culture ; languages ; civilization ; religions ; social life ; politics ; Anthropology ; GN1-890 ; Social sciences (General) ; H1-99   Minimize

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Bouhou, Kassim [claim]   Minimize authors

Dans l'après-guerre froide, le constat de l'interdépendance sécuritaire en Méditerranée fonde le Dialogue méditerranéen entre l'OTAN et certains pays du Sud. L'après-11 septembre réoriente ce Dialogue en direction de la coopération antiterroriste. Son articulation avec l'Initiative d'Istanbul de 2004 en direction des pays du Golfe reste ambiguë. Tout comme est brouillé, en définitive, son positionnement global face à la multiplicité des initiatives politiques dans la zone méditerranéenne. politique étrangère   Minimize

Politique étrangère, Printemps, 1, 2008-03-26, pp.119-130   Minimize

Alliance atlantique ; OTAN ; Dialogue méditerranéen ; Initiative d'Istanbul   Minimize

Cairn   Minimize

http://www.cairn.info/article.php?ID_ARTICLE=PE_081_0119   Minimize

Kaki, Maxime Ait [claim]   Minimize authors

Depuis 2001, Alger et Washington ont entamé un rapprochement tous azimuts : diplomatique, économique ? investissements énergétiques ?, militaire ? lutte antiterroriste ?, associé au dialogue méditerranéen de l'OTAN, aux man?uvres bilatérales. Spectaculaire, l'évolution suscite des interrogations sur sa profondeur et sa durabilité. Washington entend-elle faire d'Alger son partenaire premier dans la région ? Alger peut-elle organiser sa politique régionale autour du seul bilatéralisme avec Washington ?   Minimize

Politique étrangère, Printemps, 1, 2007-01-01, pp.165-177   Minimize

Algérie ; Etats-Unis ; hydrocarbures ; coopération militaire   Minimize

Cairn   Minimize

http://www.cairn.info/article.php?ID_ARTICLE=PE_071_0165   Minimize

Mohamed Melouk [claim]   Minimize authors

The technological explosion of the last fifty years affected all domains of our daily life. Education makes no exception to the rule; it has not remained inflexible towards the profound changes taking place in other areas of knowledge. The impact of those changes on the educational areas is increasing and broadening. The first question that might be stand when considering whether to introduce computers into the writing classroom: do computers improve the writing of students? The answer, surprisingly, is that we are not sure, but it is worth trying.   Minimize

Dialogue Méditerranéen, Vol 1, Iss 1, Pp 59-65 (2009)   Minimize

Technological Explosion ; EFL Writing ; Anthropology ; GN1-890 ; Social sciences (General) ; H1-99   Minimize

https://doaj.org/article/195636cbcb5c46c5b8cfc71d2126b602   Minimize

A.E.K.Sahraoui [claim]   Minimize authors

The markets are economic entities with a common advantage in the field of professional specialization accompanied by a clear geographic concentration in the city of Algeria during the Ottoman period. Each trade has a specific street. Each profession's name shows three facts, including the concentration of artisans and merchants into one product, then the trade union that brings them together, and the place that bears their name, which has become independent of the technical meaning. Perhaps the markets of Ottoman Algeria and its professional and professional organizations are the ones that reveal the accuracy of attention to the commercial movement of the civilian, and its economic communities in general and industrial in particular.   Minimize

Dialogue Méditerranéen, Vol 1, Iss 1, Pp 83-93 (2009)   Minimize

Markets ; The Ottoman City of Algiers ; Anthropology ; GN1-890 ; Social sciences (General) ; H1-99   Minimize

https://doaj.org/article/0b215a511bb44a85b57164910ff860bb   Minimize

Zouaoui ,Merbouh [claim]   Minimize authors

With the increase in international trade, the global economy and the globalization of English usage, more and more students are seeking to study in order to gain intercultural understanding, to achieve individual academic goals. One of the most common reasons for students wanting to study is to improve their English competence and to improve their communicative ability with other people. One effect of the globalization of the English language is a significant increase in the number of intercultural interactions. More people than ever before are involved in interactions with foreigners and communities are becoming increasingly multilingual and multicultural to mix with people from their own community rather than interact or communicate with students from other cultural backgrounds.   Minimize

Dialogue Méditerranéen, Vol 1, Iss 1, Pp 71-77 (2009)   Minimize

international trade ; globalization ; Anthropology ; GN1-890 ; Social sciences (General) ; H1-99   Minimize

https://doaj.org/article/1d91b19025e449819f6bf996a5ce50d2   Minimize

Benattou Belbraouat [claim]   Minimize authors

The city of Tlemcen, one of the main cities of Beyelik, the west of Algeria, was in the 7th / AD 13th century, the capital of the province, as the seat of the government of the state of Bani Abd el-Wadi. At the beginning of the modern era and with the penetration of the Spaniards in the Algerian west by the occupation of the Grand Marina in 1505 and Tehran in 1509, Tlemcen lost its importance. Tlemcen increased its dependence under the protection of Spain in 1512 with the acquiescence of its kings Beni Xian, who refused to pay the annual tribute to the Spaniards based in Oran. There is a schism between the Zayani ruler and the Tlemceni community, which allowed the Arjous to intervene in Tlemcen and to work to control it on the pretext of meeting the rescue of the Tlemcenis Muslims from the tyranny of the Zayani and their Spanish masters and thus break the castle of the Muslim strongholds from the grip of the occupation Spanich.   Minimize

Dialogue Méditerranéen, Vol 1, Iss 1, Pp 74-82 (2017)   Minimize

Tlemcen city ; the Ottoman era ; Beylek West Algerian ; Anthropology ; GN1-890 ; Social sciences (General) ; H1-99   Minimize

900 History & geography (computed)   Minimize

https://doaj.org/article/2b7e413f9176493a897d0ccfd18f8d86   Minimize

Fatima,Belhaouari [claim]   Minimize authors

The journey in the quest for knowledge was an essential element in Islamic education. It is a response to the prophetic desire to seek knowledge and to increase knowledge and knowledge of one another. The concealment of man on himself is absent from what is emerging in the world of science and jurisprudence. Maghreb have perfected the right of this tradition, and have increased the burden of travel to the countries of the Islamic world for the same purpose, and hardly count the number of them, In this regard, al-Maqri, an expert and expert on the date, said in his book Nafh al-Tayeb: "It is not possible to limit the people of the journey. Abdul Rahman ibn Khaldun analyzed the importance and benefits of the scientific journey and its role in building the cultural personality of the individual. He noted that it is a scientific and necessary method of learning in saying: "The journey in the quest for science and the meeting of the preacher Kamal l in education, because people take their knowledge and ethics And that the inheritance of the doctrines and virtues sometimes teach and teach and throw, and sometimes simulated and received directly, but the acquisition of queens for direct and indoctrination is more binding and stronger firmly, as much as the Senate is the acquisition of queens and rooting It also insisted that the journey to seek knowledge to gain benefits and perfection Meet the sheikhs and mb Men's Watch "   Minimize

Dialogue Méditerranéen, Vol 1, Iss 1, Pp 59-65 (2009)   Minimize

Scientific Journey ; Scholars Tlemcen Fes ; Anthropology ; GN1-890 ; Social sciences (General) ; H1-99   Minimize

900 History & geography (computed)   Minimize

https://doaj.org/article/3b5b32d7d82c485bb0e5d55fb79cac42   Minimize

Hamida Ben Brahim [claim]   Minimize authors

Le personnage serait d'autant plus productif sémantiquement (soit donc, sémiotiquement) qu'il serait considéré comme concept et non plus désormais comme seulement personne fictive. L'intérêt d'une telle conversion, au-delà de son assise théorique; l'intérêt est de pouvoir opérer sur des corpus « conceptuels » par définition, corpus mythico-hiératiques. Dans L'enfant de sable*, la rationalité de cette considération est plausible. En effet, dans ce roman, le personnage pourra désormais être re-construit, à travers le logos (du roman), comme concept sur le modèle de l'enfant-concept, du point de vue du muthos; que fut Jésus-Christ, verbe de Dieu.   Minimize

Dialogue Méditerranéen, Vol 1, Iss 1, Pp 4-20 (2009)   Minimize

L'enfant- concept ; L'enfant de sable ; Anthropology ; GN1-890 ; Social sciences (General) ; H1-99   Minimize

https://doaj.org/article/3d08e9438b3b4161874ba5b6b9f51e1b   Minimize

Mohamed,Fethi [claim]   Minimize authors

The Almowahidoun state, after the collapse of its Almoravid counterpart (1129-1268), led by Muhammad ibn Tumarat, descendant of the Masmouda tribe, which considered itself more deserving of its rival for the leadership of the Muslim West, met with it and supported it in order to establish a vast Islamic state, In order to seek knowledge, Andalusia and the solution of Cordoba, which was considered one of the most famous cultural and scientific centers, then turn to the Islamic East to perform Hajj, and then headed towards Baghdad, the capital of the Abbasid Califa, which was at the forefront of Islamic culture in the Islamic East at the time.   Minimize

Dialogue Méditerranéen, Vol 1, Iss 1, Pp 51-58 (2009)   Minimize

Almowahidoun ; Cultural Movement ; Anthropology ; GN1-890 ; Social sciences (General) ; H1-99   Minimize

https://doaj.org/article/3dd253ab9ce64266a99ebe3cf17b93a3   Minimize