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La ville de l'ère des économies fondées sur la connaissance

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  • Mokhtar Kheladi

    (UB - Université Abderrahmane Mira [Université de Béjaïa] = University Abderrahmane Mira [University of Béjaïa])

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Le monde est entré dans une nouvelle ère où le savoir et la technologie sont à la source de la croissance des richesses qu'une nation arrive à créer au cours d'une année. Cet effort en faveur de la production de connaissances scientifiques a engendré une dynamique qui reconfigure l'ensemble de l'écosystème dans lequel se déploie la société, notamment son cadre de vie, c'est-à-dire la ville. La ville est le contenant de la civilisation, le cadre à l'intérieur duquel l'homme peut s'épanouir. Pour maintenir en état de fonctionnement cette machinerie complexe, l'homme y injecte l'ensemble du savoir scientifique qu'il arrive à développer, lui donnant des niveaux de confort et de complexité de plus en plus élevés. Toutes les découvertes scientifiques, depuis les rudiments de la géométrie aux derniers acquis de l'électronique, sont lisibles dans la ville. Aussi, il est possible d'affirmer que la croissance est déterminée par le volume de connaissances qu'une société maîtrise, lui-même déterminé par la qualité du cadre urbain où il se développe. La ville algérienne est-elle en mesure de relever ce défi ?

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  • Mokhtar Kheladi, 2008. "La ville de l'ère des économies fondées sur la connaissance," Post-Print halshs-00381995, HAL.
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