Report 21: Militarism in North Africa

Militarism in North Africa. The role of the armed forces from decolonization to revolts.

This report proposes a look at the role of the armed forces and militarism in six North African countries (Mauritania, Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Libya and Egypt).

Authors: Blanca Camps-Febrer and Pere Ortega.

Read and download the full report in Catalan and in Spanish.

Tags: Armed Conflicts, Terrorism and Military Operations AbroadTerrorismArmed Forces and Militarism

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