Algeria's experience between demarcation boundaries and activation mechanisms | مجلة قضايا لغوية | Linguistic Issues Journal

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Salima BELAZOUI
Arabization is the cornerstone of the Arab nation's structural, epistemological and cultural construction, from its perimeter to its Gulf, as it plays a role in the delineation of Arabic in daily practices, either in communication, deliberation or teaching and teaching among its children. Algeria was one of the Arab States promoting military and political independence through scientific and cultural independence by imposing Arabism and combating cultural alienation. However, the policy of Arabization has faced considerable difficulties, caused by many factors, which will be addressed in this paper; Knowledge of the causes and manifestations of Arabization in Algeria and identification of the difficulties encountered, while proposing solutions and recommendations for its concrete operationalization on the ground.
Keywords: Arabization, Algeria, School, Administration, Media.
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