Princeton University Press The History of the Maghrib - Princeton University Press Book

Gain a new perspective on North African history with The History of the Maghrib: An Interpretive Essay. Published by Princeton University Press, this scholarly work moves away from traditional Western viewpoints to provide a decolonized vision of the region. Professor Laroui offers an internal look at the social and economic structures that shape the Maghrib, making it a vital resource for students and historians alike. This survey provides a deep look into the historical evolution of the region. The text is organized into four distinct parts to help readers navigate complex historical shifts. You will explore the origins of the Islamic conquest and the subsequent stages of Islamization. The book also examines the breakdown of central authority occurring between the sixteenth and eighteenth centuries. This interpretive essay is an essential addition to any collection of world history or Near East studies.