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Do royal speeches in Morocco convey a collective vision for development? A two-level analysis based on critical discourse analysis and vision theory
Abstract Morocco has never adopted an official document that sets out a development vision with a defined horizon. Royal speeches, especially those delivered on Throne Day and at Parliament’s opening, guide policy and public action, even after 2021, when the new development model report proposed a n
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