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...AbdouMaliq Simone Reflecting on the variegated trajectories of urban development in Tangier, a city both in and out of conventional senses of the global South, the essay reflects on “Southern questions” in terms of peripheries everywhere. Here, the notion of peripheries as extensions of something...

... one of the Boats to us to advise us of it, and of every other material Occurence. This cruise lasted only five days, for on November 24, they met, off Tangier Island, a brig whose captain reported in terror that he * All the quotations in this paper are extracts from letters forming part...

... resolved to carry the war into Morocco unless the Sultan at once made amends. The diplomatic affairs were intrusted to the French consul at Tangier, the Count de Nyon, supported by a French fleet under the Prince de Joinville. The marshal himself guarded the frontier and prepared for prompt action across...

..., Cairo, Tunis, Tangier, Brussels, and Berlin between 2010 and 2012. Enwezor is the founder and an editor of Nka: Journal of Contemporary African Art. He was dean of academic affairs and senior vice president at the San Francisco Art Institute (2005–9) and artistic direc- tor of Documenta 11 (1998...

... received of Tanner s greatest honor, his election to the Legion of Honor. Tanner made one more trip to the Orient during the early years of the new century, this time to Morocco. He spent nearly three months in Tangiers, sketching its narrow streets and alleys. The picture in the Los Angeles County...

... University Press 2024 Black urbanism Global South Tangier How to straddle the deployment of crisis as a ruse, inciting the masses to new levels of anxiety and amenability, and as the immanence of a break—in the sense of both rupture and opportunity? How are the untenable conditions of a present...

... or solidarity networks including the Alarm Phone. The majority of boats, often small and made of plastic, leave from the coasts of Tangier, larger and better-equipped ones from Nador. In the early hours of the day, under the cover of darkness, they depart and attempt to move as far north as possible before...

... gineers to make the trip. French objections were raised on grounds that with reparations negotiations still hanging fire, Frenchmen aboard a German zeppelin would cause political inconveniences. The flight had other political repercussions. The French consul at Tangiers wrote that the Graf had made...

... to be carefully observed before initiating the journey. Like a rite of initiation with no return, the crossing starts in Tangier or Tetuan on the African coast, or at busy bus stations in Mexico. But the journey as a whole may start much farther south, in countries such as Mali, Nigeria, or Sene- gal...

... 28. Consular Dispatches: Tangier 4. Mullowney to John Quincy Adams, 19 Aug. 1821; Malloy. Treaties, I, 1217-20. 422 The South Atlantic Quarterly French designs on the state. American participation was consistent with the same spirit which motivated the Noyes expedition a few months later. By the time...

... voice in projected postwar international regimes for Tangier and Libya and to frighten the Turks on his Georgian frontier into abandoning Kars and Ardahan and accepting a new regime for the Straits, he seemed to proceed from the assumption that the Soviet Union, then without nuclear arms or a major...

... from receiving arms and supplies from Gibraltar and Tangier. Plans were then pushed for a campaign against Mascara, the capital of the emir. Four new regiments and the Due d Orleans, the heir to the throne, arrived, and Marshal Clausel went to Oran to assume command of the forces which he had directed...

... so long studied and planned To crush Belgium and France at one blow? Yesterday at Jerusalem, to-morrow at Tangier, Later at Bagdad, then a day in China, The world was for him like a light spring-board Where he exercised his foot, his back, and his leg. In the North, on summer evenings, he thought...

... them to the Amer­ ican consul at Tangier. After conferring with the Bashaw, the consul 66 The South Atlantic Quarterly urgently advised the government of the United States to send Prince to him, adding that this would make it easier to secure the release of American sailors who were occasionally...

.... In the present volume he has again a congenial subject to which he has tried with no little success to give unity and dramatic completion. In the last months of Charles Il s reign Pepys was sent with Lord Dartmouth to Tangier, of which he was Treasurer, to effect the evacua­ tion of the island...

...-87, and Tangier to London: A Beatnik Pilgrimage, ibid., Feb. i960, pp. 88-89 ff. 24 Jack Newfield, The Beat Generation and the Un-Generation, reprinted from A Prophetic Minority, in Crisis: A Contemporary Reader, ed. Peter Collier (New York, 1969), p. 155. 25 All quotations here will be from Jack...

... to Berlin in 1878, to Constantinople in 1879, to Asia Minor and Syria in 1881, to Egypt in 1882, to Athens in 1884, to Persia in 1885, to Budapest in 1888, back to Constantinople in 1893, to Bulgaria in 1894, to Tangier in 1895, to Madrid in 1905, to the Algeciras Conference in 1906, and to Russia later...

... of the continent under the principate of Claudius, the coast of Tangier and Algeria, Numidia, Africa proper (regio et quae propriae vocetur Africa est), the region of Tunisia and Tripoli, the gulfs of Cabes and Sydra, the province of Cyrenaica and, finally, quae sequitur regio Mareotis Libya appeilatur Aegypto...

... the two countries . . . Germany must be content to re­ ceive exactly the same treatment as every other country. (III. 418). It was the Moroccan question which furnished the first test of the entente with France during the crisis which began with the Kaiser s dramatic but ill-advised visit to Tangier...

... of the ninth century, perceived the world composed of Europe, Libya (later Africa), Ethiopia, and Scytia. Europe, spelled Urufa, consisted according to this geogra­ pher of Andalus (Muslim Spain), the lands of the Slavs, the Romans and the Franks, plus the region from Tangier to the border of Egypt. All...