State and territories in Morocco

he fruit of 30 years of experience in territorial management and parliamentary advocacy, this work offers an in-depth analysis of the challenges posed by territorial governance in Morocco. The author, drawing on his academic and field expertise, examines the effectiveness of the institutional reforms undertaken and their real impact on the daily lives of citizens.Faced with the diversity of Moroccan territories, the uniformity of centralized public policies reveals its limitations. In this context, the book highlights the notions of local territorial governance and cohesive territorial development as essential levers for rethinking local public action. It thus proposes an innovative approach to territorial management, based on the mobilization of local actors, the valorization of popular expertise, and the adaptation of institutions to territorial realities.Intended for political leaders, academics, and engaged citizens, this book offers concrete keys to strengthen the effectiveness of a more cohesive territorial development and to build a more efficient, participatory governance that is closer to the real needs of the populations.

Pages: 144, Paperback, Our Knowledge Publishing