الدوريات والمجلات الأكاديمية
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Item حركة الاستيطان الروماني في بلاد المغرب القديم في أواخر العهد الجمهوري (133-27 ق.م)(مجلة دراسات تراثية - مخبر البناء الحضري للمغرب الأوسط - معهد الأثار- جامعة الجزائر2-أبو القاسم سعد الله, 2015-12-30) بوزكري, يسينةساد الاعتقاد أن الاستيطان الروماني في شمال إفريقيا هووليد العهد الإمبراطوري، وأن العهد الجمهوري لم يشهد أية محاولة جادة لتكريس هذه السياسة من قبل الرومان، لكن الواقع يؤكّد غير ذلك ؛ إذ أنهم أولوه عناية واهتماها، حينما أحسّوا بثقل الظروف الاجتماعية والاقتصادية على روما. وهوما دفعنا للاهتمام بالموضوع للوقوف على المحاولات الأولى لكل من الأخوين كراكوس، وكذلك ماريوس ويوليوس قيصر ؛ مركزين على دوافع هذه الحركة، وأهم المستوطنات التي أسست في الفترة (133-27 ق م). It was believed that the Roman colony in North Africa was the cradle of the Imperial Era, and that the Republican Era did not witness any serious attempt to establish this policy by the Romans, but reality confirms otherwise. They gave him care and concern, when they felt the burden of social and economic conditions on Rome. This prompted us to pay attention to the subject, to discover the first attempts of the Cracus brothers, as well as Marius and Julius Caesar; Focus on the motivations for this movement, and the most important settlements that were established in the period (133-27 BC).Item دينامية التعمير و التمدن البحري في الفترة العثمانية الأولى بالمغرب الأوسط (الجزائر)(2022-06-30) بن حموش, مصطفىThe North African coast witnessed an unprecedented urban development during the early Ottoman period as a result of the exodus of a large number of Andalusians refugees. Many maritime cities expanded after their liberation from the Spanish occupation, and new cities emerged, while some archaeological sites of vanished cities emerged thanks to the presence of building materials in the sites and the existence of the previous infrastructure. Ottoman rulers had a prominent role in hosting Andalusian refugees and their settling in the region since the first period of its annexing to the Ottoman Empire. Cities expanded, provided with defense and civil services, and managed throughout the Ottoman period. The interaction of geographical and historical factors is one of the drivers of this urbanization, which drew the features of the human map in current days. The attachment of cities to maritime activities had its impact on the cultural, social and economic diversity of the Central Maghreb and its openness to the Mediterranean countries and to the world. Therefore, shedding light on this period enables researchers to understand the pattern of distribution of cities on the one hand, and the stages of their inception, growth and development on the other hand.