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Implications of the July 22, 1986 meeting between Shimon Peres and King Hassan II in Morocco.

Critical of proposed revision of Morocco's Constitution; contends that the king's authority is not called into question.

Prospects for formation of a consensus between the crown and the political opposition following the Aug. 1996 announcement by King Hassan of a timetable for political and administrative reform; Morocco. Summary in English p. 207. Reforms involving a bicameral legislature and decentralization of authority to the regions.

Machine generated contents note: 1 The great survivor -- 2 First impressions, Casablanca -- 3 In Lyautey's bungalow -- 4 Kasbahs and imperial cities -- 5 The oldest inhabitants -- 6 France deposes Sultan Mohammed -- 7 Resistance and terrorism -- 8 Sultan Mohammed returns -- 9 King Mohammed V -- 10 Armed rebellions -- 11 Stirrings down south -- 12 King Hassan rules -- 13 L'tat, cest moil -- 14 Plots and parliament -- 15 War with Algeria -- 16 Goodbye to Ben Barka -- 17 'The sinister Oufkir' -- 18 The cutthroat at Skhirat -- 19 Operation Overflow fails -- 20 Oufkir and the devil's advocate -- 21 The secret garden -- 22 Abortive leftist uprising -- 23 Leftist revolutionaries -- 24 Corruption -- 25 The king of the parties -- 26 The Green March -- 27 All over, bar the fighting -- 28 War in Western Sahara -- 29 Diplomatic demarches -- 30 Reconciliation with Algeria -- 31 A religion of tolerance

Assesses the 35 years in office of King Hassan II and inspite of the country's stability concludes that Morocco's political system will eventually have to undergo a major readjustment. Topics include the anti-corruption campaign of 1995, the privileged position of Minister of the Interior Driss Basri, proposals for restructuring of the legislature, possible integration with Morocco of the Western Sahara, and government relations with Islamic authorities and groups.