Unleashing Women’s Economic Rights for Equal and Sustainable Societies: Multidisciplinary Perspectives from the Global South

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The volume Unleashing Women’s Economic Rights for Equal and Sustainable Societies: Multidisciplinary Perspectives from the Global South is a timely and essential contribution to the ongoing discourse on gender equality and inclusive development. It examines the persistent barriers that hinder women’s economic participation and decision-making power, addressing a critical issue that has often been overlooked … Read more

“Transitions démocratiques” et violence: une revue de la littérature

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Les deux dernières décennies ont connu une vague sans précédent de transitions qualifiées de démocratiques dans le monde entier. Mais alors que dans certains pays la démocratisation a été essentiellement pacifique, dans d’autres ,la mise en place  de la démocratie a été le résultat de conflits sociaux violents, déclenchés par le soulèvement de classes économiquement … Read more

Research Methodology in Humanities & Social Sciences

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Master’s, doctoral, and early-career researchers around the world often confess that scientific research tends to be a challenging and time-consuming journey. Nonetheless, it has been reported that involving diverse stakeholders within the academic community has the potential to render the process more efficient, effective, and even enjoyable (Bryman, 2016). In tandem, the goal of this … Read more

Revision of the Family Code in Morocco: does the polarization dominate again?

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This article addresses the reform of the Family Code in Morocco. It argues that it remains one of the most contentious terrains of polarization between Islamists and Secularists/Modernists in Morocco. To demonstrate that, the article pinpoints the evolution of the historical reform: from the Personal Status Code of 1957 to the Moudawna of 2004. The last was the real first confrontation between the two sides and creates a division which its influence was extended to the street. Since then, the employment of ideological and identity references has become critical for all positions of both parties. The proposed reform of the Family Code revived the polarized climate of 1999, especially in light of the relative decline of the political and social influence of the Islamic movements.

Politique financière et souveraineté de l’État marocain à l’épreuve de la mondialisation des échanges

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La théorie de la souveraineté connait aujourd’hui une évolution remarquable dans le concept même. Le simple fait de penser à la souveraineté de l’État en tant que concept abstrait nous amène à réfléchir à ce qu’est l’État et à ses rôles. Étant donné la multiplicité des fonctions pivotantes de l’État dans son environnement extérieur, et … Read more