Patterns of Language Maintenance Among Algerian-Arabic Speakers in France by Flih Zahia

Subjects: “…algerian minority group in france…”
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Expériences carcérales et traductions picturalesLe témoignage du peintre et objecteur de conscience Didier Poiraud durant et après la guerre d’indépendance algérienne (1961-1964)... by Marc André

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Screening of <em>FecLL</em> prolific allele of the <em>B4GALNT2</em> gene in Algerian sheep populations by Assia Hadjazi, Fatima Zahra Belharfi, Fatima Zohra Mahammi, Stéphane Fabre, Semir Bechir Suheil Gaouar, Nacera Tabet-Aoul

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L’accord franco-algérien de 1968, reflet de relations politiques tourmentées by Hocine Zeghbib

“…In the polarized political climate which preceded the adoption of the recent immigration law, French political forces sought to obtain the unilateral denunciation of the 1968 Franco-Algerian agreement relating to movement, employment and to the stay in France of Algerian nationals and their families to which Algeria, through President Tebboune, says it is still attached. …”
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Fresnes, « prison algérienne »*? (1954-1962) by Fanny Layani

“…During the Algerian War of Independence, Fresnes Prison, crux of the range of repressive measures in France, becomes essentially an Algerian prison, because of the French correctional administration’s policy of grouping together Algerian inmates, and because of Parisian courts’ across-the-board rulings of imprisonment. …”
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France-Algérie : l’impact de l’histoire commune by Tahar Khalfoune

“…This reflection deals with the impact of a shared history – a century and thirty-two years of colonization and the tumultuous relationships after the independence – with the construction of Algeria, but also of today’s France. More than half a century after the independence, there is no doubt about the centrality of the Franco-Algerian question. …”
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Les relations algéro-françaises depuis 2000 ou la quête d’une improbable refondation by Aomar Baghzouz

“…Algeria and France cannot but share a common future in light of the multidimensional entanglement of their societies. …”
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L’histoire aux prises avec les mémoires. L’exemple du musée avorté de Montpellier sur l’histoire de la France et de l’Algérie by Jean-Robert Henry

“…Various attempts have recently been undertaken to put the historical knowledge produced on Franco-Maghreb relations within the reach of the general public, especially students at school. The Museum of France and Algeria History in Montpellier was one of the most ambitious. …”
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Bagnards, « arabes » et porte-clefs en Guyane : Naissance et usages d’un rôle pénal et colonial (1869-1938) by Marine Coquet

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Des lieux pour un « non-lieu » : Le camp algérien Paul-Cazelles et Hocine Kahouadji, militant FLN by Susan Slyomovics

“…Despite decisions of “non-lieu” rendered by the French legal system, many Algerian FLN militants arrested in France were kept imprisoned serially in carceral sites and transferred from metropolitan prisons to Algeria’s colonial ones. …”
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Migrations, transferts et réécritures :le destin des monuments publics d’Algérie après l’Indépendance by Claire Garcia

“…What is significance for Algerians of the installation of monuments commemorating the great men of the history of France? …”
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Britain’s Safety Arguments: French Nuclear Testing in Algeria duringNigerian Decolonisation (1959-60) by Chloë Mayoux

“… France’s decision to hold its first nuclear tests in the Algerian Sahara, at a time when the question of the health effects of radioactive fallout was a matter of scientific controversy, gave Africans political as well as scientific arguments to oppose French policy. …”
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The shadow side of occupational therapy: Necropower, state racism and colonialism by Pier-Luc Turcotte, Dave Holmes

“…In Nazi Germany’s Euthanasia Programme, it became a tool for identifying which lives were deemed ‘worthy of living’ and which were not, which indirectly contributed to the killing of 200,000 disabled persons. Under France’s colonial medical system, occupational therapy imposed Western standards that alienated and completely depersonalised Algerian patients.Conclusion and Significance Entrenched in a (bio)economy that has endured beyond these events, occupational therapists must exercise vigilance, remaining mindful of the potential to unintentionally overlook individuals labelled as ‘unproductive’. …”
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La crise de l’oléoduc Edjeleh-Gabès : Au cœur des enjeux de souveraineté du Maghreb (1954-1962) by Sarah Adjel-Debbich

“…While the French-Libyan discussions (1954-1956) were retaining the attention of French oil companies, Paris was focusing on securing the evacuation of oil from the Algerian Sahara during the Algerian War (1954-1962). …”
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Le « rapport Stora » : un premier débat sur les enjeux mémoriels by Didier Monciaud

“…At Emmanuel Macron’s request, Benjamin Stora launched a report, dedicated to the Algerian war and the memorial questions of the colonisation. …”
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Scientific Community in Algeria: Adopting Traditions and Developing Identity by T. I. Tyukaeva

“…Since the time the independent Algerian state was established, its scientific development has been inevitably coupled with active support of European countries, especially France, and other western and non-western states. …”
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Fernand Pouillon, le double exilé de la politique du logement by Cécile Regnault, Luc Bousquet

“…Then again two decades later in 1984, when he was hunted down by the Algerian government in somewhat of the same vigour which had welcomed him. …”
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España y el golpe de estado contra De Gaulle by Karima Aït Yahia

“…The policy of good understanding with France, which Franco had initiated in 1957, was under threat by an episode of the Algerian War of Independence. …”
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L’échelon manquant ? Les archives municipales en Algérie : histoire de fonds et possibilités historiographiques by Thierry Guillopé

“…They are currently scattered, for the most part, between Algeria and France. However, the papers produced by the municipalities are still missing. …”
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