Les chercheurs algériens entre post-colonie et mondialisation

Algerian research in literature and sociology continues to remain very marginalized in the international scientific arena. Globalization has not made it possible to move from colonial dependency to global equal opportunity. On the contrary, dependency on France and the French language has re-emerged...

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Main Author: Tristan Leperlier
Format: Article
Language:fra
Published: Société d'Anthropologie des Connaissances 2018-12-01
Series:Revue d'anthropologie des connaissances
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Online Access:https://journals.openedition.org/rac/300
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Summary:Algerian research in literature and sociology continues to remain very marginalized in the international scientific arena. Globalization has not made it possible to move from colonial dependency to global equal opportunity. On the contrary, dependency on France and the French language has re-emerged as a way of gaining access to Europe and the English-speaking world, and while the “international” has become a buzz-word and a model in Algerian research, in fact internationalization has lost in quality what it has gained in quantity. Nevertheless, the inegalitarian structure of the international scientific space is not immutable. Activists’ desires to reduce international scientific inequalities have borne fruit, particularly in the Arabic-speaking international space, but also in the French-speaking one. Moreover, not all researchers view internationalization as a desideratum : while the discourse of de-Westernizing science seems to have got lost, some researchers, nolens volens, believe that the national political role of their research is more important than their international visibility.
ISSN:1760-5393