الإقليمية و الانتماءات القبلية في بلدية سيدي خطاب : قبيلة "قطع الواد" نموذجا

Abstract EN

Does territorialisation through tribalization mingle with the emergence of freshly emerging territorialities? Our contribution is a reflection on the theme of spatial appropriation, the process of territorialisation and their relationship with tribalism.

We examined one of these aspects: tribalisation through land-use projects.

We suggest in a different perspective one aspect of the experimental representations: in the representations of Sidi Khettab inhabitants, Ouled Ahmed are stereotyped as Berrani (strangers), likewise, they are referred to as the people from beyond the Wadi (Valley).

The question of territorial delimitation on a symbolic level seems relevant.

Conjointly, the matter is of territorialisation achieved by the politic.

The revival of the feeling of tribal or clanic (Arch) membership depends closely on the good spatial integration of the douar (burgh) in the dominion.

Our survey showed samples of communal experience, even urban experience.

In conclusion, the territory is viewed, from the perspective of a social construct at the same time, as a tribal support to actors’ practices and to the producer of territoriality nominally "tribalized"