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By Robert Miskimon Jr. “Come with me to the Casbah” Millions of American hearts fluttered when Charles Boyer said that to Hedy Lamar in “Casablanca”, evoking for Americans a highly romantic image of the exotic charms of the Middle East – a land of mystic intrigue and great wealth, where international spies engaged in battles of wit. Not so, says …

 Professor / Ammar BOUHOUCHE (1) Professor, University of Algiers (3) The features of public administration in Africa differ from one country to another, especially from nations of North Africa to other countries in sub-Saharan area, and for this reason I decided to focus on the experience of Algeria. The purpose of this study is to examine the issues of public …

[*] by Ammar Bouhouche, Professor[†] University of Algiers (3) It is a fact that every country has his institutions, legitimateauthorities and universal suffrage. But the functions of stateinstitutions (executive, judiciary, and legislative) vary from onecountry to another. If citizens of developed countries enjoy the advantages of employment, peace, tranquility, stability and sufficient money, in addition to a good life, thanks …

  By Ammar BOUHOUCHE*, Professor of Algiers University (3)        Accountability is a nice word and everybody pays a lip service to this notion of ethical method of work in any public institution. Its lovely meaning comes from the fact that it conveys the image of transparency, democracy and accountability to citizens and trustworthiness.      Furthermore, accountability is appreciated …

 By  Ammar Bouhouche, University of Algiers   March 6-12, 2009 Algeria witnessed 3 waves of migrations. The first one came as a result of the French occupation of Algeria in 1830. The second one took place during the war of liberation, 1954-1962. The third wave is related to the Algerian Migrant workers to France.   The Flux of Europeans  From …