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Date: 13 Mar 2006
From:narm at ajniha.org
Subject:References on Education in Morocco response

Hi Koen,

You should see the "Arab Human Development Report 2003", you will  
find it here:
http://www.rbas.undp.org/

Good Luck
Basem Narmok

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Date: 13 Mar 2006
From:afraalmussawir at yahoo.com
Subject:References on Education in Morocco response

you may want to check articles and books by dale eickelman, whose
experience is also from other parts of the arab world (ie not only
morocco) and who does historical as well as contemporary issues.
best of luck,
afra

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Date: 13 Mar 2006
From:xzouhir at yahoo.com
Subject:References on Education in Morocco response

Please check the following references:

Morocco

Agnaou, F. (2004). Gender, literacy, and empowerment in Morocco. New  
York:
                   Routledge.

Elbiad, M. (1991). The role of some population sectors in the  
progress of Arabization
                In Morocco. International Journal of the Sociology of  
Language 87, 27-44.


Ennaji, M. (2005). Multilingualism, cultural identity, and education  
in Morocco. New
                  York: Springer.

Marley, D. (2004). Language attitudes in Morocco following recent  
changes in
                language policy. Language Policy, 3, 25-46.

Ouakrime, M. Morocco. In Damtew Teferre & Philip G. Altbach (Eds.),
                 African higher education. Indiana University Press.

Sadiqi, F. (2003). Women, gender and language in Morocco. Leiden:  
Koninklijke Brill.


Youssi, A. (1995). The Morocaan triglossia: Facts and implications.  
International
                Journal of the Socilology of Language, 112, 29-43.

Wagner, D. A. (1993). Literacy, culture, & development: Becoming  
literate
               in Morocco. England: Cambridge University Press.

Wagner, D. A. (1998). Putting second language first: Language and  
literacy
               learning in Morocco. In Aydin Y. Durgunuglu. & Ludo  
Verhoeven (Eds.),
              Literacy development in a multilingual context: Cross- 
cultural perspectives.
             Mahwah, NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum.

Egypt
Russel, M. (2001). Competing, overlapping and contradictory agendas:  
Egyptian education under the British occupation 1882-1922. Comprative  
Studies of South Asia, Africa and the Middle East, 21, 50-60.
Sayed, F.H. (2005). Security, dononors' interests, and education  
policy making in Egypt. Miditerranean Quarterly, 2, 66-84
Said, M.E. Egypt. In Damtew Teferre & Philip G. Altbach (Eds.),
                 African higher education. Indiana University Press.

I hope this will help.

Abderrahmane Zouhir

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Date: 13 Mar 2006
From:HH87EG at aol.com
Subject:References on Education in Morocco response

dedartment of education in Morroco or call the Morroco Ambassy and  
ask information about books you need
good luck

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