Annee du Maghreb
Scope & Guideline
Connecting Scholars to the Heart of North Africa
Introduction
Aims and Scopes
- Interdisciplinary Research on North Africa:
The journal emphasizes a multidisciplinary approach, integrating perspectives from sociology, political science, history, and anthropology to understand the complexities of North African societies. - Focus on Social Movements and Governance:
A core area of interest is the analysis of social movements, such as the Hirak in Algeria and other protests across the Maghreb, examining their implications for governance and civil rights. - Cultural and Identity Studies:
The journal explores themes related to identity, migration, race, and gender, contributing to a deeper understanding of how these factors shape individual and collective experiences in the region. - Historical Contextualization of Current Events:
Many articles provide historical perspectives on contemporary issues, allowing for a better grasp of how past events influence current socio-political landscapes. - Security and Surveillance:
A significant focus is placed on the dynamics of security and policing in North Africa, investigating the relationships between state power, civil society, and individual rights. - Health and Human Rights:
The journal addresses public health issues, particularly in relation to marginalized communities, highlighting the intersections of health policy, migration, and human rights.
Trending and Emerging
- Political Mobilization and Activism:
Recent publications emphasize the dynamics of political mobilization, particularly in relation to youth activism and social movements, showcasing a vibrant engagement with contemporary political challenges. - Human Rights and Legal Frameworks:
An increasing number of articles focus on human rights issues, especially concerning state repression and the legal frameworks surrounding protests, indicating a critical examination of governance in the region. - Health Disparities and Public Policy:
There is a notable trend towards exploring health disparities, particularly among marginalized groups, reflecting a growing awareness of the intersection between health and socio-political rights. - Migration and Identity Politics:
Research on migration, particularly the experiences of migrants and their identities in host countries, is gaining traction, highlighting the complexities of belonging and social integration. - Security Studies and Surveillance:
The journal is increasingly addressing themes of security, policing, and surveillance, particularly in the context of state control and civil liberties, revealing a critical engagement with contemporary security challenges.
Declining or Waning
- Historical Narratives of Colonialism:
Although the journal has previously explored colonial legacies, there appears to be a waning interest in historical analyses that specifically focus on colonial narratives, suggesting a shift towards more contemporary issues. - Traditional Gender Roles:
While gender studies remain a vital area, papers focusing exclusively on traditional gender roles without intersectional analysis are less frequently published, indicating a move towards more complex discussions of gender in contemporary contexts. - Economic Development Models:
Research centered on static economic development models seems to be declining, with fewer articles focusing solely on economic issues without integrating social or political dimensions. - Environmental Studies:
Environmental topics, while still relevant, have seen reduced representation in recent issues, possibly overshadowed by more pressing socio-political themes such as governance and human rights. - Rural Studies:
There is a noticeable decrease in publications focusing exclusively on rural issues and studies, suggesting a shift towards urban and metropolitan analyses in the context of North Africa.
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