التأصيل السياسي و الاجتماعي لقيمة التسامح بالجزائر

Abstract EN

This paper seeks to address how the political authority of Algeria is used to value tolerance in response to multidimensional crisis that shook the Algerian state during the period from 1992 to 2006.

Since tolerance is a religious value inspired by Islam and firmly rooted in Algerian customs and traditions, it was not difficult for the Authority to use this value to pass the National Reconciliation Act, in which the members of Algerian society called for tolerance among themselves and to live together without regard to their regional affiliations.

It has relied on several mechanisms, including educational institutions, through the inclusion of tolerance into curricula at all levels, as well as the public media, especially Algerian television, to promote this social value and finally to employ mosques by directing religious sermons to urge Algerians to adopt this value.