Trade Union Laws in Algeria: Provisions to Regulate or Tools to Contain?
Post-Bouteflika’s “New Algeria”: Transition in a Vicious Cycle
Algerian Civil Society after the Hirak: Independent or Further under Containment and Political Clientelism?
Social Policy in Algeria: A Historical and Ideological Background
Algeria's Social Subsidy System: Qualitative Elements for a Sociopolitical Approach
Social Subsidy Policy in Algeria: The Economic Cost and the Imperative for Reform
Algeria's Social Subsidies: Between Financial Thresholds and Accounting Budgets
Social Policy in Algeria: Sociopolitical Challenges and Economic Costs
Algeria’s social support policy: Economic costs and the need for reform
Professional Associations: Assessing their Potential as Actors of Change
Between the Significance of Roles and the Challenges of Organization and Representation: Independent Professional Unions in the Arab World
Algeria: Independent Unions and the Stalled Democratic Transition
The “New Algeria” Parliament and the Illusion of Change from Within
Algeria's Hirak: Between Concerns of Division and Betting on Unity
“The Hirak is not only the Space of Subjective Liberation but also that of the Collective One”: Interview with Algerian Psychoanalyst Karima Lazali
Hirak and Feminism: An equation with two unknowns
Black Algerians: Voices from a Community that is Still Too Invisible
Invisibility and Negrophobia in Algeria
Identity Belonging and Constitutional Reform in Algeria: Reconciliating Ideologies for a Peaceful Transition
Mapping Algerian Trade Unions in the Time of Mass Mobilization: Current Dynamics and Future Challenges
The Future of the Algerian Hirak Following the COVID-19 Pandemic
Shouting for a New Algeria: Slogans as Foundations of a Political Project?
The Crisis of The Algerian Presidential Elections: Candidates, Stakes, and Scenarios
Algeria’s Presidential Elections: Stopping a Democratic Transition?
They Persist: Arab Youth Reinventing Politics
Algeria’s Uprisings in Context: An Interview with Prof. El Mouhoub Mouhoud
Algeria: Inventing New Political Rules
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Engaged Algerian Youth: Living in Diaspora, New Approaches to Political Action?
The Algerian Constitution: Lip-service to Safeguards
Solving the tensions in Algeria’s Ghardaia region
Is the Algerian Military Mightier Than the Law?
Algerian Angst: Can It Agree on Constitutional Change?
Algeria: The Man and the Regime
Skipping the Arab Spring? The Arab Barometer Surveys a Changing Algeria
Avoiding Algeria in Egypt
Algerian elections: False specificity, dangerous status quo and reform in waiting
The Military and the Constitution: The Cases of Algeria, Pakistan and Turkey
State, Security and Reform: The Case of Algeria
Integration of the Islamist Movement: The Case of Algeria
Algeria’s Presidential Elections: The Stakes Have Been Set in Advance
Algeria’s May 17, 2007 parliamentary elections or the political representation crisis