Archival Overview
Prominent Algerian sociologist and historian whose works examined the origins of Algerian modern identity, Ibn Khaldun's sociology, and Maghreb cultural mutations.
Biographical Record
Abdelkader Djeghloul was born in Ain Témouchent and graduated in philosophy and sociology from the University of Algiers before completing doctoral research in Paris. He was one of the central figures of the vibrant Algerian sociological movement of the 1970s and 1980s.
Djeghloul authored landmark studies, including 'Éléments d'histoire culturelle algérienne' and 'Huit historiens maghrébins'. He served as Director-General of the Arab World Institute (IMA) in Paris, working tirelessly to showcase Algerian contemporary thought on the international stage.
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Perpetual MemorialOran, Algeria