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Acknowledgements

The Collaborative Media International (CMI) book publishing cooperative would not be possible without the efforts and generosity of numerous all-volunteer academic and community-based partners along with other actors. These include a great variety of roles, such as authors; translators; editors; designers; granters; referees/references; professors; peer reviewers; in-kind contributors; publishers; artists; expert reviewers; etc. Many are listed below (in alphabetical order and sorry for any mistaken omissions):

Annual Performing Tangier International Conferences; Kerry Adams, Executive Director, American Institute for Maghrib Studies (AIMS); Khalid Amine, Professor, Abdelmalek Essaadi University, Tetouan, Morocco and founding President of International Centre for Performance Studies (ICPS), Tangier, Morocco; Zoubeir Ben Bouchta, Playwright, Tangier, Morocco; Edwin Bodensiek, Director of Outreach and Public Relations, Council for International Exchange of Scholars (CIES-Fulbright), Washington, DC; Marvin Carlson, Professor, City University of New York Graduate Center – Theatre Program; Soufiane Chami, Professor, Berkeley, California; Mitchell Cohen, Cultural Attaché, Department of State, USA; Crossroads Institute (CI); Abdennebi Elhaloui, Professor, Arabic Language Institute in Fez (ALIF); José Luis Delgado Guitart, Visual Artist and Innovation Consultant, Madrid; Mohamed Yassin El Harruchi, Translator, Rabat, Morocco; Abdelmajid Elsayd, Professor and Member, International Centre for Performance Studies (ICPS), Tangier and M’hamid, Morocco; Friends of Morocco; Allen Hibbard, Professor and Chair of the Middle East Center, Middle Tennessee State University; Andrew Hussey, Dean of the Institute, University of London Institute in Paris, France; International Centre for Performance Studies (ICPS), Tangier, Morocco; Nabil Khan, Fulbrighter and Master’s Candidate, Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts; Marjorie Kanter, Writer, Madrid; Mohammed Kaouti, Playwright, Casablanca, Morocco; Rajae Khaloufi, Professor, High School, Tangier, Morocco; Nadia Khoumbarek, Artist, International Centre for Performance Studies (ICPS), Tangier, Morocco; Shara K. Lange, Professor and Director, Light Projects, Tennessee; Jim Long, Fulbrighter and Professor, Solano Community College, California; Carol Malt, Publisher, Ethos Publishing, Pensacola, Florida; Saadia Maski, Program Officer (formerly), Moroccan American Commission for Educational and Cultural Exchange (MACECE), Rabat, Morocco; Jeffrey Miller, Publisher, Cadmus Editions, Belvedere Tiburon, California; Moroccan American Commission for Educational and Cultural Exchange (MACECE); Brahim Nechikh, Director, ForeSee Theatre, Washington, DC; Rita Shabnam Nezami, Professor, Department of Writing and Rhetoric, Stony Brook University, New York; Imelda O’Reilly, Film Director and Professor, New York University, Singapore; Megan Pavlischek, Fulbrighter, Fes, Morocco; Partners for International Collaboration and Education (PICE); José Manuel Goñi Pérez, Professor, Aberystwyth University, UK; Andy Reynolds, Designer, Washington, DC; Jennifer Roberson, Professor, Sonoma State University, California; Aaron Sakulich, Author and Professor, Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Worchester, Massachusetts; Brian Singleton, President, International Federation for Theatre Research (IFTR) and the Samuel Beckett Chair of Drama at Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland; Mustapha Hillal Sousi, Translator, International Centre for Performance Studies (ICPS), Tangier, Morocco; Leslie Taplin, Urban Advocate, Los Angeles, California (deceased); Barry Tharaud, Professor, Doğuş University, Turkey and co-Founder of the Tangier International Conferences; Tangier American Legation Institute for Moroccan Studies (TALIM), Tangier, Morocco; USA Embassy in Rabat, Morocco; Yiqing, Yqstudio, USA and Qingdao, People’s Republic of China; Mouhssin Zaroual, Artist and Director, International Centre for Performance Studies (ICPS), Tangier, Morocco.

Equally important to our efforts are all the people who actually use the books and also help promote all that we are doing. These include: everyone that’s bought our books; Professors who use our books in their courses; libraries who’ve added our books to their collections; and bookstores that stock our books on their shelves. And all the kind people who’ve recommended the books to others: person-to-person, with their online comment postings, and by contributions by email to: collaborative.media@ymail.com

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Collaborative Media International (CMI) is a Fulbright Scholar research grant outcome and was founded by George F Roberson in 2009. CMI exists to support initiatives that promote constructive, creative and alternative engagements to enhance mutual respect and understanding between the peoples of the Morocco/North Africa-Middle East region and the USA/Europe and the rest of the world.

Unlike most academic books, all CMI books are priced at $25 or less making them available to people on almost any budget. But with such low prices it also means that supporting grants and volunteer partners are needed: we depend on your kind offers of support and assistance.

Manuscripts and other proposals are always welcomed and encouraged, send us an email: collaborative.media (at) ymail.com