SCHEDULE

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20
Luce Hall Auditorium

5:00pm: KEYNOTE ADDRESS | IRA WILLIAM ZARTMAN | Johns Hopkins University | The Maghrib: Democratic Deficit and US Policy

8:30pm: MOVIE | I Love Hip-Hop in Morocco Directed by JENNIFER NEEDLEMAN and JOSHUA ASEN
Introduction by MOKHTAR GHAMBOU | Yale University

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21
Luce Hall, Room 203

8:45am: Introduction
PANEL 1 | Regime Change
Discussants: ELLEN LUST and NADIA MARZOUKI | Yale University

9:00am: ABDALLAH LABDAOUI | Faculté de droit, Casablanca, Morocco | Regime Change without Regime Change in Morocco

9:30am: SALOUA ZERHOUNI | Faculté de Droit, Rabat, Morocco | Morocco: Regime Continuity through ‘Controlled Repoliticization’

10:00am: Break

10:30am: LAHOUARI ADDI | Institut d’Etudes Politiques, Lyon, France | Political Parties in Algeria

11:00am: MOHAMMED HACHEMAOUI | Institut d’Etudes Politiques, Paris, France | An Electoral Sociology of Political Clientelism in Algeria

11:30am: Discussion

Panel 2 | Representation and Public Debate
Discussants: FRANK GRIFFEL and ADRIA LAWRENCE | Yale University

2:00pm: BAUDOUIN DUPRET and JEAN-NOËL FERRIÉ | Centre National de la Recherche Supérieure, France | Debating in the Moroccan Parliament: A Praxeological Approach

2:30pm LINDSAY BENSTEAD | Princeton University | Parliamentary Politics in Morocco and Algeria

3:00pm: Break

3:30pm: KEVIN DWYER | American University of Cairo, Egypt | Visual Rhetoric and Freedom of Expression in the Maghreb

4:00pm: MARK TESSLER | University of Michigan | How Ordinary Citizens in Algeria and Morocco Think About Politics and Religion

4:30pm: Discussion

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 22
Luce Hall, Room 203

PANEL 3 | The Political Economy of Domination and Obedience
Discussant: TOLGA KOKER | Yale University

9:00am: BÉATRICE HIBOU | Centre National de La Recherche Supérieure, France | Power by Credit: Debt Economy and the Exercise of Domination (and Repression) in Tunisia

9:30am: JEREMY KEENAN | Bristol University, UK | The Impact of Global War on Terror on Maghrebian Economy

10:00am: IVAN MARTIN | University Carlos III, Madrid, Spain | The Political Economy of Morocco’s INDH (National Initiative for Human Development): Acting Local, Thinking Central?

10:30am: Discussion

PANEL 4 | Gender Relations and Political Change
Discussant: MARCIA INHORN and HALLA NASSAR | Yale University

2:00pm: WILLY JANSEN | Radboud University Nijmegen, Netherlands | What Happened to Zina Diali? Gender in Algerian Cartoons

2:30pm: MOUNIRA CHARRAD | University of Texas at Austin | From State Feminism to Women’s Activism, Waves of Legislation in Tunisia

3:00pm: ABDELKADER CHEREF | Islamic University, Dubai, United Arab Emirates | Disorganize and Demobilize: The Neopatriarchal Algerian State and Women’s Political Marginalization

3:30pm: Break

4:00pm: MARGARET RAUSCH | University of Kansas | Women’s Preaching Sessions in Morocco

4:30pm: FATIMA SADIQI | Center for Studies and Research on Women, Fès, Morocco | The Cultural Roots of Feminism in Morocco

5:00pm: ENNAJI MOHA | University Sidi Mohammed Ben Abdellah, Fès | The New Family Code in Morocco and Social Change

5:30pm: Discussion