Public Policies in Algeria: Between Reform and Protest
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The process of democratic transition in all countries of the world is characterized by a great degree of complexity, on the one hand, and its multiple paths and the difference between its results, on the other hand, and this depends largely on the level of socio-economic development in the country concerned, and on regional and global conditions prevailing at the historical moment In which this transformation occurs. Hence, it can be said that one country's experience in transformation is not transferable mechanically and applied in another country. Nevertheless, the literature of social sciences, with its different stripes, reveals a number of salient features and lessons learned from this process. Which can help Understand the transformation process,
Key words: democratic transition, transparency, parties, projects, results.
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