مهاجري دول ساحل الصحراء في مدن الصحراء الجزائرية مقاربة أنثروبولوجية ليوميات ومعيش مهاجري دول ساحل الصحراء في مدينة ورقلة

Résumé: This study came to open the field of scientific and academic research on the subject of migration and the daily living of immigrants from the countries of the Sahara coast to the city of Ouargla, to move away from populist or journalistic readings, which have always stigmatized immigration and immigrants with negative stigmas, and it is one of the studies that combined two disciplines in anthropology, the anthropology of migration and the anthropology of daily life, based on a qualitative methodology in which the approaches and methods used in inventorying and analyzing ethnographic data differed. The study concluded that the migration of the citizens of the Sahara coast countries is a praxis that expresses an uprising against the historicity of the living reality in the country of origin and aims to change a social reality, in addition to that the immigrants formed a social reality through the creation of patterns and mechanisms for housing and regularity in work groups, in addition to the daily interaction within The public spaces in the city of Ouargla, the study also concluded to highlight the cultural reality and acculturation processes that take place between the incoming immigrant and the receiving community, and the positive and negative role of immigrants in the development processes taking place in the city of Ouargla by diving into the analysis of immigrant work and the phenomenon of begging.

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