Table of Contents

Introduction Part I: The State and the Political System 1. New Wine in Old Bottles: Political Parties under Mohammed VI 2. The Monarchy and Islamism in Morocco: Ritualization of the Public Discourse 3. The Second Coming of Morocco's "Commander of the Faithful": Mohammed VI and Morocco's Religious Policy 4. The Amazigh Renaissance: Tamazight in the Time of Mohammed VI 5. Mohammed VI and Moroccan Foreign Policy 6. Morocco's Economy under Mohammed VI Part II: Civil Society and Informal Politics 7. The Emergence of the "New Press" and the Delimitation of Free Speech in Morocco under Mohammed VI 8. The Amazigh Factor: State-Movement Relations under Mohammed VI 9. The Emerging Power of Civil Society? The Human Rights Discourse 10. Feminism, Islamism, and a Third Way 11. Feet on the Earth, Head in the Clouds: What do Moroccan Youths Dream of? 12. Youth, Political Activism, and the Festivalization of Hip-Hop Music in Morocco

About the Author

Bruce Maddy-Weitzman is a Principal Research Fellow at the Moshe Dayan Center for Middle Eastern and African Studies, Tel Aviv University. Daniel Zisenwine is a Research Fellow at the Moshe Dayan Center for Middle Eastern and African Studies, Tel Aviv University.