The Economic System of the Early Modern Algerian State, 1832–1847.

Abstract

The European colonial countries struggled to occupy Algeria for political, economic, religious and cultural considerations and backgrounds, due to the huge economic resources it possesses, the most important of which are minerals, raw materials, and abundant agricultural production, as Algerian wheat is the engine of trade and commercial movement. The research objectives are our knowledge of the economic aspect of the modern Algerian state in light of the conflict and what are the most important results that have been achieved on the ground. The methodology of the research consists in listing and describing some historical facts and analyzing them in their historical and economic context.