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MIPA Institute

(Un)Participatory Democracy? The Limits of Institutional Petitions in Morocco

29 November 2019 Francesco ColinFrancesco Colin
Institutional petitions may increase citizens direct participation in the political process, yet legal and institutional hurdles question the efficacy of this policy

Trust in Institutions Index: Presentation of key findings

27 November 2019 MIPA InstituteMIPA Institute
Trust in Institutions Index: Presentation of key findings

Café Politico : Live Panel on “Women’s Quota in the Moroccan Parliament: Did it fail because of the traditional political culture?

15 November 2019 MIPA InstituteMIPA Institute
Café Politico : Live Panel on “Women’s Quota in the Moroccan Parliament: Did it fail because of the traditional political culture?

Is Raissouni’s Pardon Simply Playing Politics in Morocco?

4 November 2019 Mohammed MasbahMohammed Masbah
Under pressure from both Islamist and secular groups – and the wider world – the decision to release a journalist looks like an attempt by Morocco’s regime to restore control

MIPA held it’s 4th Policy Paper writing Training in Tangier

26 October 2019 MIPA InstituteMIPA Institute
MIPA held it’s 4th Policy Paper writing Training in Tangier

“Securitization” of the Rif Protests and its Political Ramifications

20 September 2019 Smail HamoudiSmail Hamoudi
In the short term, the securitization of the Rif protests provided authorities with powers to impose order, yet this might harm political and social stability in the long-term

Our Team

Mohammed Masbah

Director

Rachid Aourraz

Fellow

Mustapha Hadji

Associate Fellow

Yasmina Abouzzohour

Associate Fellow

Sawsene Nejjar

Associate Fellow

Said Saddiki

Associate Fellow

Souad Ahmadoun

Associate Fellow

Abdellatif Chentouf

Associate Fellow

Research

Democratic TransitionResearchSocial Movements

(Un)Participatory Democracy? The Limits of Institutional Petitions in Morocco

Institutional petitions may increase citizens direct participation in the political process, yet legal and institutional hurdles question the efficacy of this policy
29 November 2019 Francesco ColinFrancesco Colin
Democratic TransitionSocial Movementsغير مصنف

Is Raissouni’s Pardon Simply Playing Politics in Morocco?

Under pressure from both Islamist and secular groups – and the wider world – the decision to release a journalist looks like an attempt by Morocco’s regime to restore control
4 November 2019 Mohammed MasbahMohammed Masbah
ResearchSocial Movements

“Securitization” of the Rif Protests and its Political Ramifications

In the short term, the securitization of the Rif protests provided authorities with powers to impose order, yet this might harm political and social stability in the long-term
20 September 2019 Smail HamoudiSmail Hamoudi
Religious PoliciesReportResearch

Engaging Salafi Religious Actors in Morocco: The Role of Inclusion in CVE

The Role of Inclusion in Countering Violent Extremism
2 September 2019 MIPA InstituteMIPA Institute
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Events

Trust in Institutions Index: Presentation of key findings

27 November 2019

Café Politico : Live Panel on “Women’s Quota in the Moroccan Parliament: Did it fail because of the traditional political culture?

15 November 2019

MIPA held it’s 4th Policy Paper writing Training in Tangier

26 October 2019
Moroccan Institute for Policy Analysis

MIPA is a non-profit independent research institution based in Rabat, Morocco. Founded by a group of transdisciplinary researchers, MIPA’s mission is to produce systematic and in-depth analysis of relevant policy issues that lead to new and innovative ideas for solving some of the most pressing issues relating to democracy.

Our Partners
Project on Middle East Democracy
European Endowment for Democracy
Arab Center for Research
National Endowment for Democracy
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