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  1. Entertainment noise control in Algeria

    These last ten years, in Algeria noise pollution has become an environmental issue where people are exposed to unacceptable levels of noise. The main noise source is from traffic, from neighbourhood and domestic noise particularly {entertainment premises known as wedding halls}. Other significant …

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  2. Kabyle Berber Phonology and Morphology: Outstanding Issues (Algeria)

    … a Berber language, -Kabyle-, spoken in parts of Algeria. The study is conducted within the framework of the recent theories of syllable structure (with emphasis on the CV and Onset and Rime tiers), autosegmental phonology, and lexical phonology and morphology.

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  3. A macroeconometric model for Algeria. A medium term macroeconometric model for Algeria 1963-1984, a policy simulation approach to Algerian development problems.

    … and use of a macroeconometric model for the Algerian economy between 1963 and 1984. The model was built because of a systematic lack of applied econometric studies pertaining to Algeria at both the macroeconomic and microeconomic level. It is hoped that the model will fill a gap in this area …

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  4. France's Algeria Policy (1988-1995): Discourse, Motives and Means

    France's Algeria Policy (1988-1995). Discourse, Motives and Means is a study of the French response to political upheavals in Algeria. The October 1988 riots in Algeria sparked off a fast-track democratisation process which was, however, rapidly brought to an end. Following Algeria's Winter 1991/92 …

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  5. The theory and practice of self-management in Algeria

    … organisation in a socialist economy using Algeria as a test case. More specifically it concentrates on appraising how far the stated aims of the government's charter of 'Socialist Management of Enterprises' have been translated into practice, through the case study of a fairly …

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  6. Political Instability, Terrorism, and Proliferation in Algeria, Egypt and Libya

    … the nature of politics and government in Algeria, Egypt, and Libya, focusing on the interactions among the military establishment, Islamic fundamentalists, other political opposition forces, and the regimes in power. With this context and current political and social instabilities …

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  7. Streets of Grievance: Everyday Poetics and Postcolonial Politics in Urban Algeria

    … politics, and urbanism in North Africa (Algeria). It is an urban and linguistic ethnography of Oran, Algeria’s second-largest city, based on sixteen months of ethnographic, linguistic anthropological, and archival research conducted in Arabic and French. I show how contemporary Oranis …

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  8. An alternative approach for low income housing in Algeria : housing cooperative

    … examine the current housing policy structure in Algeria, and to understand why it failed to meet expectations. Based on this analysis an attempt will be made, to provide an alternative approach to reduce the deficit. The study will be outlined in three parts: The first part will analyze how …

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  9. Nineteenth- and Twentieth-Century Travel Writing in Algeria: Representation, Ambivalence, and Empire

    … a comparative study of the representation of Algerians and responses to the French Empire in Algeria in the non-fictional and fictional works of traveller-writers, Eugène Fromentin, Théophile Gautier, Emile-Félix Gautier, Isabelle Eberhardt, and Paul Bowles. Taking its bearings from …

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  10. A Eurafrican Future: France, Algeria, and the Treaty of Rome (1951-1975)

    … acceptance of Eurafrican policy. Because Algeria held a unique legal status among France’s overseas holdings, the way in which French officials advocated its insertion within EEC regulation merits particular attention. This status stood distinct from that of the associated territories and, …

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  11. Language shift or maintenance in Tamazight: A sociolinguistic study of Chaouia in Batna, Algeria.

    … in Batna, the second largest Berber group in Algeria. It examines language choice and use in three understudied communities in the plains of Aurès. It takes a multidisciplinary approach built on sociolinguistic and sociological theories to examine the role of history, language attitudes, …

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  12. Changes in Islamic Hermeneutics and Social Evolution: A Comparative Study of Turkey and Algeria

    … religious challengers and the ruling class in Algeria and Turkey, this paper examines why and how Algerians became involved in a civil war which has continued almost six years, and why Turkey was not like Algeria. In order to carry out this investigation, the following research questions are …

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  13. On Colonial Textuality and Difference: Musical Encounters with French Colonialism in Nineteenth-Century Algeria

    … artists, writers and explorers traveled to Algeria in order to gain artistic inspiration and greater understanding of the culture, geography and inhabitants of the new colony. This dissertation places music within the context of French colonial culture, identifying the interconnections …

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  14. What Role do Economic Interests Play in Improving Bilateral Relations Between Algeria and Morocco?

    <p>Tensions between Algeria and Morocco began after Algeria gained independence from France in 1962, culminating in the Sand War of 1963. Since then, various mediation efforts and economic reconciliation attempts have been initiated, but have consistently been hindered by differing …

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  15. The Fulbright Program in Algeria (2008-2016): Higher Education, Soft Power, and Transnational Intellectual Subjects

    … study uses a transnational lens to examine the Algerian experience of the Fulbright Program and how the Algerian students—as transnational intellectual subjects—navigate multiple hegemonies, namely French and American soft powers in Higher Education (HE). I triangulate my argument by decentering …

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