Boumediene Belkebir
Algeria
University Professor, Researcher and Novelist
Literature
Boumediene Belkebir is an Algerian university professor, researcher and novelist. In 2013, he obtained his Ph.D. in Management and Marketing. He is a member of Culture Resource's General Assembly.
He has authored many non-fiction works, most notably: Organizational Culture in Business Organizations (2013), The Arabs and Questions of Development (2016), The Age of the Knowledge Economy (2012), Managing Change and Outstanding Performance in Arab Organizations (2009), Contemporary Issues in the Question of Progress in Arab Society (2015) and The Arab Spring Postponed (2015).
He has also published three books: The Myth of the Strong Man (2016), The Muleteer’s Wife (2018) and The Alley of the Italians (2021).
In addition to participating in many academic conferences in Algeria and abroad, he has served as a jury member for many cultural programs and projects, as an expert consultant for many scholastic periodicals and as a committee member for organizing academic conferences. He contributes articles on cultural affairs to newspapers. His photojournalistic travel writings on Arab and foreign cities have appeared in the Kuwaiti al-Arabi magazine and other Arab periodicals.
He has authored many non-fiction works, most notably: Organizational Culture in Business Organizations (2013), The Arabs and Questions of Development (2016), The Age of the Knowledge Economy (2012), Managing Change and Outstanding Performance in Arab Organizations (2009), Contemporary Issues in the Question of Progress in Arab Society (2015) and The Arab Spring Postponed (2015).
He has also published three books: The Myth of the Strong Man (2016), The Muleteer’s Wife (2018) and The Alley of the Italians (2021).
In addition to participating in many academic conferences in Algeria and abroad, he has served as a jury member for many cultural programs and projects, as an expert consultant for many scholastic periodicals and as a committee member for organizing academic conferences. He contributes articles on cultural affairs to newspapers. His photojournalistic travel writings on Arab and foreign cities have appeared in the Kuwaiti al-Arabi magazine and other Arab periodicals.
Boumediene Belkebir
Algeria
University Professor, Researcher and Novelist
Literature
Boumediene Belkebir is an Algerian university professor, researcher and novelist. In 2013, he obtained his Ph.D. in Management and Marketing. He is a member of Culture Resource's General Assembly.
He has authored many non-fiction works, most notably: Organizational Culture in Business Organizations (2013), The Arabs and Questions of Development (2016), The Age of the Knowledge Economy (2012), Managing Change and Outstanding Performance in Arab Organizations (2009), Contemporary Issues in the Question of Progress in Arab Society (2015) and The Arab Spring Postponed (2015).
He has also published three books: The Myth of the Strong Man (2016), The Muleteer’s Wife (2018) and The Alley of the Italians (2021).
In addition to participating in many academic conferences in Algeria and abroad, he has served as a jury member for many cultural programs and projects, as an expert consultant for many scholastic periodicals and as a committee member for organizing academic conferences. He contributes articles on cultural affairs to newspapers. His photojournalistic travel writings on Arab and foreign cities have appeared in the Kuwaiti al-Arabi magazine and other Arab periodicals.
He has authored many non-fiction works, most notably: Organizational Culture in Business Organizations (2013), The Arabs and Questions of Development (2016), The Age of the Knowledge Economy (2012), Managing Change and Outstanding Performance in Arab Organizations (2009), Contemporary Issues in the Question of Progress in Arab Society (2015) and The Arab Spring Postponed (2015).
He has also published three books: The Myth of the Strong Man (2016), The Muleteer’s Wife (2018) and The Alley of the Italians (2021).
In addition to participating in many academic conferences in Algeria and abroad, he has served as a jury member for many cultural programs and projects, as an expert consultant for many scholastic periodicals and as a committee member for organizing academic conferences. He contributes articles on cultural affairs to newspapers. His photojournalistic travel writings on Arab and foreign cities have appeared in the Kuwaiti al-Arabi magazine and other Arab periodicals.
Juror
Stand for Art
Exceptional component (Covid-19)
2020
Juror
Wijhat
2018
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