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This paper assesses the stability of the regime in Algeria following the Arab Spring. The authors argue that although the regime faces considerable challenges in the form of internal fractures, contentious politics, and changing regional security dynamics, it seems likely that it will endure in the near future. However, they also suggest that this endurance will come at the price of a likely militarization of the regime and a potential subsequent destabilization of the political environment in the country and the region.