02.2

Date de publication : Mars 2010

Pagination : 19-30

E-ISSN: 2571-9742

Référence électronique

Belil Rahmouna, « The role of maritime labor in the economy of Algeria during the 18th century. »,

Dialogue  Méditerranéen, [En ligne], n°02 | 2010,

mis en Ligne le 05 Avril 2017

Abstract:

    The work of maritime work (Corsaire) has borrowed many of the writings of specialists and non-specialists, including the old and the modern. Piracy has an important place in the interests of countries. Algeria was known for its golden age during the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, and the Mediterranean was the real focus of its activity, and it is necessary to question the profitability of this sector and its contribution to the commercial activity of the Regence.

    Piracy for Muslims is a naval jihad adopted by North Africans when their coasts are attacked by Spanish and Portuguese Christians. Algeria has been engaged in piracy and its consequences. Risks and risks are great. There are no guarantees in Algeria during the 18th century, unlike in Europe.

key words:

Maritime work- Economy of Regence Algeria- Corsaire