Morocco Reflected in Its Jewish Heritage (2)
Why has the Moroccan government placed Jewish memory at the center of its cultural policies? This recognition protects a history that has long been marginalized,...
Chiara Lutteri
Chiara Lutteri is a doctoral candidate in contemporary history at the Telemme Research Laboratory at Aix-Marseille University. She has lived in Rabat and Casablanca, where she also worked as a teacher. Her research focuses on the political role of Jewish heritage in Morocco, examining museums and heritage sites as spaces for institutional interaction, the negotiation of memory, and the staging of evolving identities.
Articles by Chiara Lutteri
Morocco Through the Lens of Its Jewish Heritage (1)
Once the largest in the Arab world, Morocco’s Jewish community now numbers only a very small number of members. At the same time, the government...