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Ahmed Benchemsi - Stanford University
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Journal of Democracy, Vol. 23 no. 1, page(s) 57-69
2012
Morocco was not immune to the 2011 upheavals in the Arab world, but the country’s monarchy deftly managed the crisis through cosmetic constitutional reform.
Topics: Democracy | Democracy in the Arab world | Morocco
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