Algeria

Mixed Messages: Branding Guidelines Arab Culture Introduction To be able to correctly market to any target demographic one must first have a full understanding of the political correctness that surrounds the culture. Certain stigmas and generalizations about any culture often are over assertion and a broad net cast across the culture giving classification to all even though there is a vast difference in the culture being stereotyped. This is especially true when looking at Arab culture. Arab…

INTRODUCTION: In the early 20th century, Europe was home to a jumbled network of coalitions that pitted state against state. Pressures grew rapidly as nations snapped up any region they could get their hands on, built great armies and navies, recognized their enemies, and organized for the huge war that was looking more likely every day. There had already been numerous small hostilities in the century's first 14 years that overwrought the continent's harmony even further. By 1914, Europe was…

Australia, Trinidad and Tobago, and Russia. India has many short term contracts that limit them to the amount of gas they can import and have been looking to expand to other suppliers. Petronet has been exploring possibilities with companies in Algeria, Australia…

Natives experienced a loss of culture as foreign rulers sent to manage colonies put reforms into place but furthermore, there was no native representation in the government to fight for the preservation of customs. In Algeria, a colony controlled by French Christians, the Arabic language was banned and, “… the policy of assimilation, applied automatically to some and refused systematically to others, has reduced the Islamic society to the most complete servitude.” (Ferhat…

COLONİZATİON OF AFRİCA Africa is the second biggest continent on the world with the biggest populace thickness. It covers a region of 32.2 million km² with 6% of the world and 24.4% of the world land territories, together with the islands thought to border to it. It constitutes 15% of the total population thickness with a population of 1 billion individuals. Africa is circumscribed by the Mediterranean Sea in the north, the Indian Ocean in the south, the Atlantic Ocean in the west, the Sina…

The strategy does not only apply away from home. It is known that the biggest threat may very well lie within our borders. The rapid growth of internet and in particular social media applications has led to terrorist groups like Al Qaeda being able to recruit people in the homeland and have them as sleeper cells in the US waiting on the right opportune moment to strike. The violent extremism that is seen on the other side of the world could be right next-door lying in wait to pounce and the CIA…

From the start of the 1800s, the continent of Africa was considered to be a gold mine for the European powers. Unknown of the riches beneath their feet, African people lived a very simplistic life and followed their traditions until european explorers David Livingstone and Henry Stanley published an account of their journey through the wilds of Africa. In a mad dash for these rich African lands, the European powers decided to have meeting that would latter be called the Berlin Conference. At…

Modern society is stricken with many problems. Populations are divided and have developed a strong us-and-them mentality. Basic human rights are restricted and the pursuit of happiness for some, has been infringed upon. These current problems in society can be traced back to religion. Religion in modern society produces prejudice, creates unnecessary conflict, and inhibits self growth. In today’s society, groups of people have been victims of prejudice. Whether it is gender roles, sexual…

French-Algerian philosopher, author, and journalist, Albert Camus’ literary works are often reflective of the catastrophic effects of WWII and the Algerian War for Independence had on the state of the human condition. Camus’ background as an Algerian journalist, as well as his role in the French resistance during World War II, form the foundation of his belief in the possibility of the triumph of human value in response to the experience of the absurd. This notion of the absurdity of the human…

behind England, who was “exporting more capital then France and Germany combined” (Wesseling 27). When the Berlin Conference was creating its boundary lines, France took claim to some of the largest sections of Africa such as Senegal, French Congo, Algeria and large parts of Morocco. When analyzing the reasoning behind France wanting such large parts of Africa, even when its territory was in large part the Seherria Desert, you have to look at the internal issues France was having. For France,…