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Mar 2014
1h 31m

Algeria and its Southern Neighbours: Tur...

Lse Middle East Centre
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Speakers: Yvan Guichaoua, University of East Anglia; Imad Mesdoua Chair: John King, Society for Algerian Studies The South of Algeria belongs to the widely integrated Saharan political economy also composed of large chunks of the Malian and Nigerian territories. As such, Algeria plays a key role in the livelihoods and geographical social and political mobi ... Show More
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