Morocco’s new constitution and the Western Sahara conflict – a missed opportunity?
Theofilopoulou, a former UN official, argues that Morocco’s 2011 constitution changed little and that autonomy cannot work without democracy.
Conflicting International Policies and the Western Sahara Stalemate
Darbouche and Zoubir argue that the Western Sahara stalemate comes from the clash between international law and the interests of major powers.
Natural resources and intifada: oil, phosphates and resistance to colonialism in Western Sahara
Allan shows how oil and phosphate exploitation became a central grievance of Saharawi resistance in occupied Western Sahara.
Conflict Stalemate in Morocco and Western Sahara: Natural Resources, Legitimacy and Political Recognition
White examines how natural resources lend legitimacy to both sides of the Western Sahara conflict and whether they could help bring peace.
Algerian‐Moroccan relations and their impact on Maghribi integration
Zoubir examines the rivalry between Algeria and Morocco, with Western Sahara as its main cause, and its effect on Maghreb integration.