أثر الحركات الاحتجاجية على الدساتير في الجزائر: دراسة حالة أثر حراك 22 فيفري 2019 على الدستور الجزائري الجديد

الملخص EN

The impact of protest movements on constitutions in Algeria is one of the most important results of the interaction between the Algerian political system and the various forms of protest.

The latter is by using tools invented by protesters to express rejection or resist pressure on them, what leads to receive alerts by the protesters against constitution to the political system.

This effect expresses some of the change brought by the protest actions, in addition to drawing attention, the protest movements adds new information that makes the political system box form new directions or modifying their old ones.

Algeria has lived through many protest movements in its history, the most recent being the so called The Hirak of February 22, 2019; It was sparked by the rejection of the majority of the Algerian people, Abdelaziz Bouteflika's candidacy for a fifth presidential term.

Where the demonstrators demanded a dramatic change of the ruling system by implementing Articles 7 and 8 of the Algerian constitution.

These demands were accompanied by open legal discussions about the constitution, which were among the main causes of the protests, which made it catch our attention as a case worth studying.

Therefore, we have re-deconstructed it, and tried to find out the effect of peaceful protest on pressure on the political system box to amend its new constitutional directions by providing analyses that show the extent to which it responded to the most important demands of the protesters in these amendments.