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Algerian Islamists and Power Transition
The article addresses the issue of Islamists in Algeria and their dilemma of approaching power, focusing on analyzing election results and the impact of various factors on them. It explains that authorities dominate the electoral process in a way that leads to predetermined outcomes before voting takes place, thereby weakening the prospects for reform and change from within Islamic parties, especially the Movement of Society for Peace. The article links the decline of Islamic parties to both internal factors—such as the party's symbolism, the strength of the electoral district, the quality of candidacies and candidates, and the electoral campaign—and external factors like government intervention and election rigging. It concludes that seeking reform from within the current power balance is unfeasible, and that true change requires a systematic and courageous review of all these factors. The article emphasizes that stepping away from power can enhance the chances of Islamic parties to unify, progress, achieve better results, and develop their political participation.
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