Margaret A. Majumdar is Professor of Fracophone Studies at the Univeristy of Portsmouth.

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• Acknowledgements (v)Notes on Contributors (vii)Introduction (1)Economic Policy and ChangeEstablishing Utopia: Exploring the Political Origins of Economic Polity in Algeria (5)The Tortuous and Uncompleted Privatisation Process in Algeria (17)The Role of Accounting in Economies in Transition: the Case of Algeria (29)Matching Reforms with a New Approach to the Management of People, Learning and Culture (43)Women and SocietyWomen in Algeria, Dimension of a Crisis and of a Resistance (63)Rural Women in Algeria and their Participation in Economic Activity: Data Analysis (83)The Algerian Nation: Culture, Ideology and LanguageFrantz Fanon and Algeria: Alienation and Violence (93)The 'New Man' at the Dawn of the Twenty-first Century: Challenges and Shifts in Algerian Identity (113)Languages Policy in Algeria: Between Convergence and Diversity (131)Algeria in the Global EconomyGlobal Sport and Local Identity in Algeria: The Changing Roles of Football as a Cultural, Political and Economic Vehicle (145)The Development and Redevelopment of Tourism in Algeria (159)Perspectives from a Major Foreign Investor - British Petroleium's Investment in Algeria (175)Bibliography (183)

Margaret A. Majumdar is Professor of Fracophone Studies at the Univeristy of Portsmouth.

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• Acknowledgements (v)Notes on Contributors (vii)Introduction (1)Economic Policy and ChangeEstablishing Utopia: Exploring the Political Origins of Economic Polity in Algeria (5)The Tortuous and Uncompleted Privatisation Process in Algeria (17)The Role of Accounting in Economies in Transition: the Case of Algeria (29)Matching Reforms with a New Approach to the Management of People, Learning and Culture (43)Women and SocietyWomen in Algeria, Dimension of a Crisis and of a Resistance (63)Rural Women in Algeria and their Participation in Economic Activity: Data Analysis (83)The Algerian Nation: Culture, Ideology and LanguageFrantz Fanon and Algeria: Alienation and Violence (93)The 'New Man' at the Dawn of the Twenty-first Century: Challenges and Shifts in Algerian Identity (113)Languages Policy in Algeria: Between Convergence and Diversity (131)Algeria in the Global EconomyGlobal Sport and Local Identity in Algeria: The Changing Roles of Football as a Cultural, Political and Economic Vehicle (145)The Development and Redevelopment of Tourism in Algeria (159)Perspectives from a Major Foreign Investor - British Petroleium's Investment in Algeria (175)Bibliography (183)

Margaret A. Majumdar is Professor of Fracophone Studies at the Univeristy of Portsmouth.

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• Acknowledgements (v)Notes on Contributors (vii)Introduction (1)Economic Policy and ChangeEstablishing Utopia: Exploring the Political Origins of Economic Polity in Algeria (5)The Tortuous and Uncompleted Privatisation Process in Algeria (17)The Role of Accounting in Economies in Transition: the Case of Algeria (29)Matching Reforms with a New Approach to the Management of People, Learning and Culture (43)Women and SocietyWomen in Algeria, Dimension of a Crisis and of a Resistance (63)Rural Women in Algeria and their Participation in Economic Activity: Data Analysis (83)The Algerian Nation: Culture, Ideology and LanguageFrantz Fanon and Algeria: Alienation and Violence (93)The 'New Man' at the Dawn of the Twenty-first Century: Challenges and Shifts in Algerian Identity (113)Languages Policy in Algeria: Between Convergence and Diversity (131)Algeria in the Global EconomyGlobal Sport and Local Identity in Algeria: The Changing Roles of Football as a Cultural, Political and Economic Vehicle (145)The Development and Redevelopment of Tourism in Algeria (159)Perspectives from a Major Foreign Investor - British Petroleium's Investment in Algeria (175)Bibliography (183)