Intervention transnationale et moralisation de la gestion de la propriété en milieu rural au Maroc

Authors

  • Bertram Turner Institut Max-Planck d'Anthropologie Sociale

Keywords:

transnationalism, legal pluralism, rural property, anthropology of religious morality, agriculture, Morocco

Abstract

This article explores transformations of property relations within the framework of the integration of rural areas with processes of neo-liberal globalization. The way that interconnections among various scales reconfigure property relations in rural environments is analyzed. In certain circumstances, these changes involve a rearrangement of the space for manoeuvre of various actors based on religious and moral discourses which bind rural areas to their global environment. The article highlights the socio-juridical conditions under which popular religious identity provides a frame of reference for appropriate local management of rural property vis-a-vis a global standardization of property relations. The empirical data presented come from the Souss region of southwest Morocco.

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Published

2022-06-30

How to Cite

Turner, B. (2022). Intervention transnationale et moralisation de la gestion de la propriété en milieu rural au Maroc. Anthropologica, 51(1), 81–93. Retrieved from https://cas-sca.journals.uvic.ca/index.php/anthropologica/article/view/2539

Issue

Vol. 51 No. 1 (2009): Rural Property / Human Nature, Human Identity

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