Articles

• Turkish foreign policy towards the Palestinian Cause in light of the Arab changes (2011-2019)

  محمد أبو نحل أسامة, عبد ربه خلف الله بهاء الدين

  1-16

  • Turkish foreign policy towards the Palestinian Cause in light of the Arab changes (2011-2019)
• The problem of heritageaccording to Muhammad Arkoun

  نعامي بدرة, قريبي مشري

  17-28

  • The problem of heritageaccording to Muhammad Arkoun
• Organizational Culture and Its Impact on Knowledge Management in University Libraries

  عبد العزيز جباري, سليماني رحيمة, قوالي نور الدين

  29-42

  • Organizational Culture and Its Impact on Knowledge Management in University Libraries
• Cesarean section and Socio-Demographic Variables in Algeria: An Analysis Using the 2019 Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey Database(MICS6)

  Chiraz Koussa, Amar Toaba

  43-58

  • Cesarean section and Socio-Demographic Variables in Algeria: An Analysis Using the 2019 Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey Database(MICS6)
• The celebration of Mawlid al-Nabawi through history: the jurisprudential foundations of a thousand-year-old tradition

  Toualbi-Thaâlibî Issam

  59-68

  • The celebration of Mawlid al-Nabawi through history: the jurisprudential foundations of a thousand-year-old tradition
• The Intercultural Approach in Teaching French as a Foreign Language: Humorous Discourse and Francophone Literature of Immigration

  FEMMAM Chafika, DAKHIA Abdelouahab

  69-80

  • The Intercultural Approach in Teaching French as a Foreign Language: Humorous Discourse and Francophone Literature of Immigration
• The Role of Recreational Physical Activities in Reducing Chronic Diseases in the Elderly

  Kadri takieddine, Bekai Ismail

  81-86

  • The Role of Recreational Physical Activities in Reducing Chronic Diseases in the Elderly
• Challenging the Stereotype of the Violent Muslim/Arab in a sample of three American modern novels: Lorrie Moore’s A Gate at the Stairs, Claire Messud’s The Woman Upstairs, and Lorraine Adams Harbor

  KELTOUM BENDJABALLAH, LYNDA CHOUITEN

  87-94

  • Challenging the Stereotype of the Violent Muslim/Arab in a sample of three American modern novels: Lorrie Moore’s A Gate at the Stairs, Claire Messud’s The Woman Upstairs, and Lorraine Adams Harbor