The Emergence of Classes in Algeria: A Study of Colonialism and Socio-Political Change

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Cover Half Title Series Page Title Copyright Dedication Contents Tables and Figures Acknowledgements Introduction 1. Theoretical and Methodological Context Some Assumptions Examined Marxist and Neo-Marxist Conceptions of Class Operationalization of Class The Dominant Class 2. The Algerian Social Structure Under Turkish Domination Historical Background The Algerian Property Structure Algerian Type of Pre-Capitalist Formation 3. The Algerian Social Structure Under French Domination Historical Background Destruction of the Algerian Property System Structural Consequences of Property Laws Conclusion 4. The Dynamics of Incipient Classes Development of Incipient Classes The War of National Liberation Independence Conclusion 5. Articulation and Class Interests The Establishment of Self-Management and its Evolution The Code of Investments Conclusion 6. Class Relations and Ideology The Concept of Ideology Ideology in Algeria Conclusion 7. Class and Party The Concept and Role of the Single Party The F.L.N. Before Independence The F.L.N. After Independence Conclusion 8. Class and Bureaucracy Theoretical Background Nature of the Algerian Bureaucratic Structure Communal and Wilaya Reforms Bureaucracy and Political Power Conclusion 9. Summary and Conclusions Postscript Notes Bibliography Glossary