[PDF] Algeria: The Independence War and After

Understanding post-independence visions of economic prosperity in

Abstract. This paper explores how a study of economic policy-making in Algeria during the period of the Second Napoleonic Empire helps to provide an 

Language Conflict in Algeria: From Colonialism to Post-Independence

Addressing an audience in Beirut in 1961 as Algeria's war for independence was ending

Identity and instability in postcolonial Algeria

nation promoted by Algeria's post-independence governments was fundamentally shaped by the country's colonial experiences and how issues of identity are 

Algeria: The Independence War and After

and concerns of African intellectuals in France in the post-independence period it Starting with the French conquest of Algeria

The Linguistic History and the Ideological Inhibitions in Foreign

Ideological Inhibitions in Foreign Language Context in the Post-Independence Algeria. Arab. World English Journal 11 (2) 187 -201.

Algeria gained independence from France in 1962. The military

President Bouteflika was reelected to a third term in April 2009 after moving in. November 2008 to abolish the constitutional limit on presidential terms to 

The Algerian Post-Independence Linguistic Policy - a Recovery of

The Arabic language and education in Algeria faced hard times under the French occupation and witnessed the dramatic decline of literacy rate among the Algerian 

At the Brink: Chaos in Algeria

Thirty years after independence Algeria is virtually at the brink of civil At home the Algerian government kept a firm grip on the country's.

Algerian History Algerian Literature

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Political Repression Democratization and Civil Conflict in Post

Civil Conflict in Post-Independence Algeria. ABDELAZIZ TESTAS. This article applies the inverted U-shape theory to Algeria's experience with political.

Understanding post-independence visions of economic

The Linguistic History and the Ideological Inhibitions in

In post-independence Algeria the linguistic policy of the French colonial authorities had and still has its effects on the country’s language planning and policy as well as on its social cohesion as Beer and Jacob (1985 p 139) eloquently states it: “Algeria continues to face

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The Algerian post-independence policy of Arabisation has remained an attempt to transfer this legitimacy to Arabic the official language of Algeria The latter had been a French colony for more than a century (1830-1962) and subject to the most aggressive colonial policy of assimilation