Rahma Bourqia
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| Professor Rahma Bourqia | |
|---|---|
| Born | 1949 Khemisset (Morocco) |
| 🏳️ Nationality | Moroccan |
| 💼 Occupation | Professor and Sociologist |
| 🏢 Organization | Academy science of Morocco |
Rahma Bourqia (born in Khemisset in 1949) is a Moroccan sociologist, anthropologist and writer who worked as a university professor in sociology and human studies.
She is considered one of the pioneering women in Morocco who have contributed to the development of Moroccan society. She obtained her bachelor in the field of social science from the University of Mohammed V and continued her studies in the same field at the University of Manchester, United Kingdom. She worked as a university professor and worked for several national and international organisations. [1][2]
Career[edit]
She is the first woman to hold the position of a university president in Morocco in 2014, at the Hasssan II university of Mohammedia. She was also a member of the royal committee charged with reforming the family code in Morocco. She also hold the position of the dean in Rabat Faculty of human science, [3]. She is member of the Moroccan Academy of science. She is engaged in the social and political debate in Morocco, and she is playing an active role in the major reforms of education, higher education and the Family Code.[4][5]
Prize and Honnor[edit]
She won the Malcolm Prize for the best doctorate from the United States in 1988, which is awarded by the American Association for Studies on the Maghreb and the Middle East.
She also received honorary doctorates from Indiana University, the United States, then the University of Liège, Belgium, and the University of Paris-Ouest-Nanterre-la-Defense
Publications[edit]
Books[edit]
- Rahma Bourqia; Mokhtar Harras; Driss Bensaïd (1995). Jeunesse estudiantine marocaine: valeurs et stratégies (in français). Faculté des lettres et des sciences humaines de Rabat. p. 148. ISBN 9981825468. Search this book on
- Rahma Bourqia; Mounira M. Charrad (1996). Femmes, culture et société au Maghreb: Culture, femmes et famille (in français). 1. American Institute for Maghribi Studies. p. 183. ISBN 9981250473. Search this book on
- Femmes et fécondité (in français). Afrique Orient. 1996. p. 135. ISBN 9981250449. Search this book on
- Rahma Bourqia; Susan Gilson Miller (1999). In the Shadow of the Sultan: Culture, Power, and Politics in Morocco. Center for Middle Eastern Studies of Harvard University. p. 331. ISBN 0932885209. Search this book on
- Les jeunes et les valeurs religieuses (in français). Eddif. 2000. p. 259. ISBN 9981090522. Search this book on
- Culture politique au Maroc (in français). L'Harmattan. 2011. p. 244. ISBN 2296571808. Search this book on
- Les valeurs: changements et perspectives, 2006
- Women, uncertainty, and reproduction in Morocco, 1995
- Genre et emploi dans l'industrie textile marocaine Conférence mondiale sur les femmes (4: 1995: Pékin) UNRISD, 1999
- Habitat, femmes et honneur. Le cas de quelques quartiers populaires d’Oujda Bourqia, R; Charrad, M & Gallagher (dir) Femmes, cultures et societe, 2000
- Etudes féminines, 1997
- Gender and employment in Moroccan textile industrie, 2002
- The woman's body: strategy of illness and fertility in Morocco, Towards more efficacy in women’s health and child survival strategies, 1992
- Etudes féminines. Notes méthodologiques, Série: Colloques et Séminaires, 1987
- Don et théâtralité: réflexion sur le rituel du don (Hadiyya) offert au sultan au XIXème sièclen Hespéris, Tamuda 31, 61-75, 993
Articles[edit]
- La sociologie au Maroc. Grandes étapes et jalons thématiques, H Rachik, R Bourqia, Sociologie, 2011
- Valeurs et changement social au Maroc, Quaderns de la Mediterrània 13 (2010), 105-115, 2010
References[edit]
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