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The Status of Women in the Haut Plateau: Between Islam, Politics and Popular Perceptions been written about this subject, some neutral and some favorable, a significant amount of the literature simply regards women’s secondary role in Arab society to be rooted in Islam rather than in traditional customs. Stereotypes and fables regarding women and Islam in the Middle East and North Afr

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Understanding the Process of Empowerment for Rural Womenprocess of gender empowerment is to delve into the key historical processes that have confronted Algerian women until now. To better understand the current process of women’s empowerment in Algeria, the empowerment framework as outlined by the Beijing Platform of action and as analyzed by Moghadam (

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Pre-assessment of Women’s Empowerment in Work, Politics and Islamical context. By examining the role of women in the fight for liberation and their ongoing struggles during Algeria’s search for identity throughout the stages of national development, one can get a better grasp on the current situation of gender equity and women’s empowerment in literacy and educat

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Case Study II: Men’s Literacy Class Surveysupport and attitudes of the families of the respective participants. Indeed, the restraining nature of patriarchal norms over women in Muslim-Arabic societies (fathers over daughters, husbands over wives, brothers over sisters and mothers-in-law over daughters-in-laws, etc.) has been well establish

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Case Study III: Ibn Khaldun University Gender Survey in Tiaretrevious chapters, this was not always the norm. Until the 1990’s the majority of female education, especially for girls living in rural and remote areas, ended with a grade school or, at most, a middle school certificate. Currently in the Haut Plateau, there is an upward trend of women attending loc