Minorities, women, and the state in north Africa /
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Trenton, New Jersey :
Red Sea Press, Inc.,
[2016]
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction: Contextualizing minorities, women, and the state in North Africa / Moha Ennaji
- Multiculturalism, human rights, and the metaphor of intercultural dialogue / Kevin Dwyer
- Amazighs (Berbers) in Algeria : an ethnic majority yet a linguistic minority / Abderrezak Dourrari
- Language policy and social cleavage in Algeria and Morocco / Mathew Andrews and Moha Ennaji
- The Berbers in Morocco : from the margins to the core / Moha Ennaji
- Amazigh language and culture in the era of social media in North Africa / Abderrahman El Aissati
- Historic women figures and women's daily struggles in Tunisia : neglect and societal responsibility / Lilia Labidi (National University of Singapore)
- What future for women in Tunisia / Khedija Arfaoui (Institut Bourguiba des Langues Vivantes, Tunis)
- The marginalization of Moroccan women in society and media / Fatima Sadiqi
- Egypt's revolution reshapes women's rights advocates and their aims / Sherifa Zuhur
- Copts and the Muslim Brotherhood : a history of distrust and conflict / Marlyn Tadros
- "Constructing the new Libya" : identity and nation-building / Diedrick Vanderwalle
- Minorities and cultural groups in Libya : the case for multiculturalism / Youssef Mohammad Sawani
- Blacks and the making of the Arab majority in Morocco / Chouki El Hamel
- Multiculturalism and minorities in Mauritania / Madina Touri.