Corps et vision du monde chez les Berbères de Kabylie by Tassadit Yacine

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Capital social, confiance et développement territorial. Une étude appliquée en Kabylie by Cécile Perret, Belaïd Abrika

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Histoire, mémoire et tribus ou les aarch de 2001 en Kabylie by Nassim Amrouche

“…The riots that have bloodstained Kabylie in the spring of 2001 have raised different problematics. …”
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Entre communauté et citoyenneté : le local en contestation. Le cas de la Kabylie by Mohamed Brahim Salhi

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Algérien en Nouvelle-Calédonie : Le destin calédonien du déporté Ahmed Ben Mezrag Ben Mokrani by Isabelle Merle

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De la revendication kabyle à la revendication amazighe : d’une contestation locale à une revendication globale by Nassim Amrouche

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Engagement féminin en Kabylie et intersection des revendications (1980-2001). Dominations, expériences et négociations identitaires by Margherita Rasulo

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L’ayant droit : un droit de cité et d’être cité dans la vie villageoise en Kabylie by Hadibi Mohand Akli

“…The analysis is based on public events that took place in a village of Kabylie Soummam, from 1993 to the present day, which enable us to study the social reconfigurations within the group. …”
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Manière de dire et manière d’exercer la parenté en Kabylie. Pour une approche renouvelée du croisement genre et fait matrimonial by Mohand Anaris

“…Systematized by Claude Lévi-Strauss, this concept was adopted by Pierre Bourdieu to apply to the analysis of his ethnographic data on Kabylie. Due to the scarcity of anthropological studies specifically addressing issues of kinship and matrimonial practices in Kabylie, there has not been a reevaluation of this way of conceptualizing matrimonial practices in the region. …”
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La géographie des élections en Algérie, de 2007 à 2017 by Gilles Van Hamme

“…Conversely, electoral participation and support for the government – even if it remains a minority in proportion to the voting-age population – are higher in rural and peripheral areas, although with considerable regional and local differences as illustrated by the example of Kabylie, a true stronghold of opposition to the government. …”
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