Journal of North African Studies

The ‘subaltern’ foreign policies of North African countries: old and new responses to economic dependence, regional insecurity and domestic political change

Agriculture, trade, and climate change adaptation: a global CGE analysis for Morocco and Turkey

Moroccan foreign policy after the Arab Spring: a turn for the Islamists or persistence of royal leadership?

Revolutionary diplomats? Introduction to the study of North African foreign policies within the context of the Arab Spring

The optimal size of government in Egypt: an empirical investigation

Have Algerians seized back the initiative?

On the relevance or irrelevance of political parties in Morocco

Bridging the Mediterranean without papers: Tunisian francophone illiterature’s representation of irregular immigration in the age of globalisation

Myths, masterplots and sexual harassment in Egypt

Moroccan Jews and the Spanish colonial imaginary, 1903–1951

Work, love, refuge, and adventure: contemporary Spanish migrants in the city of Tangier

English language teaching in Morocco: A focus on the English department

Youth and activism in Algeria. The question of political generations

Hispano-Moroccan mimesis in the Spanish war on Tetouan and its occupation (1859–62)

Saudi Arabia reasserts itself in the Maghrib

Parties in an era of change: membership in the (re-)making in post-revolutionary Tunisia

Narratives on the margins of history: memory and the commemoration of the Moriscos

Architecture of counterrevolution: the French army in northern Algeria

Differentiation and diffusion: shifting public opinion attitudes toward foreign policy in North Africa

Civil society in Tunisia: from islands of resistance to tides of political change

Introduction to special section: ‘Jazīrat al-Maghrib’: North Africa as an island?

Geographies of Vengeance: Orientalism in Alexandre Dumas’ The Count of Monte Cristo

Aspiring to the ‘gatekeeper role’ in the realm of foreign policy? The North African Ministry of Foreign Affairs in the Arab Spring era

Morocco as emerging regional economic power?

La Punition

The travel writer in disguise: Ali Bey and the construction of a national Hispano-Arabic discourse (1800 – present)

Democratisation and the evolution of the foreign policy content of North African constitutions

Voices of the arab spring

Tunisie, deuxième république: chronique d’une Constituante, 2011–2014

Challenging hegemony, imaging alternatives. Everyday youth discourses and practices of resistance in contemporary Tunisia

La conquête du Sahara (1885–1905)

The evolving impact of violent non-state actors on North African foreign policies during the Arab Spring: insurgent groups, terrorists and foreign fighters

Arguments for preserving the sustainable heritage of colonial Algiers

Housing for the greatest number: Casablanca’s under-appreciated public housing developments

Twentieth century architecture in Oran: its contemporary heritage-value

Bipolarisation of the Moroccan political party arena? Refuting this idea through an analysis of the party system

Tunisia’s national intelligence: why ‘rogue elephants’ fail to reform

The myth of stability in Algeria

Corrigendum

Weapons of the weak, and of the strong: Mauritanian foreign policy and the international dimensions of social activism

Does demographic transition matter for economic growth? Evidence from Egypt

(Dis)Enchanting modernity: Sufism and its temporality in the thought of Mohammed Abed al-Jabri and Taha Abdurrahman

Military influence in foreign policy-making: changing dynamics in North African regimes

Queer shame: affect, resistance, and colonial critique in Abdellah Taïa’s Celui qui est digne d’être aimé

The Greek community in Tunis between 1805 and 1881. Aspects of its demographics and its role in the local economic and political context

The transformation of politicised religion: from zealots to leaders