conomic relations between the Bedouin tribes and the palaces in the Laghouat region at the beginning of the nineteenth century AD

Abstract

The article is a historial and economic study, as it studies one of the most important aspects of economic life in the Laghouat region, and specifically the nature of the economic relations existing between the Bedouin tribes and the palaces in the region at the beginning of the nineteenth century CE, where I knew a kind of alliance, cooperation and economic integration, and this Due to the different skills and capabilities of each side, which led to the failure of either of them to dispense with the other, and in order to ensure their interests, the palaces were linked to wide economic relations with the Bedouins who were always on the move, between the hill and the desert, which led to the dismantling of the isolation of the palaces, And This is what contributed to its reconstruction, and the revitalization of commercial activity in the region, and between the hill and the desert