Fishmonger's Death Sparks Threat to King's Regime : North Africa - Regional Analysis

Record type:

Journal article

Region:

Africa

Northern Africa

Journal Title:

Africa Conflict Monitor

Source:

Africa Conflict Monitor, Volume 2016, Issue 12, Dec 2016, p. 41 - 46

Subject:

NORTH AFRICA

MOROCCO

Abstract:

Morocco's King Mohammed VI cleverly side-stepped an Arab Spring uprising by offering partial government reform that broadened political representation. If Africa's last absolute monarch of a significant country hoped these reforms would be a permanent barrier against democracy, popular dissatisfaction expressed on the streets provided a glimpse of reality.

Language:

English

Country focus:

Morocco

Subject profile :

Politics / Democracy / Governance / Human Rights / Election

DOI:

https://hdl.handle.net/10520/EJC199064

CITATION: . Fishmonger's Death Sparks Threat to King's Regime : North Africa - Regional Analysis . : , . Africa Conflict Monitor, Volume 2016, Issue 12, Dec 2016, p. 41 - 46 - Available at: https://library.au.int/fishmongers-death-sparks-threat-kings-regime-north-africa-regional-analysis