Nelcya Delanoe is a professor of history at the University of Paris (Nanterre), and the author of Poussieres d’empires (Paris, PUF editions/Casablanca, Tarik editions, 2002).

Recent articles

Moroccans in Spain were victims of the Madrid bombs and, it seems, also perpetrators. How will the relationship between the two states, equally ambiguous, be affected?

Morocco’s complex colonial and post-colonial history, and its fusion of regal and religious authority, cast a particular light on current debates about religion and secularism in the Islamic world. Here, a French writer visits her homeland after a year’s absence and finds a different space of freedom under the stars.