المكاتب العربية و السياسة الاستيطانية الفرنسية في الجزائر : إقليم قسنطينة أنموذجا

Abstract EN

The colonial policy in Algeria relied on encouraging European immigration to consolidate the French colonial presence in the country, and this policy had many aspects, which included all fields, so the Paris government initiated the issuance of a resolution on July 22, 1834, which provided for the annexation of Algeria to France and divided it into three provinces: "Algiers, Constantine and Oran", initially subject to the control of the governor-general of Algiers.

The French Settlement Project in Algeria required the establishment of special bodies to organize and facilitate the settlement process, the most important of which are Arab offices to be able to displace a human force from within Europe and France to Algeria, and privatized it with privileges.