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Colonialism is treated as a mode of production that distorted indigenous socio-economic structures and produced a distinct political alliance culminating in the creation of the F.L.N. The study examines independence and the consolidation of a new power structure through class antagonisms, interpreting Algerian socialism as a struggle between the petite bourgeoisie and technocracy while assessing the roles of party, bureaucracy, and ideology.","# The Emergence ofClasses in Algeria\n\nA Study of Colonialism andSocio-Political Change  \nMarnia Lazreg  \n| The Emergence of Classes in    | Algeria   |\n| --- | --- |\n\nWestview Special Studiesin Social,Political,and Economic Development  \nGordon Donald,Credit for Small Farmers in Developing CountriesJohn S.Gilmore and Mary K.Duff,Boom Town Growth Management:A Case Study of Rock Springs—Green River,Wyoming  \nMarnia Lazreg,The Emergence of Classes in Algeria:Colonialism and Socio-Political ChangeDonald R.Mickelwait,Mary Ann Riegelman and Charles F.Sweet,Women in RuralDevelopment:A Survey of the Roles of Women in Ghana,Lesotho,Kenya,Nigeria,Bolivia,Paraguay and Peru  \nElliott R.Morss,John K.Hatch,Donald R.Mickelwait and Charles F.Sweet,Strategies forSmall Farmer Development:An Empirical Study of Rural Development Projects inGambia,Ghana,Kenya,Lesotho,Nigeria,Bolivia,Colombia,Mexico,Paraguayand PeruPaul Shankman,Migration and Underdevelopment:The Case of Western Samoa  \nThis book seeks to determine the impact of colonialism on the evo-lution of social classes in Algeria from 1830 to the present,and toanalyze the relationship between classes and politicaland economicdevelopment.Colonialism is viewed as a mode of production whichresulted in the distortion of the indigenous socio-economic configu-rations and led to a particular form of political alliance culminatingin the creation of the F.L.N.Theevolution of the latter,the achieve-ment of independence,and the establishment of a new power struc-ture are examined in the light of class antagonisms.The Algerianform of socialism is interpreted as the outcome of the struggle be-tween the petite bourgeoisie and the technocracy.The role of theParty,of the bureaucracy,and of ideology in a selected number ofpolitical measures indicated the existence of a specific pattern ofsocial development which may not be grasped by the conventionaltools of analysis.The major conclusion of the book is that societiessuch as Algeria present the observer with a reality for which a newmode of theorizing is needed.  \nMarnia Lazreg was born in Mostaganem,Algeria.She holds alicence-es-lettres from the University of Algiers and a Ph.D.in Soci-ology from New York University.She has taught at Brooklyn andHunter Colleges and is now an Assistant Professor of Sociology atthe Graduate Faculty Center,New School for Social Research inNew York.  \n# The Emergence of Classesin Algeria\n\nA Study of Colonialismand Socio-Political Change  \nMarnia Lazreg  \nFirst published 1976 by Westview Press  \nPublished 2018 by Routledge  \n52 Vanderbilt Avenue,New York,NY 100172 Park Square,Milton Park,Abingdon,Oxon OX144RN  \nRoutledge is an imprint of the Taylor&Francis Group,an informa business  \nCopyright ◎1976 by Marnia Lazreg.  \nAll rights reserved.No part of this book may be reprinted or reproduced orutilised in any form or by any electronic,mechanical,or other means,nowknown orhereafter invented,including photocopying and recording,or in anyinformation storage or retrieval system,without permission in writing from thepublishers.  \nNotice:  \nProduct or corporate names may be trademarks or registered trademarks,andare used only for identification and explanation without intent to infringe.  \nLibrary of Congress Cataloging in Publication Data  \nLazreg,Marnia  \n# The Emergence of Classes in Algeria\n\nBibliography:p.  \n1.Social classes—Algeria.2.Algeria—Politics and govern-ment.3.Socialism in Algeria.I.Title.HN810.A6L37301.44'096576-7955  \nTo the memory of my father.To my mother.  \nTaylor &Francis  \nTaylor &Francis Grouphttp://taylorandfrancis.com  \nContents  \nTables and Figures viiiAcknowledgements ixIntroduction xi  \n1.Theoretical and Methodological Context 1  \nSome Assumptions Examined 1-Marxist and Neo-Marxist Conceptionsof Class 5-Operationalization of Class 9-The Dominant Class 12  \n2.The Algerian Social Structure Under Turkish Domination 21  \nHistorical Background 21-The Algerian Property Structure 25-  \nAlgerian Type of Pre-Capitalist ","cbCaiuei6qJ4gxYN","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiuei6qJ4gxYN","pdf",19030960,2,1,269,"English","en",105,"# Introduction\n# Theoretical and Methodological Context\n# The Algerian Social Structure Under Turkish Domination\n# The Algerian Social Structure Under French Domination\n# The Dynamics of Incipient Classes\n# Articulation and Class Interests\n# Class Relations and Ideology\n# Class and Party\n# Class and Bureaucracy\n# Summary and Conclusions","[{\"question\":\"How does the book explain the impact of colonialism on Algerian social classes?\",\"answer\":\"It treats colonialism as a mode of production that distorted indigenous socio-economic configurations and helped 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