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Tag Archives: Fez
Mapping the zâwiyas of Fez
My disposition for mapping shrines often leads me to volunteer my services to fellow academics working on the topic who may not have the time or expertise to make their own maps. I am always delighted when one of these … Continue reading
Posted in cities, map work, publication, shrines, Sufism
Tagged Fez, Ruggero Vimercati Sanseverino, Tübingen, zawiya
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Presenting Morocco’s Imperial Cities
I had planned to attend at least a few of the sessions of the World Summit of Local and Regional Leaders which was held last week in Rabat (see previous post on urban planning in Africa). About 15 AUI students … Continue reading
Posted in cities, conferences, map work, publication
Tagged Fez, Marrakech, Meknes, Rabat
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Eric Ross, academic 