1st Edition
Extractivism in the Maghreb Class, State and Geopolitics
1 Extractivism in the Maghreb: Class, State and Geopolitics: An Introduction
Hannes Warnecke-Berger and Rachid Ouaissa
2 The Maghreb at the Crossroads: A Comparative Perspective on the Region’s Geopolitical and Socioecological Challenges
Hannes Warnecke-Berger and Rachid Ouaissa
3 Economy and Society in 21st Century Algeria: Outline of an Applied Political Economy of Rents
Ahcène Amarouche
4 The Role of Actors in the Institutional Dynamics of the Rentier Regime in Algeria
Samir Bellal
5 Resource Nationalism, Extractivism, and Protest in the Maghreb
Kressen Thyen
6 Extractivism, rents, and the middle-class pivot. Perspectives from Algeria (20th-21st century)
Salim Chena
7 Ports and Railways, Tools for Extractivism in a Rentier Economy: The Case of the Gafsa Mining Basin
Anouar Hechmi
8 The Crises of the Rentier State, Segmentation of the State Class, and the Emergence of Social Movements in Algeria
Mourad Ouchichi
9 Post-Extractivism, Rent and Political Participation: The Struggle for Power in Jerada, Morocco
Majidi Mustapha
10 The Pathways of Green Hydrogen Production in North Africa
Mohamed Ismail Sabry
11 Contentious Imaginaries of Energy Transition in Tunisia: Between Inclusive Energy Futures and Transnational Green Extractivism
Nathalie Ferré, Philipp Wagner, Alessandra Bonci and Aron Buzogány
12 Conclusion: Geopolitics, Green Rents, and Emerging Cleavages in the Maghreb
Hannes Warnecke-Berger and Rachid Ouaissa
Biography
Hannes Warnecke-Berger, University of Kassel, Germany
Rachid Ouaissa, Philipps-University of Marburg, Germany
