Makhzen

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The Makhzen is the traditional governing elite and administrative apparatus of Morocco, centered around the monarchy and its network of political, military, and economic power.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf governing elite
political institution
state apparatus
associatedWith Alaouite dynasty NERFINISHED
Moroccan monarchy NERFINISHED
associatedWithCapital Rabat NERFINISHED
centeredAround Moroccan monarchy NERFINISHED
country Morocco
etymologyMeaning storehouse or warehouse
exercisesPowerThrough bureaucracy
clientelism
economic monopolies
patronage networks
security apparatus
fieldOfStudy Middle Eastern studies
North African studies
anthropology of the state
political science
governsUnder Moroccan constitution
hasComponent economic elite
high-ranking civil servants
military elite
regional notables
religious authorities
royal court
security services
tribal leaders
hasEtymologyLanguage Arabic
hasFormalPower yes
hasInformalPower yes
headedBy King of Morocco NERFINISHED
historicalRegion Maghreb NERFINISHED
influences Moroccan economy
Moroccan judiciary
Moroccan media
Moroccan politics
language Arabic
French
operatesIn Morocco NERFINISHED
relatedConcept authoritarianism
deep state
patrimonialism
role centralization of political authority
maintenance of regime stability
management of state–society relations
timePeriod colonial Morocco
post-independence Morocco
pre-colonial Morocco
usesInstrument makhzenian bureaucracy

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