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Our study aims to analyze the landscape of scientific communication in the North Africa, in light of the new paradigms of scientific communication and knowledge sharing. We wish to identify the main initiatives carried out in the Northern African countries (open archives and open access journals). We wish first to reflect on the opportunities and challenges of developing open access, in the other hand, we analyze we try to propose the best path of open access that corresponds to the context of the region. We also aim to propose a national digital library model for the promotion of the Maghreb scientific heritage and increase the impact of Maghreb researchers. To attend our objective, we are using the documentary approach and consulting several international sources and directories to analyze the evolution of open access in the region.

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This study aims to determine the level of development of the financial systems in the Arab Maghreb countries (Algeria, Tunisia and Morocco) from the period of reforms (the nineties) or the period of financial liberalization and the reform of financial and banking systems until 2016 using a set of specific indicators for the development of financial systems that allow us to make comparisons between the Arab Maghreb countries, Using an analytical approach. The study concluded that the Moroccan financial system achieved high levels of development followed by the Tunisian financial system and finally comes the Algerian financial system. This indicates that the policy of financial liberalization in Algeria has not succeeded. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The study aims to measure the impact of financial development on economic growth in the Arab Maghreb countries (Algeria, Morocco and Tunisia) using annual time series data for a number of variables over the period 1980 to 2016. Based on the results of the time series stability test, co-integration and the causal test of Granger were used. The results of co-integration showed a positive correlation in the long term between financial development and economic growth in the three countries studied. As for the results of the results of the causal test of Granger, there has been no causal relationship between financial development and economic growth in Algeria, while a bidirectional relationship between financial development and economic growth has been demonstrated in Morocco, but for Tunisia, has been proved a one-way relationship from economic growth to financial development. These results are logical for the economies of the Arab Maghreb countries. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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