Algeria’s Economy: The Vicious Circle of Oil and Violence

Publisher:
International Crisis Group
Publication Date:
26 October 2001
Tags:
Angola, Conflict, Peace and Security, Petroleum, Economy, Business and Finance, Conflict, Peace and Security

"The crisis in Algeria, now a decade old, is not merely a consequence of the interruption of the December 1991 elections by an army-backed coup to keep the Front Islamique du Salut (FIS: Islamic Salvation Front) from power. It is also an economic crisis. The same parties who have struggled over the control of the state are also plundering Algeria’s resources."

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