3 research outputs found
The Trend of public relations 2.0 in managing the reputation of institutions Practical case University of Bejaia
No full textThis article aims to shed light on the most important and modern public Relations 2.0 tools used by university of Abderrahmane mira in general and the Vice-Rectorate of External Relations services in particular to manage its Reputation. Through communication, as a strategic element to build a positive image of the Institution under study.
In addition, we used a qualitative approach, relying on observation and scientific interviews with sample members. The study reached the following results: Public relations represent the key of success in managing a reputation of university, to deal with all Stakeholders who interact with university, using modern interactive tools such as official website of university, and the official page on social media
The Gut Microbiota and Colorectal Cancer: Understanding the Link and Exploring Therapeutic Interventions
No full textCRC remains a significant public health challenge due to its high prevalence and mortality rates. Emerging evidence highlights the critical role of the gut microbiota in both the pathogenesis of CRC and the efficacy of treatment strategies, including chemotherapy and immunotherapy. Dysbiosis, characterized by imbalances in microbial communities, has been implicated in CRC progression and therapeutic outcomes. This review examines the intricate relationship between gut microbiota composition and CRC, emphasizing the potential for microbial profiles to serve as biomarkers for early detection and prognosis. Various interventions, such as prebiotics, probiotics, postbiotics, fecal microbiota transplantation, and dietary modifications, aim to restore microbiota balance and shift dysbiosis toward eubiosis, thereby improving health outcomes. Additionally, the integration of microbial profiling into clinical practice could enhance diagnostic capabilities and personalize treatment strategies, advancing the field of oncology. The study of intratumoral microbiota offers new diagnostic and prognostic tools that, combined with artificial intelligence algorithms, could predict treatment responses and assess the risk of adverse effects. Given the growing understanding of the gut microbiome–cancer axis, developing microbiota-oriented strategies for CRC prevention and treatment holds promise for improving patient care and clinical outcomes
Ideologised foreign policy and the pragmatic rationale: The case of Algeria under Houari Boumedienne, 1965-1978.
No full textThe role of ideology in foreign policy making and implementation has been a subject of study by international relations specialists, especially during the period of the Cold War. The study of Algerian foreign policy under President Houari Boumedienne rule (1965-1978) makes a good
case study because of the particular role that ideology played in the making and implementation of foreign policy during this period. Other studies on Algeria's foreign policy have not directly addressed ideology and pragmatism as themes. The majority of these studies covered only parts
or aspects of this period, not taking it as a subject of their total focus.
This study investigates the role ideology has played in the making and implementation of Algeria's foreign policy under President Houari Boumedienne's regime (1965-1978). It assesses the factors behind the ideological stances of the regime as well as the underlying causes behind the pragmatic foreign policy postures that the leadership adopted at that time.
The study is divided into nine chapters. Chapter one presents a critical review of literature and outlines the research methodology adopted. Chapter two traces the historical background of the pre-Boumediennist era. Chapter three concentrates on the study of the state-level of analysis, it focuses on the domestic aspects of the Algerian decision-making process and seeks to give an
account of the ideological influences on Algeria's economic policy. Chapter four looks into President Houari Boumedienne's policy-making process towards the Maghrib. Chapter five is devoted to Algeria's position on inter-Arab politics, including the Palestinian Question. Chapter
six is a thorough analysis of Algeria's oil diplomacy. Chapters seven and eight examine Algeria's interaction with the Third World and its posture between East and West, respectively. The last chapter provides us with an insight into the impact of ideology on Boumedienne himself and on his decision making. This study believes that President Houari Boumedienne's ideological proclamations and pragmatic motivations were blurred. Although some policy
actions appeared to be ideologically motivated, they were, in fact, taken because they were considered to be in the best interest of the state and the regime in power.
The study is based on a documentary analysis of available material in Arabic, French and English. This has been supplemented with a number of interviews with personalities who were close to President Houari Boumedienne
