milieu rural. Il s’est intéressé ensuite à l’étude des idéologies, aux processus d’idéologisation de la religion, et à la sociologie de la connaissance anthropologique. Auteur de plusieurs ouvrages dont Le sultan des autres, rituel et politique dans le Haut Atlas (1992), Comment rester nomade (2000), Symboliser la nation (2003), Le proche et le lointain. Un siècle d’anthropologie au Maroc (2012), L’esprit du terrain (2016), Éloge des identités molles (2016). La conférence de Pr. Hassan Rachik a été programmée dans le cadre du cycle des conférences « Espaces et territoires au Maghreb » organisé par le Centre d'Études Maghrébines en Algérie (CEMA). Elle a eu lieu le 27 novembre 2019 au CEMA. Pr. Abdelkader Lakjaa, sociologue à l'Université d’Oran 2 a modéré le débat. Nous remercions notre ami Ignacio Villalón, étudiant en master à l'EHESS, pour sa prestation à la guitare pour l'introduction et la conclusion de ce podcast. Réalisation et montage: Hayet Lansari, Bibliothécaire / Chargée de la diffusion des activités scientifiques (CEMA)."]},"cho_edm_type":{"en":["Sound"],"ar-Arab":["صوت"]},"cho_extent":{"en":["01:16:05"]},"cho_has_type":{"en":["Interviews"],"ar-Arab":["المقابلات"]},"agg_data_provider":{"en":["The American Institute for Maghrib Studies"],"ar-Arab":["المعهد الأمريكي لدراسات المغرب"]},"agg_data_provider_country":{"en":["Morocco","Algeria","Tunisia"],"ar-Arab":["تونس","الجزائر","المغرب"]},"agg_provider":{"en":["The American Institute for Maghrib Studies"],"ar-Arab":["المعهد الأمريكي لدراسات المغرب"]},"agg_provider_country":{"en":["Morocco","Algeria","Tunisia"],"ar-Arab":["تونس","الجزائر","المغرب"]},"cho_type_facet":{"en":["Sound","Sound:Interviews"],"ar-Arab":["صوت","صوت:المقابلات"]},"id":"themaghribpodcast.podbean.com/5bf395e2-ad01-58a0-9284-a7e937555541","transform_version":"3624475","transform_timestamp":"2023-02-10 22:32:59 +0000","agg_data_provider_collection_id":"aims","dlme_source_file":"data/aims/data.csv","agg_is_shown_at":{"wr_id":"https://themaghribpodcast.podbean.com/e/la-socio-anthropologie-rurale-structure-organisation-et-changement-au-maghreb/"},"agg_preview":{"wr_id":"https://deow9bq0xqvbj.cloudfront.net/ep-logo/pbblog1668744/Hassan_Rachik-size.png"}}
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{"agg_data_provider_collection":{"en":["Maghrib in Past & Present | Postcasts"],"ar-Arab":["المغرب في الماضي والحاضر | البث"]},"cho_title":{"und-Latn":["Land, Labor, and Youth Aspirations in the Gharb, Morocco"]},"cho_creator":{"en":["themaghribpodcast.com"]},"cho_date_range_norm":[2019],"cho_date_range_hijri":[1440,1441],"cho_dc_rights":{"en":["Use of content for classroom purposes and on other non-profit educational websites is granted (and encouraged) with proper citation."]},"cho_description":{"und-Latn":["Episode 76: Land, Labor, and Youth Aspirations in the Gharb, Morocco In this podcast, David Balgley, Masters candidate in Arab Studies at Georgetown University, discusses some of the factors impacting the labor decisions of young people in the Gharb, including the ways in which gender, class, and access to productive capital create and constrain the opportunities for youth in the Moroccan countryside. In addition, he breaks down how young rural people negotiate the tension between maintaining social ties to their ancestral land with economic pressures to migrate. In this context, David explores how the privatization of collective land in the Gharb could stimulate new labor possibilities, livelihood shifts, and youth aspirations. In 2015, the Government of Morocco and the Millennium Challenge Corporation, a U.S. aid agency, signed the Morocco Land and Employability Compact. This Compact includes a project to title 51,000 hectares of collective land in the Gharb region, thereby turning it into private property. The project’s discourse emphasizes that integrating land into market systems leads to greater productivity, enhanced access to credit, and increased land values, all of which benefit rural populations. However, government reports largely fail to account for how agrarian transformations resulting from privatization have differentiated impacts on different rural population groups, particularly young people. The Gharb plain, which is located along the north-western Atlantic coast, has long been one of the most agriculturally productive regions of Morocco. Since the 1970s, demographic growth, land fragmentation, and the rise of foreign investment in agro-business have all contributed to shifts in rural livelihoods and income-generating activities. Many households no longer rely solely on agriculture as their primary source of income. As a result, young people living in collective land in the Gharb are pursuing diverse livelihood strategies, even as their future aspirations diverge significantly from those of previous generations. This episode was recorded on August 23rd 2019, at the Tangier American Legation Institute for Moroccan Studies (TALIM). Posted by Hayet Lansari, Librarian, Outreach Coordinator, Content Curator (CEMA)."]},"cho_edm_type":{"en":["Sound"],"ar-Arab":["صوت"]},"cho_extent":{"en":["38:02"]},"cho_has_type":{"en":["Interviews"],"ar-Arab":["المقابلات"]},"agg_data_provider":{"en":["The American Institute for Maghrib Studies"],"ar-Arab":["المعهد الأمريكي لدراسات المغرب"]},"agg_data_provider_country":{"en":["Morocco","Algeria","Tunisia"],"ar-Arab":["تونس","الجزائر","المغرب"]},"agg_provider":{"en":["The American Institute for Maghrib Studies"],"ar-Arab":["المعهد الأمريكي لدراسات المغرب"]},"agg_provider_country":{"en":["Morocco","Algeria","Tunisia"],"ar-Arab":["تونس","الجزائر","المغرب"]},"cho_type_facet":{"en":["Sound","Sound:Interviews"],"ar-Arab":["صوت","صوت:المقابلات"]},"id":"themaghribpodcast.podbean.com/land-labor-and-youth-aspirations-in-the-gharb-morocco-ea4e66621b321030930b1c853bf96673","transform_version":"3624475","transform_timestamp":"2023-02-10 22:32:59 +0000","agg_data_provider_collection_id":"aims","dlme_source_file":"data/aims/data.csv","agg_is_shown_at":{"wr_id":"https://themaghribpodcast.podbean.com/e/land-labor-and-youth-aspirations-in-the-gharb-morocco/"},"agg_preview":{"wr_id":"https://deow9bq0xqvbj.cloudfront.net/ep-logo/pbblog1668744/David_Balgley_size.png"}}
{"agg_data_provider_collection":{"en":["Maghrib in Past & Present | Postcasts"],"ar-Arab":["المغرب في الماضي والحاضر | البث"]},"cho_title":{"und-Latn":["The Husyanid Dynasty and Spatial Control and Judicial Control of the Enslaved Blacks of Tunis"]},"cho_creator":{"en":["themaghribpodcast.com"]},"cho_date_range_norm":[2019],"cho_date_range_hijri":[1440,1441],"cho_dc_rights":{"en":["Use of content for classroom purposes and on other non-profit educational websites is granted (and encouraged) with proper citation."]},"cho_description":{"und-Latn":["Episode 75: The Husyanid Dynasty and Spatial Control and Judicial Control of the Enslaved Blacks of Tunis In this podcast, Dr. Ismael Montana, Associate Professor of History at Northern Illinois University, discusses the impact of the Husaynid dynasty (1705-1957) on the enslaved Sudanic communities of Tunis. Montana does so by looking at the Stambali, a ritual of musical possession based on the fusion of the Hausa Bori cult and popular Islam, performed primarily by the Sudanic communities of Tunis. He argues that the Husaynid dynasty actively sought to transform Sudanic communities into on of several corporatist communities in the Tunisian Beylic, by means of spatial control. In the early eighteenth century, the Husaynid Beys promoted the sainthood of Sidi Saad al-Abid, a former slave from Borno, in order to serve as a rallying figure for the freed and enslaved Sudanic communities that had been settled in Tunis as a result of the trans-Saharan slave trade. The Sufi brotherhood that formed around this saint was given a judicial-administrative apparatus, designed to self-regulate the community, and structure it within the state's religio-political scheme. Montana maintains that while the Sudani community entered the Husaynid political system via the Stambali, the processes by which that group was integrated relied on its specific religious culture, which continued to set them apart from the rest of Tunisian society. Ismael Montana's research interests include the social and economic history of slavery, culture, and citizenship in Northwest Africa and the western Mediterranean basin from the 18th century to the present. He is currently the Vice-President of West Africa Research Association (WARA). This podcast was recorded at the CEMAT Director’s Conference on “Narratives of Legitimacy and the Maghrebi State: Power, Law and Comparison” held on 21 June 2019 in Sidi Bou Said, Tunisia. We thank Dr. Tamara Turner, Ethnomusicologist and Research Fellow at the Max Planck Institute for Human Development, Center for the History of Emotions, for her interpretation of Natiro/ Ya Joro, from the Hausa repertoire of diwan. Edited and posted by Hayet Lansari, Librarian, Outreach Coordinator, Content Curator (CEMA)."]},"cho_edm_type":{"en":["Sound"],"ar-Arab":["صوت"]},"cho_extent":{"en":["19:31"]},"cho_has_type":{"en":["Interviews"],"ar-Arab":["المقابلات"]},"agg_data_provider":{"en":["The American Institute for Maghrib Studies"],"ar-Arab":["المعهد الأمريكي لدراسات المغرب"]},"agg_data_provider_country":{"en":["Morocco","Algeria","Tunisia"],"ar-Arab":["تونس","الجزائر","المغرب"]},"agg_provider":{"en":["The American Institute for Maghrib Studies"],"ar-Arab":["المعهد الأمريكي لدراسات المغرب"]},"agg_provider_country":{"en":["Morocco","Algeria","Tunisia"],"ar-Arab":["تونس","الجزائر","المغرب"]},"cho_type_facet":{"en":["Sound","Sound:Interviews"],"ar-Arab":["صوت","صوت:المقابلات"]},"id":"themaghribpodcast.podbean.com/the-husyanid-dynasty-and-spatial-control-and-judicial-control-of-the-enslaved-blacks-of-tunis-c57d9d2c929a2cfc64c5e090d9ee39f1","transform_version":"3624475","transform_timestamp":"2023-02-10 22:32:59 +0000","agg_data_provider_collection_id":"aims","dlme_source_file":"data/aims/data.csv","agg_is_shown_at":{"wr_id":"https://themaghribpodcast.podbean.com/e/the-husyanid-dynasty-and-spatial-control-and-judicial-control-of-the-enslaved-blacks-of-tunis/"},"agg_preview":{"wr_id":"https://deow9bq0xqvbj.cloudfront.net/ep-logo/pbblog1668744/Ismael_Musah_Montana-_size.png"}}
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Les interroger suppose une approche interdisciplinaire mêlant anthropologie, linguistique, histoire, ethnographie, ethnologie, géographie sociale, sémiotique, analyse du discours et bien d’autres disciplines. Se démarquant du structuralisme des années 1950-1960, l’anthropologie linguistique, l’ethnographie de la communication et plus tard l’ethnolinguistique et l’analyse du discours s’affirment comme courants émergents appréhendant la langue comme une pratique sociale. L’appareillage conceptuel de cette nouvelle approche du fait langagier s’articulant autour des travaux de Goffman, Hymes, Gumperz, Duranti, Clame-Griaule, Searle, Pêcheux, Austin, Malinowski et bien autres, a permis d’interroger autrement les rapports entre langues et sociétés. L’approche anthropologique, surtout pour le cas du Maghreb, est porteuse de perspectives scientifiques prometteuses à plus d’un titre, invitant à reconsidérer les pratiques de recherche aussi bien théoriques qu’empiriques. Pratiques discursives, humour et créativité dans les espaces numériques: Cas des tweets algériens présenté par Dr. Kheira Yahiaoui, Maître de conférences à l’École Normale Supérieure d’Oran. La présente contribution constitue une recherche linguistique portant sur les discours du réseau Twitter. A travers l’étude du hashtag, lieu de participation discursive, nous nous intéressons aux pratiques des twitteurs algériens. L’objectif est d’analyser d’une part, les pratiques langagières des internautes sur Twitter ; et voir d’autre part si ces pratiques dépendent de la nature, de la thématique et de la fonction du hashtag. L’analyse essaiera de répondre aux questions suivantes : Quel (s) genre (s) de pratiques discursives peuvent accompagner un hashtag ? La thématique du hashtag a-t-elle un impact sur la nature de ces pratiques ? Quelle fonction occupe le hashtag dans la pratique discursive sur Twitter ? Notre recherche, de type qualitatif, interroge les pratiques langagières où nous nous intéressons plus particulièrement à l’analyse des stratégies discursives mises en place par l’auteur afin de se conformer à la thématique du hashtag, mais aussi à la définition de la fonction du hashtag à travers l’analyse des messages qui y sont associés. l'intervention de Dr Kheira Yahiaoui débute à partir de 15:55. Le conte populaire Amazigh en Tunisie. Cas d’étude : le conte des sept filles et de l’ogresse Présenté par Pr. Mansour Ghaki, Directeur de recherche à l’Institut National de Patrimoine en Tunisie. Stumme, linguiste allemand a publié en 1900 à Leipzig 24 contes de Tamazret (sud -est de la Tunisie), parmi lesquels : le conte des 7 filles et de l'ogresse.C’est l’histoire d'un veuf, père de 7 filles, remarié et obligé par sa nouvelle femme à abandonner ses filles. La plus jeune se retrouve esclave chez une ogresse et son mari l'ogre. l'intervention de Pr. Mansour Ghaki débute à partir de 36:22. Rapport fragmenté de l’Homme à son espace. Etude sociolinguistique des lieux dits/vécus et perçus. Cas de la Casbah d’Alger. Présenté par Dr. Réda Sebih, Maître de conférences à l’Université de Bouira. Ma contribution à cette journée d’étude consacrée à « L’anthropologie linguistique de l’Afrique du nord » tentera de mettre l’accent sur le rapport des citadins à leur espace tel qu’il se dégage sous les outils d’étude de la sociolinguistique urbaine. Ce qui a animé ma motivation est un discours qu’on pourrait qualifier de « dédoublé » tenu par les Casbadjis et qui semble être contradictoire. Ce discours fait partie d’un corpus récolté lors des enquêtes de terrain que j’ai menées à la Casbah d’Alger, il s’avère que son contenu est particulièrement intéressant car il véhicule un rapport à l’espace qui est en lui-même pluriel : il reflète un vécu complexe. Ainsi, une analyse de ce discours pourrait révéler la nature de ce rapport « multiple » et les « mises en mots » qui le caractérisent. En vue de concrétiser cette recherche, ma démarche sera pluridisciplinaire (je ferai appel à la géographie et la psychologie sociales) à l’image de mon enquête de terrain qui est basée sur plusieurs techniques (le questionnaire, les entretiens, le parcours commenté et le récit de vie sur carte géographique). l'intervention de Dr. Réda Sebih débute à partir de 01:01:55. Les graffiti artistiques à Tizi-Ouzou : émergence d’un espace discursif Présenté par Mr. Nacer Si Hamdi, Maître Assistant à l’Université d’Alger 2. D’usage limité dans les pratiques linguistiques quotidiennes, l’alphabet tifinagh refait surface ces dernières années dans les espaces urbains de la ville de Tizi-Ouzou. Le tifinagh s’affiche donc sur les différents supports urbains et devient une marque et une particularité du graffiti artistique local. Une expression moderne et mobilisant essentiellement des jeunes appartenant à une culture urbaine universelle, répartis en microgroupes, se manifeste alors dans un système graphique ancien, voire antique. Quelles sont les raisons et les contextes de cette référence aux caractères tifinagh ? Leur usage dans le graffiti artistique répond-il à des normes ou conventions ? Quelles sont les fonctions attribuées aux caractères tifinagh au niveau local ? Telles sont les questions auxquelles tentera de répondre notre communication. l'intervention de Mr. Nacer Si Hamdi débute à partir de 01:19:04. La BD muette algérienne : une autre façon de s'exprimer Présenté par Pr. Saad Eddine Fatmi de l’École Normale Supérieure d’Oran. D’une manière générale, la bande dessinée est un savant équilibre entre le texte et l’image. Parfois, le texte peut disparaitre laissant la part belle au dessin qui s’accapare de sa mission de communication en priorité. Notre objectif est d’aborder ce phénomène dans la BD algérienne des quarante dernières années. Nous nous interrogerons sur la place occupée par une BD dite muette. Pour Groensteen, il n’existe aucun doute sur l’ancienneté de la B.D. muette : « La bande dessinée sans texte, entièrement silencieuse, existe depuis le XIXe siècle et connaît même une vogue particulière depuis quelques années. » Quant à Pomier, certaines formes de la B.D. peuvent se passer du texte à l’exemple du : « …strip, forme brève et qui permet donc d’être allusif… » Les strips qui paraissaient dans les différents journaux algériens ne répondaient guère à cette vision puisque les textes ont, encore une fois, une présence accrue à l’intérieur des cases et où la lecture se fait obligatoirement de la première case jusqu’à la dernière. Des extraits seront présentés et analysés pour évaluer la portée graphique et aussi idéologique d’une BD alliant texte et image sans réelles instauration de codes réguliers. l'intervention de Pr. Saad Eddine Fatmi débute à partir de 01:34:56. Les pratiques langagières à l’épreuve des mobilités sociales Présenté par Dr. Karim Ouaras, Maître de conférences à l’Université d’Oran 2, chercheur associé au CRASC et Directeur adjoint du CEMA. Ma communication s’insère dans un vaste projet de recherche qui se propose d’interroger le fonctionnement des langues vernaculaires dans le contexte urbain en prenant en compte leurs dimensions synchroniques et diachroniques. L’accent est mis sur le cas de la langue kabyle dans la ville d’Oran et son évolution à travers l’espace et le temps sans avoir la prétention de le faire dans une perspective globalisante. L’intérêt est donc porté sur le cas précis du parler des Kabyles des Ath Abbès, localité située su Sud de la vallée de la Soummam, Béjaïa, installés à Oran à partir de la fin du 19ème siècle. Ce parler régional sera traité dans sa dimension historique ancienne et dans ses ramifications actuelles. La migration des Ath Abbassiens intervient irréversiblement après l’insurrection d’El Mokrani en 1871, mais les populations de cette région d’Algérie étaient bel et bien préparées à ce grand départ, vu la famine qui prévalait dans cette contrée et l’intransigeance de l’administration coloniale au sujet de l’impôt de guerre. À cela s’ajoute le Décret Crémieux qui signa la volonté délibérée de la France coloniale de maintenir les Algériens dans un statut d’indigénat. Pour fuir cette atmosphère invivable et échapper à la déportation, les populations ne voyaient de salut que dans la migration qui les mènera indifféremment vers l’est et l’ouest du pays et vers les pays voisins et/ou les pays européens. Cette migration a pour corollaire une mobilité linguistique. Les deux ont généré des situations ethno-sociolinguistiques complexes par leurs composantes, leurs trajectoires et les enjeux actuels d’urbanisation et d’homogénéisation qui les guettent. Les objectifs de cette recherche consistent à retracer l’évolution du parler d’Ath Abbès à Oran, évaluer ses usages actuels et analyser les représentations sociolinguistiques des Ath Abbassiens. l'intervention de Dr. Karim Ouaras débute à partir de 01:49:46. Ce podcast a été enregistré à l’occasion de la journée d’études « l’anthropologie des pratiques langagières dans le contexte maghrébin », qui a eu lieu le 5 mars 2019 au Centre d'Études Maghrébines en Algérie (CEMA) Cette journée a été organisée par l’équipe de recherche Pratiques langagières et religieuses au Maghreb, dirigée par Dr. Karim Ouaras Maître de conférences à l’Université d’Oran 2 et Directeur adjoint du CEMA, dans le cadre d’un programme de recherche en Sciences sociales soutenu par le CAORC et Carnegie Corporation of New York et réalisé par le CEMA et le CEMAT. Cet episode s'inscrit dans le cadre du cycle de conférences « Langues et sociétés au Maghreb ». Pour consulter les diaporamas associés à ce podcast, veuillez visiter notre site web: www.themaghribpodcast.com Nous remercions notre ami Ignacio Villalón, étudiant en master à l'EHESS, pour sa prestation à la guitare pour l'introduction et la conclusion de ce podcast. 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{"agg_data_provider_collection":{"en":["Maghrib in Past & Present | Postcasts"],"ar-Arab":["المغرب في الماضي والحاضر | البث"]},"cho_title":{"und-Latn":["William Wordsworth and te French Revolution"]},"cho_creator":{"en":["themaghribpodcast.com"]},"cho_date_range_norm":[2019],"cho_date_range_hijri":[1440,1441],"cho_dc_rights":{"en":["Use of content for classroom purposes and on other non-profit educational websites is granted (and encouraged) with proper citation."]},"cho_description":{"und-Latn":["Episode 67: William Wordsworth and te French Revolution Dr. Mounir Khélifa studied English at the Sorbonne and Yale University where he received his MA and PhD, respectively. A professor of English language and literature for more than three decades, he taught poetics, comparative literature, and literary theory at the University of Tunis. Former director of the graduate program in English, Dr. Khélifa was also a senior advisor to the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research, where he was responsible for international cooperation and curriculum reform. Currently, Dr. Khélifa runs the School for International Training study-abroad program in Tunisia. He is a lifetime member of the Tunisian Academy for the Arts, Letters, and Sciences, Beit al-Hikma. William Wordsworth was the only English poet of his generation to have been an eyewitness to the French Revolution. To the momentous event he devoted no less than three books in his autobiographical epic poem, The Prelude. It is conventionally accepted that his relation to the revolution altered radically during the course of the events, and that this relation went from passionate enthusiasm at the storming of the Bastille to doubt and fear during the Reign of Terror to utter rejection and denial at the rise of Napoleon and during the ensuing Napoleonic Wars. Yet even as this doxa accounts for the poet’s changing attitude towards the revolution, it fails to explain the complex emotional and intellectual processes that activated the change. It fails mainly to consider that the change occurs in a poem designed to ratify “the growth of the poetic mind.” Wordsworth has no pretense to be a historian. His recounting of the revolutionary events, he warns the reader, is justified only insofar as the events have been “storm or sunshine to [his] mind.” Dr Mounir Khélifa argues that if the expression “storm and sunshine” refers to the aesthetic emotion known as the sublime (beauty that has terror in it, Edmund Burke), then this emotion never abated in him and that throughout his entire life he kept “daring sympathies with power” whenever he recalled the French Revolution. This lecture was co-organised by the Centre d'Études Maghrébines en Algérie (CEMA) and the École Normale Superieure d’Oran (ENS). This episode is part of the Arts & Literature in the Maghrib lecture series and was recorded on April 24th, 2019, at the École Normale Supérieure d’Oran (ENS). Pr. Sidi Mohamed Lakhdar Barka, Professor of Comparative Literature from the Department of English at University of Oran 2 moderated the lecture. We thank Dr. Jonathan Glasser, Cultural Anthropologist at the College of William & Mary for his istikhbar in sika on viola for the introduction and conclusion of this podcast. Realization and editing: Hayet Lansari, Librarian, Outreach Coordinator, Content Curator (CEMA)."]},"cho_edm_type":{"en":["Sound"],"ar-Arab":["صوت"]},"cho_extent":{"en":["01:15:01"]},"cho_has_type":{"en":["Interviews"],"ar-Arab":["المقابلات"]},"agg_data_provider":{"en":["The American Institute for Maghrib Studies"],"ar-Arab":["المعهد الأمريكي لدراسات المغرب"]},"agg_data_provider_country":{"en":["Morocco","Algeria","Tunisia"],"ar-Arab":["تونس","الجزائر","المغرب"]},"agg_provider":{"en":["The American Institute for Maghrib Studies"],"ar-Arab":["المعهد الأمريكي لدراسات المغرب"]},"agg_provider_country":{"en":["Morocco","Algeria","Tunisia"],"ar-Arab":["تونس","الجزائر","المغرب"]},"cho_type_facet":{"en":["Sound","Sound:Interviews"],"ar-Arab":["صوت","صوت:المقابلات"]},"id":"themaghribpodcast.podbean.com/mounir-7453c3bc79c59a04fbdfec6daa000fcf","transform_version":"3624475","transform_timestamp":"2023-02-10 22:32:59 +0000","agg_data_provider_collection_id":"aims","dlme_source_file":"data/aims/data.csv","agg_is_shown_at":{"wr_id":"https://themaghribpodcast.podbean.com/e/mounir/"},"agg_preview":{"wr_id":"https://deow9bq0xqvbj.cloudfront.net/ep-logo/pbblog1668744/Mounir_Khelifa.png"}}
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D’Islam et d’Ailleurs. Hommage à Clifford Geertz (1926-2006), Tunis, Cérès Editions, 2007. Public et Privé en Islam. Espaces, autorités et libertés, Paris, Maisonneuve & Larose, 2002. L'Autorité des Saints. Perspectives historiques et anthropologiques en Méditerranée Occidentale. Postface de Lucette Valensi, Paris, ERC, 1998. La conférence de Pr. Mohammed Kerrou a été programmée dans le cadre du cycle des conférences « Espaces et territoires au Maghreb » co-organisé par le Centre d'Études Maghrébines en Algérie (CEMA) et le Centre de Recherche en Anthropologie sociale et culturelle (CRASC) . Elle a eu lieu le 24 avril 2019 au CRASC. Pr. Abdelkrim Elaidi, sociologue à l'Université d’Oran 2 a modéré le débat. Pour consulter les cartes associées à ce Podcast, veuillez visiter notre site web: www.themaghribpodcast.com Nous remercions Dr. Tamara Turner, Ethnomusicologue et chercheure à Max Planck Institute for Human Development, Center for the History of Emotions pour son interprétation de Sidna Boulal du répertoire Hausa du Diwan (Hausa Sug). Réalisation et montage: Hayet Lansari, Bibliothécaire / Chargée de la diffusion des activités scientifiques (CEMA)."]},"cho_edm_type":{"en":["Sound"],"ar-Arab":["صوت"]},"cho_extent":{"en":["01:27:42"]},"cho_has_type":{"en":["Interviews"],"ar-Arab":["المقابلات"]},"agg_data_provider":{"en":["The American Institute for Maghrib Studies"],"ar-Arab":["المعهد الأمريكي لدراسات المغرب"]},"agg_data_provider_country":{"en":["Morocco","Algeria","Tunisia"],"ar-Arab":["تونس","الجزائر","المغرب"]},"agg_provider":{"en":["The American Institute for Maghrib Studies"],"ar-Arab":["المعهد الأمريكي لدراسات المغرب"]},"agg_provider_country":{"en":["Morocco","Algeria","Tunisia"],"ar-Arab":["تونس","الجزائر","المغرب"]},"cho_type_facet":{"en":["Sound","Sound:Interviews"],"ar-Arab":["صوت","صوت:المقابلات"]},"id":"themaghribpodcast.podbean.com/loasis-de-jemna-en-tunisie-entre-dissidence-et-negociation-55fb6906b079b76f8d073f1cf8a82be7","transform_version":"3624475","transform_timestamp":"2023-02-10 22:32:59 +0000","agg_data_provider_collection_id":"aims","dlme_source_file":"data/aims/data.csv","agg_is_shown_at":{"wr_id":"https://themaghribpodcast.podbean.com/e/loasis-de-jemna-en-tunisie-entre-dissidence-et-negociation/"},"agg_preview":{"wr_id":"https://deow9bq0xqvbj.cloudfront.net/ep-logo/pbblog1668744/Kerrou_size.png"}}
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Cette rencontre est programmé dans le cadre du Cycle des conférences Arts et Lettres au Maghreb, organisé le 19 avrir 2018 au Centre d'Études Maghrébines en Algérie (CEMA), à Oran. L'Auteur Graphiste en publicité primé, Riadh Hadir, né en 1982 à Oran, écrit depuis son plus jeune âge. Lecteur passionné, grand amateur de littérature de genre et particulièrement de science-fiction, c’est tout naturellement vers ce pan du livre qu’il se tourne lorsqu’il présente le manuscrit de son premier roman, Pupille, au Prix Littéraire Mohammed Dib en 2016. Le roman est finaliste, puis publié à la rentrée 2017 aux éditions ANEP. Il sera également nominé au Grand Prix Assia Djebar du roman de la même année. À travers le prisme de la dystopie satirique, Pupille traite principalement des dérives de la foi dans un monde régi par des idéologies superficiellement opposées mais indiscutablement totalitaires. À cet effet, le biais social et humain assumé de Pupille vient rompre avec les visions d’autres romanciers algériens, habituellement très politisées. Riadh Hadir publie régulièrement des billets et des textes courts sur son blog, « Vivre à l’oreille ». Le Modérateur Kamel Daoud est journaliste, chroniqueur et écrivain depuis les années 1990 en Algérie, Rédacteur en chef de l’un des plus importants journaux francophones algériens, Le Quotidien d’Oran. Il a été aussi signataire de la rubrique « Raïna Raïkoum », l’une des plus lues en Algérie. Il est par ailleurs chroniqueur dans le magazine Le Point , l’un des principaux hebdomadaires en France et signe des colonnes dans le New York Times. Deux chroniques seront particulièrement surmédiatisées, « Cologne, lieu de fantasmes », publiée dans Le Monde, traitant du désir et de la sexualité dans le monde arabe et l’autre, sous le titre « L’Arabie Saoudite, un Daech qui a réussi » publiée dans le New York Times. Kamel Daoud est aussi lauréat du Prix Jean-Luc Lagardère du journaliste de l’année en 2016. Sa carrière littéraire commence avec la publication de quelques récits dans le début des années 2000 et un premier recueil de nouvelles, La préface du Nègre (Edition Barzakh), qui a reçu le Prix littéraire Mohammed Dib, le plus prestigieux prix littéraire algérien en 2008 et a été nominé pour le Prix Goncourt de la Nouvelle en France une année plus tard et le Prix Wepler. Le recueil sera traduit en plusieurs langues. La consécration viendra avec le roman Meursault contre-enquête, publié d’abord en Algérie chez les Editions Barzakh, puis en France avec Actes Sud. Le roman sera traduit en 34 langues et recevra le Prix du Goncourt du Premier Roman, le Prix des cinq continents de la Francophonie, le Prix François Mauriac, entre autres. Le roman sera adapté au théâtre en France et en Allemagne et va être adapté au cinéma l’année prochaine. 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Rencontre littéraire autour des romans d'Amara Lakhous, Choc des civilisations pour un ascenseur Piazza Vittorio, et Divorce à la musulmane à Viale Marconi, animée par Dr. Karim Ouaras, sociolinguistique à l'Université de Mostaganem, chercheur associé au Centre de Recherche en Anthropologie Sociale et Culturelle (CRASC) et directeur adjoint du Centre d'Études Maghrébines en Algérie (CEMA). Cette rencontre est programmé dans le cadre du Cycle des conférences Arts et Lettres au Maghreb, organisé le 20 février 2018 au CEMA, à Oran. L'auteur: Dans ce podcast, l’auteur Amara Lakhous revient sur son parcours atypique, son écriture hors normes et ses aventures linguistiques. Amara, faut-il le rappeler, est un écrivain algérien d’expression italienne. Il est né à Alger en 1970, vit à Rome depuis 1995. Il est journaliste, anthropologue et romancier. Il a obtenu une licence en Philosophie à l’Université d’Alger. Il obtient une maîtrise et un doctorat en anthropologie à Sapienza - Università di Roma. Il est venu à la littérature par la lecture, entre autres, de Madame Bovary de Flaubert et par le biais du cinéma italien. Parmi ces publications, l’on peut citer : - Choc des civilisations pour un ascenseur à piazza Vittorio (Éditions Barzakh 2008) - Divorce à la musulmane à Viale Marconi (Éditions Barzakh 2012) - Querelle autour d’un petit cochon italianissime à San Salvario (Éditions Barzakh 2014) - L’Affaire de la pucelle de la rue Ormea (Éditions Barzakh 2017) L’accent sera mis dans ce podcast sur deux de ses romans, Choc des civilisations pour un ascenseur à piazza Vittorio et Divorce à la musulmane à Viale Marconi. Le premier roman a eu un succès foudroyant, couronné par le prix international Flaiano 2006 qu’il partage avec l’œuvre de l’écrivain espagnol Enrique Vila Matas. L’histoire de cette comédie policière se déroule dans un immeuble de Piazza Vittorio, un quartier multi-ethnique de la capitale italienne, Rome. L’histoire s’articule autour d’un ascenseur qui devient une scène sur laquelle les identités, les cultures, les religions et les classes sociales se côtoient, se frottent et se confrontent. C’est un vrai patchwork migratoire qui met en relief la peur de l’Autre et l’impossibilité du vivre ensemble. Ce roman, nourri de réflexions anthropologiques et historiques, donne à réfléchir sérieusement sur la question épineuse de l’émigration/immigration. C’est une comédie sociale où le drame et l’humour font bon ménage. Le second roman a d’abord été écrit en arabe, paru chez les éditions Ikhtilef en 2010, sous le titre El qahira assaghira, puis réécrit en italien. Il sera traduit en langue française par Elise Gruau et co-édité, par les éditions Barzakh et Actes Sud, en 2012 Ce roman se veut un clin d’œil au film italien culte Divorce à l’italienne de Pietro Germi. Il est miné de sous-intrigues et de tensions. Amara Lakhous met en avant une satire sociale et une vision critique du phénomène de l’émigration/immigration. C’est aussi un roman très dense et très profond dans le sens où il interroge les archaïsmes religieux (entre autres, l’excision), les préjugés et les stéréotypes de tout bord. Il revient longuement sur la question du mariage et du divorce dans la tradition musulmane, le terrorisme, les discours médiatiques, l’hypocrisie des uns et des autres. C’est un regard sans concession à la fois sur les migrants musulmans et les occidentaux. En dénonçant les injustices et les inégalités, l’auteur a essayé tout au long de son roman, de défaire les préjugés au sujet des migrants et des musulmans. 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L’aspect rural de la région Sétifienne, lui donne une importance particulière, non seulement à travers ces vestiges archéologiques, mais en fonction de ses Gens et agglomérations, et aux rapports qu’elles auraient entretenus en matière de production et de commerce durant l’Antiquité. Par ailleurs, les limites de la documentation historique nous oblige à entrevoir une approche spatiale et cartographique, et tenter de reconsidérer cette région dans sa continuité historique. Le choix de l’approche cartographique n’est pas une fin en soi, Pr. Aibeche explique : Il répond à un souci d’introduire le territoire comme un élément de réflexion, et de chercher les explications dans les caractères physiques du milieu dans lequel l’occupation humaine s’est effectuée. Toutefois, la mise en place d’un SIG, s’avère une aventure qui soulève plusieurs difficultés à caractère historique, archéologique et logistique: Délimiter le champ du travail et faire les choix thématiques nécessaires, s’agit-il de présenter la wilaya de Sétif ? la Maurétanie Sitifienne ? ou une région plus vaste, afin de se donner la possibilité d’une analyse plus large. Définir le cadrage chronologique. S’agit-il de dresser une carte de l’antiquité et omettre les sites préhistoriques, ou même médiévaux ? Identifier un point archéologique, en absence de textes épigraphiques, ou de document historique. Le ramassage de surface, notamment de la céramique ne peut éclairer qu'une partie de son occupation. Etablir un état de conservation de nos sites : L’expansion rapide de l’urbanisation des villes et campagnes, devient le facteur principal de la disparition des vestiges et sites archéologiques. Le rythme de l’urbanisation et l’absence d’une politique de suivi minutieux, font perdre à notre pays de grandes quantités d’informations qui peuvent alimenter le débat historique. Pr. Aibeche est professeur d’histoire antique à l’Université de Sétif 2 et Vice-recteur de la post-graduation et de la recherche. Spécialiste de l’Antiquité tardive, il consacre ses recherches à la transition de l’Antiquité au Moyen-âge au Maghreb. Responsable de la carte archéologique de la région sétifienne qui englobe l’ancienne Maurétanie sétifienne, le Hodna et la partie ouest de la Numidie, il est également co-directeur du Programme de recherche archéologique de Lambèse (Ministère de la culture algérien, CNRS-ENS) depuis 2014 et chercheur associé au Centre National de Recherche en Archéologie (CNRA). Il dirige aussi le projet de recherche du site antique de Milev et collabore à différentes fouilles notamment celle du site préhistorique de Ain el Hennech, Sétif. La conférence de Pr. Youcef Aibeche est programmée dans le cadre du cycles de conférences «Histoire du Maghreb / Histoire au Maghreb», organisé par le Centre d'Études Maghrébines en Algérie (CEMA). Elle a eu lieu le 30 janvier 2018 à Oran, Algérie. Dr. Saddek Benkada, historien, maître de recherche au Centre de Recherche en Anthropologie Sociale et Culturelle (CRASC), et membre du Conseil Scientifique du CEMA a modéré cet évènement. 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{"agg_data_provider_collection":{"en":["Maghrib in Past & Present | Postcasts"],"ar-Arab":["المغرب في الماضي والحاضر | البث"]},"cho_title":{"und-Latn":["Trade Unions, Armed Resistance, and the Struggle for Independence in Tunisia: Unlikely Alliances and Contested Nationalism in the Gafsa Mining Basin, 1947-1963"]},"cho_creator":{"en":["themaghribpodcast.com"]},"cho_date_range_norm":[2018],"cho_date_range_hijri":[1439,1440],"cho_dc_rights":{"en":["Use of content for classroom purposes and on other non-profit educational websites is granted (and encouraged) with proper citation."]},"cho_description":{"und-Latn":["Episode 25: Trade Unions, Armed Resistance, and the Struggle for Independence in Tunisia: Unlikely Alliances and Contested Nationalism in the Gafsa Mining Basin, 1947-1963 In this podcast, Rebecca Gruskin, Ph.D. Candidate in History at Stanford University, proposes a re-evaluation of the Tunisian nationalist movement in the 1940s-1950s, by decentering Tunis, and instead focusing on the alliances and contestations that undergirded anti-colonial resistance in the Gafsa phosphate-mining basin. She argues that Tunisia's independence from France was not an event but a process – one in which the construction of the nation and the meaning of sovereignty were hotly contested by a wide variety of actors throughout the 1950s, even (and especially after) formal independence was achieved on March 20, 1956. These contestations were especially visible in Gafsa because of the ways in which French economic and security imperatives intersected in this particular location. During this podcast, Gruskin tells the story of organized labor's collaboration in Gafsa with the armed resistance to French colonial rule in both Tunisia and Algeria. Specifically, she shows how local actors in Gafsa were not bound within the confines of Tunisia's borders but were instead situated within the context of transnational, Afro-Asian anti-colonial movements more broadly. She too explores how local actors in Gafsa imagined alternate possibilities for post-independence Tunisia, possibilities that played a decisive role in the 1950s even as it became clear, by the early 1960s, that they would not materialize. Gruskin’s research is based on extensive archival research in both Tunisia and France and on oral historical interviews. The lecture was presented at the Gafsa in Past and Present Symposium, organized at the Centre d’Études Maghrébines à Tunis (CEMAT), in Tunis, Tunisia, on 23 October 2017. Music performed for the introduction and conclusion of this podcast were captured live, on Avenue Bourguiba, in Tunis, Tunisia. We thank Bendir Man for use of his song, 'Redeyef.' To see related slides, visit our website: www.themaghribpodcast.com"]},"cho_edm_type":{"en":["Sound"],"ar-Arab":["صوت"]},"cho_extent":{"en":["31:09"]},"cho_has_type":{"en":["Interviews"],"ar-Arab":["المقابلات"]},"agg_data_provider":{"en":["The American Institute for Maghrib Studies"],"ar-Arab":["المعهد الأمريكي لدراسات المغرب"]},"agg_data_provider_country":{"en":["Morocco","Algeria","Tunisia"],"ar-Arab":["تونس","الجزائر","المغرب"]},"agg_provider":{"en":["The American Institute for Maghrib Studies"],"ar-Arab":["المعهد الأمريكي لدراسات المغرب"]},"agg_provider_country":{"en":["Morocco","Algeria","Tunisia"],"ar-Arab":["تونس","الجزائر","المغرب"]},"cho_type_facet":{"en":["Sound","Sound:Interviews"],"ar-Arab":["صوت","صوت:المقابلات"]},"id":"themaghribpodcast.podbean.com/tradeunions-armedresistanceandthestruggle-for-independencein-tunisia-unlikely-alliances-andcontestednationalism-inthegaf-24b00f90dd1700f333f1ee8f1a4eedd1","transform_version":"3624475","transform_timestamp":"2023-02-10 22:32:59 +0000","agg_data_provider_collection_id":"aims","dlme_source_file":"data/aims/data.csv","agg_is_shown_at":{"wr_id":"https://themaghribpodcast.podbean.com/e/tradeunions-armedresistanceandthestruggle-for-independencein-tunisia-unlikely-alliances-andcontestednationalism-inthegafsamining-basin19471963/"},"agg_preview":{"wr_id":"https://deow9bq0xqvbj.cloudfront.net/ep-logo/pbblog1668744/rebecca_size2.png"}}
{"agg_data_provider_collection":{"en":["Maghrib in Past & Present | Postcasts"],"ar-Arab":["المغرب في الماضي والحاضر | البث"]},"cho_title":{"und-Latn":["Akfadou, un an avec le Colonel Amirouche"]},"cho_creator":{"en":["themaghribpodcast.com"]},"cho_date_range_norm":[2018],"cho_date_range_hijri":[1439,1440],"cho_dc_rights":{"en":["Use of content for classroom purposes and on other non-profit educational websites is granted (and encouraged) with proper citation."]},"cho_description":{"und-Latn":["Episode 24: En hommage à feu Hamou Amirouche, Décédé le 12 février 2018, à San Diego, USA Le Colonel Amirouche raconté par son Secrétaire particulier, 1957-1957 Hamou Amirouche (1937-2018), secrétaire particulier du Colonel Amirouche Aït Hamouda entre 1957-1958, auteur du best-seller Akfadou, un an avec le Colonel Amirouche et de Memoirs of a Mujahed, Algeria’s Struggle for Freedom, 1945-1962, revient dans ce Podcast sur son itinéraire de combattant de l’ALN dans les maquis de la wilaya III, sous le commandement du Colonel Amirouche Aït Hamouda (1926-1959). Il relate également avec beaucoup d’émotion quelques épisodes marquants de la guerre de libération nationale (1954-1962). Hamou Amirouche est né à Tazmalt (Béjaia) en 1937. Après le Certificat d'Etudes primaires et trois années de labeur dans la forge de son père, il fut admis au Centre d'Apprentissage de Béjaia où il fut l'un des organisateurs de la grève des étudiants de mai 1956. Il rejoignit les maquis quelques mois après et devint le secrétaire particulier du Colonel Amirouche Aït Hamouda en 1957-1958. En mars 1958, il fut désigné par le Colonel pour faire partie d'une mission qui achemina le courrier et les fonds vers la Tunisie. À Tunis, il fut nommé responsable du foyer des étudiants créé par Si Amirouche en 1957, mais sur ordre du Colonel, il reprit ses études, décrocha son baccalauréat et fut envoyé aux États-Unis où il obtint une licence en économie politique à l'Université de Wesleyan et un DEA en sociologie politique à l'Université du Colorado. En 1967, il entama sa carrière professionnelle au Ministère de l'Industrie et de l'Énergie. Après vingt ans dans le secteur public industriel, il prit sa retraite en 1987. En 1988-1989, il fut appelé à l'Institut d'études de stratégie globale (INESG) et participa à quelques-uns de ses travaux. En 1994, il rejoignit sa famille installée aux États-Unis et entama une nouvelle carrière de chercheur, de conférencier à Boston, puis d’enseignant universitaire à Mesa College, California State University (San Marcos) et University of California (San Diego). Hamou Amirouche est l’auteur de plusieurs publications académiques en français et en anglais, certaines accessibles sur http://hagereseb.com/hamouamirouche.com/ (Biographie tirée de la 4ème de couverture : Hamou Amirouche, Akfadou, un An avec le Colonel Amirouche, Éditions Casbah, Alger. La conférence de M. Hamou Amirouche est programmée dans le cadre du cycle des conférences « Témoignages sur le Guerre de Libération Nationale », co-organisée par le Centre d’Études Maghrébines en Algérie (CEMA) et le Centre de recherche en Anthropologie Sociale et Culturelle (CRASC). Elle a eu lieu le dimanche 26 avril 2015 au siege du CRASC, Oran. Dr. Saddek Benkada, chercheur permanent au CRASC a modéré le débat. Musique et paroles : Lewjab n wassan est une chanson patriotique composée et interprétée par Cheikh Allaoua Zerrouki (1915-1968) en 1959, en hommage à la figure historique de la Guerre de libération Nationale (1954-1962), le Colonel Amirouche Aït Hamouda (1926-1959). (L’une des chansons préférées de Hamou Amirouche)."]},"cho_edm_type":{"en":["Sound"],"ar-Arab":["صوت"]},"cho_extent":{"en":["01:07:37"]},"cho_has_type":{"en":["Interviews"],"ar-Arab":["المقابلات"]},"agg_data_provider":{"en":["The American Institute for Maghrib Studies"],"ar-Arab":["المعهد الأمريكي لدراسات المغرب"]},"agg_data_provider_country":{"en":["Morocco","Algeria","Tunisia"],"ar-Arab":["تونس","الجزائر","المغرب"]},"agg_provider":{"en":["The American Institute for Maghrib Studies"],"ar-Arab":["المعهد الأمريكي لدراسات المغرب"]},"agg_provider_country":{"en":["Morocco","Algeria","Tunisia"],"ar-Arab":["تونس","الجزائر","المغرب"]},"cho_type_facet":{"en":["Sound","Sound:Interviews"],"ar-Arab":["صوت","صوت:المقابلات"]},"id":"themaghribpodcast.podbean.com/akfadou-un-an-avec-le-colonel-amirouche-24b00f90dd1700f333f1ee8f1a4eedd1","transform_version":"3624475","transform_timestamp":"2023-02-10 22:32:59 +0000","agg_data_provider_collection_id":"aims","dlme_source_file":"data/aims/data.csv","agg_is_shown_at":{"wr_id":"https://themaghribpodcast.podbean.com/e/akfadou-un-an-avec-le-colonel-amirouche/"},"agg_preview":{"wr_id":"https://deow9bq0xqvbj.cloudfront.net/ep-logo/pbblog1668744/Hamou_Amirouche_size.png"}}
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