دور الجيش الوطني الشعبي في النظام السياسي في ظل التحولات الإيديولوجية للدولة الجزائرية

Abstract EN

Immediately after the independence of Algeria from France, the People's National Army (PNA) was born as a descendant of the National Liberation Army.

This army that participated in building the independent Algerian state, by relying on historical legitimacy, and through political, social, and economic roles, in addition to its operational, military, and security roles, which the PNA has assumed in constitutional texts, beginning with the Constitution of 1963 and the Algiers Charter of 1964, which were enshrined in the Constitution of 1976.

This is in parallel with The socialist ideological approach based on Unipartisan, which the Algerian state adopted after independence, as this approach had its advantages, which were represented in the resurrection of the Algerian state, and its disadvantages that led to the crises that the country witnessed at the end of the eighties, and which were the most important reasons that led to the sudden liberal transformation that the country experienced in the 1989 constitution, where The tasks of the PNA were at the core of this transformation, by seeking professionalism and being satisfied with military and security tasks.

Where was this trend enshrined in the 1996 Constitution, and its amendments, the last of which was in 2020, All this through the answer in this paper about the problematic of the transformations that the PNA has witnessed in the political system during the various stages of the development of the contemporary Algerian state, not only as a tool to protect the state, but also as a partner in its rule.