In writing this book, I took on monuments that I kept seeing in France and Algeria, ubiquitous presences that made me stop and look. For example, in 1990 when I first came to Oran, Algeria’s second largest city, I lived near the magnificent monument to the mart..
Susan Slyomovics
Susan Slyomovics is Distinguished Professor of Anthropology and Near Eastern Languages and Cultures at the University of California, Los Angeles. Her publications include Race, Place, Trace: Essays in Honour of Patrick Wolfe, co-edited with Lorenzo Veracini (2022); L’inévitable prison / The Inevitable Prison, co-edited with Marc André (2019); How to Accept German Reparations (2014); The Anthropology of the Middle East and North Africa: Into the New Millennium, co-edited with Sherine Hafez (2013); and The Performance of Human Rights in Morocco (2005).