مواقف القبائل الحدودية لبايليك الشرق الجزائري من النزاع الجزائري التونسي (1614-1821)‎

Abstract EN

The issue of borders was one of the core issues in the conflict between the Maghreb countries, which was the cause of most of the wars that erupted due to the political, economic and social stakes it represented.

Each party was defending the borders of its state, to ensure its territorial sovereignty.

Relations between Algeria and Tunisia have been characterized since Algeria annexed the Ottoman Empire to conflict and wars This led to the conclusion of a treaty between Algeria and Tunisia in 1614, during which the borders between the two countries were determined.

The two countries reached a renewal of the treaty in 1628.

Despite that, the issue of the borders was not finally resolved.

Where the issue of border tribes remained the focus of the conflict between the two countries.

where each party claimed its authority over it, This is for the purpose of extracting taxes from them, and utilizing them at the same time, during wars against its original state.

From here we can raise the problem: What is the position of the border tribes towards the conflict between the Algerian and Tunisian deer? What is the extent of the impact of this conflict on the Algerian border tribes? The objectives that we seek in this research are to understand the motives and causes of tribal movements and movements and what results from them and the position of the border tribes in light of the policies of the rulers of the two countries.