Political Change in Morocco

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By Douglas E. Ashford

Princeton University Press, 1961, 432 pp

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This volume, one of the Princeton Oriental Studies, analyzes the pattern of Moroccan national politics at the time of independence and the major problems that have emerged since then with respect to government and administration, citizenship, control and coercion, and the effort to establish representative government.

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