[Library of Middle East History 01] • Berber Government by Roberts, Hugh -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Author Biography Title Page Dedication Copyright Page Contents Preface A Note on Transliteration List of Illustrations List of Maps List of Tables 1 Considering Kabylia

Greater Kabylia The Kabyles and the other Algerian Berbers Pre-colonial Kabylia and the academy: I. The unresolved controversy and its revival Pre-colonial Kabylia and the academy: II. Towards a clarification of the debate The two perspectives

2 Economy and Forms of Settlement

Leqbayel and Igawawen The economy of Kabylia The ‘arsh in Kabylia Thaddarth and tūfīq The Igawawen thaddarth

3 Kabyle Law

The qawānīn Qānūn, ‘urf and Sharī‘a The code of honour and the code of law Antagonism in society

4 The Kabyle Polity

The thijemmu‘a of Kabylia The temman The sfūf The sfūf and the ‘arsh The saff systems The vindication of Masqueray

5 Pre-colonial Kabylia and the Regency: Religion and Political Development, 1509–1639

Introduction Ibn Khaldun and the Kabyles The Ottoman revolution The Ottoman Regency and the nature of Kabyle opposition The second coming of maraboutism in Kabylia

6 The Rise and Fall of the Lords of Koukou

The ‘kingdom’ of Koukou: the enigma The Ath l-Qadi and the foundation of Koukou Vassals and the temptation of disloyalty Ottoman policy between the Kabyles and the Ojaq Ottoman policy and the end of Koukou Koukou defined

7 The Reconstitution of Greater Kabylia after 1640

The origins of an originality The Igawawen and the exheredation of the Kabyle woman The imrabdhen and the reordering of Kabylia The Iboukhtouchen succession and the Ottoman penetration of Kabylia The Ottoman dispensation and the supersession of the Iboukhtouchen The assemblies of the Igawawen and their purposes

8 Transcending Kabylia: The Constitutional Tradition and and the Exceptional Tradition Appendix Glossary Bibliography Notes

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