04560cam a22003614a 450000100070000000500170000700800410002401000130006502000230007802000230010104000180012404100130014204200080015504300120016305000290017508200120020410000290021624000520024524501430029726001260044030000330056644000700059950400510066950531000072065000370382065000330385765100440389065000330393485600680396794200120403599900170404795201340406411495720230410103932.0990730s2000    nyub     b    001 0 eng    a99043326  a0231119968 (cloth)  a0231119976 (paper)  aDLCcDLCdDLC1 aenghfre  apcc  af-ae---14a502 DT 295.6bM378a 200000a965.0541 aMartínez, Luis,d1965-10aGuerre civile en Algérie, 1990-1998.lEnglish14aThe Algerian Civil War, 1990-1998 /cLuis Martínez ; with a preface by John P. Entelis ; translated from the French by Jonathan Derrick.  aNew York :bColumbia University Press in association with the Centre d'âetudes et de recherches internationales,c2000.  axxi, 265 p. :bmap ;c23 cm. 4aThe CERI series in comparative politics and international studies  aIncludes bibliographical references and index.  aMap of Algiers and its surroundings xxi --  The myth of the 'Black Decade' (1979-91): the economic and social 'crisis' 2 --  The failure of the 'imitation state' 5 --  Our hypothesis: a war-oriented imaginaire 7 --  Corsairs, Caids, 'Colonels' and 'Emirs': the changing face of the political bandit 10 --  The maquis as the school of power 14 --  Civil war as an economic and political choice 15 --  Part I. The Shaping of the Civil War --  Chapter 2. Social and Political Changes 23 --  The FIS's economic partners in local government (1990-91) 23 --  Hadj Sadok, suburban military entrepreneur 26 --  New players on the political stage 33 --  The devout activists' agenda 37 --  The Islamist passion 39 --  Chapter 3. A Revolutionary Situation 48 --  Conditions favouring Islamist dissidence 48 --  Indignation 55 --  Waiting for the avenger 60 --  Arguments based on outside events 63 --  The maquis: centre of armed resistance 68 --  Chapter 4. Descent into War 72 --  The politics of chaos 73 --  The intoxication of violence 76 --  Liberated areas 82 --  The suburban jihad seen from the countryside 84 --  Part II. The Mainsprings of Civil War --  Chapter 5. The War Logic of the Islamist Armed Bands 94 --  The 'Emir' and the model of the military entrepreneur 94 --  Portrait of an 'Emir': Said the sheet-metal worker 96 --  Fascination and respect for the Emirs 98 --  How the 'Emirates' were run 100 --  Economic determinants of the GIA's consolidation 106 --  Wasting the FIS electoral capital 111 --  The ambiguity of 'total war' 116 --  Chapter 6. New Ways to Make Big Money 119 --  The other side of privatisation: destruction of the state sector 119 --  The eminent citizen and the guerrillas 126 --  Lucrative new business opportunities 133 --  The Emirs: 'moudjahidin by trade' 137 --  From armed groups to import/export companies 144 --  Chapter 7. The Security Policy 147 --  Creation of a special anti-guerrilla army corps 148 --  Modernising the apparatus of repression 155 --  Psychological warfare and political jobs 157 --  The army, number-one state enterprise 161 --  Part III. Consolidation of the War --  Chapter 8. War Economy and Political Dynamics 171 --  Consolidation of the regime 171 --  International aid and redrawing of the political landscape 179 --  The trade economy and assimilation of the Islamists 184 --  A common political imaginaire 190 --  Chapter 9. Islamist Guerrilla Ideology and Strategy 197 --  The political guerrillas 198 --  The revolutionary guerrillas 206 --  The struggle for monopoly of the jihad 212 --  The development of the guerrilla campaign 215 --  The illusion of re-enacting the War of Liberation 218 --  Chapter 10. Back to the Beyliks 220 --  The politics of 'depoliticisation': the authoritarian illusion 221 --  Exploitation of the civil war 227 --  Military and guerrillas in the pursuit of war 231 --  From war economy to peace economy 234 --  What ways out of the civil war? 240 --  Neither side can win 245 --  War and social change 247 --  A long war ahead? 249 --  From a war-oriented to a democratic imaginaire 250. 4aPrimera Jornada de Catalogacion. 4aIslam y políticazArgelia. 0aAlgeriaxPolitics and governmenty1990- 0aIslam and politicszAlgeria.423Book review (H-Net)uhttp://www.h-net.org/review/hrev-a0c8j0-aa  2lcccbk  c28768d28768  00102lcc40708RRaBJBbBJBcRRd2023-04-10h1l0o502 DT 295.6 M378a 2000p00000108403r2018-10-23 00:00:00t1w2018-10-23ybk