Algerian National Security Doctrine Between Security Threats and the Strategic Consideration of the African Circle
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https://doi.org/10.59791/efas.v10i2.1756Keywords:
Security Doctrine, Algerian National Security, Security Threats, African Security Circle, Strategic PerceptionsAbstract
The study attempts to shed light on the importance of the African circle in the Algerian security perception, based on the areas of tension, the ethnic and sectarian divisions that characterize it. The neighboring countries based on the consideration that the security doctrine of a country expresses the degree of its interest, response and dealing with the challenges and issues it faces, and its interpretation from a purely security perception by decision-makers in the state, and also on the totality of opinions, beliefs and principles that constitute an intellectual system that defines national security of state and explains the overall events that pose a threat to it (of a security nature).
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