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Cultural diversity in Rabat’s urban landscape: interview with Nick Dines

Nick Dines explains the case of the recent endeavour by the Moroccan government to integrate the culture of the Amazigh people.

Why has Rabat decided to enhance the culture of the Amazigh people? How has their culture been made visible? Nick Dines, from the European University Institute, shares his ethnographic observations in the streets of Rabat.

Nick Dines explains the case of the recent endeavour by the Moroccan government to integrate the culture of the Amazigh people, who, for a long time, have been excluded from the national narrative. He highlights transformations in the public space aimed at their symbolic inclusion.

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