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3 - The Contrasting Cases of Morocco and Tunisia

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  12 January 2023

Katharina Natter
Katharina Natter
Affiliation:
Universiteit Leiden
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Summary

Chapter 3 dives into the contrasting cases of Morocco and Tunisia. I introduce immigration policy developments in Morocco and Tunisia against the backdrop of both countries’ political regime dynamics. In particular, I provide concise accounts of Moroccan and Tunisian state formation trajectories and national identity narratives, as well as focused overviews of immigration and emigration patterns and policies from the early twentieth century until the end of 2020, including Morocco’s and Tunisia’s treatment of migrants during the first year of COVID-19. This offers the empirical backbone for the book.

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MoroccoTunisiamigration policymigrationdemocratizationauthoritarianismstate formationnational identity political changerevolutionArab Spring
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The Politics of Immigration Beyond Liberal States
Morocco and Tunisia in Comparative Perspective
 , pp. 44 - 78
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Print publication year: 2022

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