International audienceThis article presents the Moroccan and Senegalese transnational practices in the political, economic and socio-cultural spheres. In spite of the historical parallelism of Moroccan and Senegalese, the study highlights the content differences which distinguish the two transnational fields. For instance, the Senegalese Murid brotherhood relies on their spiritual sway faithful to build up economic transnational networks. Amongst Moroccans, religion is a field of political tensions on which the Moroccan state strive to keep a firm hold. But, more than a mere enumeration, the authors shed light on invariants and paths of change of transnationalism. The age of Moroccan and Senegalese immigration to France is a factor of diver...
International audienceLiving on the frontier. Post-transit in Mauritania and MaliThis article focuse...
National audienceCet article aborde les conséquences de la construction d'un espace transnational mi...
Senegalese Immigrants, Islam and Confraternities in Valencia (Spain). Joan Lacomba. This article pre...
International audienceThis article presents the Moroccan and Senegalese transnational practices in t...
International audienceThis paper analyses the relations between the transnational practices of migra...
International audienceThis article examines the ability of people of Moroccan descent living in Euro...
International audienceThis article analyses the dynamics of economic, social, and political linkages...
National audienceThis article interrogates the notion of «cosmopolitanism» using field research that...
International audienceThis article will explore, by a multidisciplinary way, the concept of circular...
International audienceThis article studies the politicisation of Shia Muslim immigrants from South L...
International audienceMuch of what has been written about North African immigration in Europe focuse...
International audienceIn this article I show how, on the field of seasonal migration between the Mag...
International audienceThis article is centred on the analysis of displacements of population related...
International audienceLiving on the frontier. Post-transit in Mauritania and MaliThis article focuse...
National audienceCet article aborde les conséquences de la construction d'un espace transnational mi...
Senegalese Immigrants, Islam and Confraternities in Valencia (Spain). Joan Lacomba. This article pre...
International audienceThis article presents the Moroccan and Senegalese transnational practices in t...
International audienceThis paper analyses the relations between the transnational practices of migra...
International audienceThis article examines the ability of people of Moroccan descent living in Euro...
International audienceThis article analyses the dynamics of economic, social, and political linkages...
National audienceThis article interrogates the notion of «cosmopolitanism» using field research that...
International audienceThis article will explore, by a multidisciplinary way, the concept of circular...
International audienceThis article studies the politicisation of Shia Muslim immigrants from South L...
International audienceMuch of what has been written about North African immigration in Europe focuse...
International audienceIn this article I show how, on the field of seasonal migration between the Mag...
International audienceThis article is centred on the analysis of displacements of population related...
International audienceLiving on the frontier. Post-transit in Mauritania and MaliThis article focuse...
National audienceCet article aborde les conséquences de la construction d'un espace transnational mi...
Senegalese Immigrants, Islam and Confraternities in Valencia (Spain). Joan Lacomba. This article pre...