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Taking stock of Moroccan Museums

2006; Taylor & Francis; Volume: 58; Issue: 1-2 Linguagem: Inglês

10.1111/j.1468-0033.2006.00555.x

1468-0033

Sakina Rharib,

Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research

Click to increase image sizeClick to decrease image size Notes1. Several publications served as aids, notably the journals Hespéris (French zone) and Tamuda (Spanish zone). [Google Scholar] 2. The term ‘Mauretanian’ refers to Mauretania Tingitana, (not ‘Mauritanian’, which refers to current Mauritania), and characterizes, for archaeologists, the pre-Roman period, notably that of the genesis of ‘Berber kingdoms’. [Google Scholar] 3. Other public museums have been created but do not depend on the Ministry of Culture: the Postal Museum, the Geological Museum, the Museum of the Bank of Morocco, the Telecommunications Museum of Morocco, the Mohammed V Museum. [Google Scholar] 4. ‘Centralization, inherited from the colonial era, is more prevalent in countries with a French- rather than English-speaking tradition; it paralyses freedom to act,’ writes Vincent Négri, in Étude sur l'autonomie juridique et financière des musées en Afrique [A Study on the Judicial and Financial Autonomy of Museums in Africa]. (Preface by Elizabeth des Portes), Paris, ICOM, 1995. [Google Scholar] 5. Dahir (royal decree) No. 1-80-341 of 25 December 1980, promulgation of Law No. 22–80. [Google Scholar]