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Ammar Bouhouche
Ammar Bouhouche
	Ammar Bouhouche (2003)
Born	Ammar Bouhouche; December 17, 1938 (age 85); El Ancer, El Milia, Jijel, Algeria.
Education	University of Missouri
Years active	1956–present
Title	Ph.D of Political science in the University of Algiers 3;
Children	2
Parents	Hocine Bouhouche; Yamina Kaddour;
Awards	Prize of academic achievement conferred by the Algerian President, Chadli Benjeded in 1987.; Prize of the University of Algiers for best publication on April 16, 2000.; Prize of the best teaching professor at the institute of Political Science at the University of Algiers, in 1992.; fellowship of Fulbright Program at the University of University of Wisconsin-Madison, 1991 – 1992.; Honorary Certificate from the University of Algiers (3), as an appreciation for his participation in the Algerian Revolution.;
Website	ammarbouhouche.com

Ammar Bouhouche^[1] was born on December 17, 1938, in Al-Ancer (El-milia, Jijel), Algeria.

He was member of the National Liberation Army, and later the National Liberation Front. Bouhouche is known for his nationalist activism in the Middle East and The United States of America supporting the Algerian Revolution against French colonisation and oppression.

First Algerian holder of a Ph.D. in political science, his professional career started at the Algerian presidency with Houari Boumediene. Few years later he decided to join the University of Algiers, then the Arab organization of Administrative Sciences as senior expert, in Amman (Jordan).

He held various senior positions in academic and scientific circles, both in his country and abroad, and has been awarded several prizes for his academic achievements.

The former Secretary-General of the United Nations, Boutros Boutros-Ghali, said that Bouhouche is one of the most prominent specialist in the fields of political science and public administration.^[2]

^ Bouhouche, Ammar (1994). When Refugees Go Home: African Experiences. UNRISD. ISBN 9780852552223. Retrieved 2018-01-26. {{cite book}}: |website= ignored (help)
^ Bouhouche, Ammar (1991). The return and reintegration of the Algerian refugees following the independence of Algeria. RSP Documentation center: United Nations Research Institute for Social Development.

[1] Bouhouche, Ammar (1994). When Refugees Go Home: African Experiences. UNRISD. ISBN 9780852552223. Retrieved 2018-01-26. {{cite book}}: |website= ignored (help)

[2] Bouhouche, Ammar (1991). The return and reintegration of the Algerian refugees following the independence of Algeria. RSP Documentation center: United Nations Research Institute for Social Development.

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Ammar Bouhouche
Ammar Bouhouche (2003)
Born	Ammar Bouhouche (1938-12-17) December 17, 1938 (age 85) El Ancer, El Milia, Jijel, Algeria.
Education	University of Missouri
Years active	1956–present
Title	Ph.D of Political science in the University of Algiers 3
Children	2
Parents	Hocine Bouhouche Yamina Kaddour
Awards	Prize of academic achievement conferred by the Algerian President, Chadli Benjeded in 1987. Prize of the University of Algiers for best publication on April 16, 2000. Prize of the best teaching professor at the institute of Political Science at the University of Algiers, in 1992. fellowship of Fulbright Program at the University of University of Wisconsin-Madison, 1991 – 1992. Honorary Certificate from the University of Algiers (3), as an appreciation for his participation in the Algerian Revolution.
Website	ammarbouhouche.com