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espanolDesde el ultimo tercio del siglo XX hasta el presente, las relaciones de la Union Europea con Argelia han evolucionado paralelamente al sistema internacional manteniendo un centroperiferia natural y dinamico. Asi, la firma, en 1976, de un acuerdo de cooperacion consistente, sobre todo, en la facilitacion de intercambios comerciales y la prestacion de asistencia tecnica y economica al pais magrebi, dio paso a la adopcion, en 2002, del acuerdo de asociacion que concedio a Argelia la condicion de socio estrategico de la UE. De este modo, ademas del componente economico, las cuestiones derivadas del proceso de globalizacion como la inmigracion, el terrorismo y, sobre todo, la seguridad energetica se han convertido en uno de los vectores determinantes de las relaciones euro-argelinas. Los cambios en la naturaleza de esta relacion bilateral definen la tesis principal de este articulo: Argelia ya no es percibida por la UE solo como un socio comercial, sino como un socio estrategico. EnglishSince the last third of the twentieth century and up to the present, the relations of the European Union with Algeria have evolved parallel to the international system and following a natural dynamic centerperiphery. Thus, the signing, in 1976, of a Cooperation Agreement consisting of, above all, the facilitation of trade exchanges and the provision of technical and economic assistance to the Maghrebi country, progressed in the adoption, in 2002, of the Agreement of Association, which granted Algeria the status of strategic partner of the EU. In this way, in addition to the economic component, issues arising from the globalization process such as immigration, terrorism and, especially, energy security have become the determining vectors of Euro-Algerian relations. Changes in the nature of this bilateral relationship define the main thesis of this article: Algeria is no longer perceived by the EU only as a trade partner but as a strategic partner.

Algeria: Determining Vectors of its Relationship with the European Union. Updating the Center-Periphery Relationship in the Mediterranean Region