State and society in Algeria
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State and society in Algeria
（State, culture, and society in Arab North Africa）
Westview Press, 1992
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Bibliography: p. 270-287
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内容説明・目次
内容説明
This study provides a systematic analysis of the changing character of state-society relations during Algeria's critical transitional stage of development from agricultural society to modern industrialized nation. Paying special attention to processes of democratization, the contributors explain the decline in the 1980s of a dominant, authoritarian one-party state and investigate the dynamics of new social forces and the challenges they pose to the incumbent political leadership.
目次
- State and society - theoretical perspectives, John P. Entelis, Ralph A. Valente
- Algeria and France since 1962 - a continuing decolonization, Phillip C. Naylor
- industrialization in Algeria - the state and the role of the U.S capital, 1970-1980, Philip J. Akre
- Algerian women since independence, Peter P. Knauss
- Algeria under Chadli - expanding society, retreating state, J.P. Entelis
- crisis politics - the Islamic dimension, Arun Kapil
- Algeria's food security crisis, Will Swearingen
- Algeria's implicit stabilization program, Karen Pfeifer
- democratization and privatization in Algeria, Lynette Rummel
- recent developments banking in Algeria, Dirk Vandewalle
- Algerian diplomacy - from global to regional priorities? Robert A. Mortimer.
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