Overview

From commercial networks in Paris to Algerian pilgrimage journeys, The Jewish Maghreb reveals communal North African Jewish navigation of plural sediments of self and history. The heuristic 'maghrebinicité, ' works to illuminate ongoing negotiations of memory, citizenship, and cultural transmission in postcolonial France, offering fresh insights into diaspora, return, and the persistence of transnational connections.

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""This is a very important political and intellectual project that shows the often buried, always hard to articulate sets of connections between and among North African Jews and Muslims that are too often silenced by more conventional national and religious narratives."" - Kimberly Arkin, Boston University ""This is a highly original, exceptionally well researched and engaging book. It makes a strong theoretical contribution to the study of Jewish and Muslim histories in France and is likely to become an important reference point in future research on the topic."" - Yulia Egorova, Durham University

“This is a very important political and intellectual project that shows the often buried, always hard to articulate sets of connections between and among North African Jews and Muslims that are too often silenced by more conventional national and religious narratives.” • Kimberly Arkin, Boston University “This is a highly original, exceptionally well researched and engaging book. It makes a strong theoretical contribution to the study of Jewish and Muslim histories in France and is likely to become an important reference point in future research on the topic.” • Yulia Egorova, Durham University

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Samuel Sami Everett is Research Fellow at the University of Cambridge and Associate Professor at the Parkes Institute for the Study of Jewish/non-Jewish Relations and the Winchester School of Art at the University of Southampton.

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