Talk:Algeria–Turkey relations
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- 1) The Oxford business group is not a reliable source. 2) Even if you consider it reliable, its latest editions (2011,[1] 2015[2]) and its website[3] clearly state that 99% of the population is considered to be of Arab or Berber descent, with the European minority comprising the remaining 1% of inhabitants.
- The first Turkish source is ancient. What someone claimed in 1953 (when 10% of the population was European) is neither here nor there. Furthermore, WP:RS contradicting it (describing Algeria's ethnic makeup as "99% Arab-Berber; less than 1 % European") can be cited ad nauseam.
- The second Turkish source (which isn't reliable to start with) says:
Etnik Özellikler: Cezayir nüfusunun çogunlugunu (% 78) Arap etnik kökeninden gelenlerin teskil ettikleri varsayilmaktadir... Cezayir nüfusunun %22’sini teskil eden Berberiler Kabil, Savi, Mozabit ve Tuareg gibi ait gruplardan olusmaktadir
, which basically translates to: Ethnicity: It is assumed that the majority of the Algerian population (78%) consists of people of Arab ethnicity... The Berbers, which make up 22% of Algeria's population, are composed of groups such as Kabyles, Shawis, Mozabits and Tuaregs. - The rest is WP:OR.
References
- ^ The Report: Algeria 2011. Oxford Business Group. 2011. p. 9. ISBN 978-1-907065-37-8.
- ^ Oxford Business Group (12 December 2015). The Report: Algeria 2015. Oxford Business Group. p. 12. ISBN 978-1-910068-47-2.
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has generic name (help) - ^ "Algeria continues to move ahead into its future". Oxford Business Group. 16 Jan 2017.
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