About
Professor of political science at Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne University and a member of the European Center for Sociology and Political Science (CESSP). Her research focuses on social policies, processes of legitimation, and subsidies in the Arab world.
Most viewed articles
When the election (re)turns to a plebiscite: Authoritarian restoration in the light of political leadership in Egypt
In Politique africaine (2017/2 No 146)
Bringing the administration back in. Advocating for an analysis of administrations in the Arab world
In Mondes arabes (2022/1 No 1)
Rozenn Nakanabo Diallo (2022), Politiques de la nature, nature de l’État. Fabriquer l’action publique au Mozambique, Paris, Karthala
In Gouvernement et action publique (2025/3 Vol. 14)
Parliaments in Authoritarian Arab Regimes
- By Assia Boutaleb
- and Jean-Noël Ferrié
In Revue internationale de politique comparée (2008/2 Vol. 15)
The tools of a Moroccan anthropologist at home and abroad, an interview with Hassan Rachik
- Interview with Hassan Rachik,
- conducted by Charlotte Courreye,
- Assia Boutaleb
In Mondes arabes (2023/1 No 3)
Co-authors
Articles
Rozenn Nakanabo Diallo (2022), Politiques de la nature, nature de l’État. Fabriquer l’action publique au Mozambique, Paris, Karthala
In Gouvernement et action publique (2025/3 Vol. 14)
The Other Critique Internationale, or the Journal that Never Happened
In Critique internationale (2023/3 N° 100)
The tools of a Moroccan anthropologist at home and abroad, an interview with Hassan Rachik
- Interview with Hassan Rachik,
- conducted by Charlotte Courreye,
- Assia Boutaleb
In Mondes arabes (2023/1 No 3)
Choice and constancy. Research topics and journeys. Interview with Michel Camau.
- Interview with Michel Camau,
- conducted by Amin Allal,
- Assia Boutaleb
In Mondes arabes (2022/1 No 1)
Bringing the administration back in. Advocating for an analysis of administrations in the Arab world
In Mondes arabes (2022/1 No 1)
Bénédicte Florin, Anna Madoeuf, Olivier Sanmartin, Roman Stadnicki, Florence Troin (eds.). Abécédaire de la ville au Maghreb et au Moyen-Orient, Tours, Presses universitaires François-Rabelais, 2020, 437 pp.
In Mondes arabes (2022/1 No 1)
Rachel Newcomb, Everyday Life in Global Morocco. Bloomington, Indiana University Press, 2017, 192 pages.
In Critique internationale (2022/1 No 94)
When I was told Iran
In Critique internationale (2021/1 No 90)
From the archive to the Revolution and back: Another history of the Egyptian State
- Interview with Khaled Fahmy,
- Conducted by Assia Boutaleb,
- and Youssef El Chazli
In Critique internationale (2019/3 No 84)
When the election (re)turns to a plebiscite: Authoritarian restoration in the light of political leadership in Egypt
In Politique africaine (2017/2 No 146)
Withdrawal of the Army before Democracy. The Issue of a Transitional Configuration: Comparative Analysis of the Egyptian Case
In Revue internationale de politique comparée (2013/2 Vol. 20)
Young People and “Public Service Careers” in Egypt
In Agora débats/jeunesses (2009/2 No 52)
Introduction
- By Assia Boutaleb
- and Violaine Roussel
In Sociétés contemporaines (2009/2 No 74)
Parliament Off-Stage: Rules and Representations in Parliamentary Aids in Egypt
In Revue internationale de politique comparée (2008/2 Vol. 15)
Parliaments in Authoritarian Arab Regimes
- By Assia Boutaleb
- and Jean-Noël Ferrié
In Revue internationale de politique comparée (2008/2 Vol. 15)
