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Revue française d'histoire d'outre-mer, 1968
Martel André. Le Maghreb. In: Revue française d'histoire d'outre-mer, tome 57, n°206, 1er trimestre 1970. pp. 91-132.
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Martel André. Le Maghreb. In: Revue française d'histoire d'outre-mer, tome 57, n°206, 1er trimestre 1970. pp. 91-132.
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2012
The history of the Maghreb is largely a history of successive invasions and colonizations. The earliest known inhabitants of this area, later called Berbers by the Romans, have been in this region since Neolithic times and are first mentioned in Egyptian records around 3000 bce. Their homeland, Tamazgha, covered the Maghreb and the Canary Islands. Some
Khalid Amine, Marvin Carlson
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The history of the Maghreb is largely a history of successive invasions and colonizations. The earliest known inhabitants of this area, later called Berbers by the Romans, have been in this region since Neolithic times and are first mentioned in Egyptian records around 3000 bce. Their homeland, Tamazgha, covered the Maghreb and the Canary Islands. Some
Khalid Amine, Marvin Carlson
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2019
This chapter examines how the effective end of Jewish life in the Maghreb and Mashreq constituted not only the demise of a distinctive diaspora and a major demographic shift but also the collapse of a political status. For over a millennium, Jews had lived under Islam as an inferior yet protected minority.
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This chapter examines how the effective end of Jewish life in the Maghreb and Mashreq constituted not only the demise of a distinctive diaspora and a major demographic shift but also the collapse of a political status. For over a millennium, Jews had lived under Islam as an inferior yet protected minority.
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Abstract Chapter 1 surveys the process by which new expatriates arrived in the Maghreb, the extensive training in languages, merchant skills, and local cultures that was offered to merchant apprentices, and the mutual advice expatriates gave one another as they navigated the challenges of cross-cultural trade in the Maghreb.
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Open government data initiatives in the Maghreb countries: An empirical analysis
IFLA Journal, 2023Ahmed Shehata
exaly