The French plan to control southern Algeria: A reading of the colonial and missionary dimension in the Hoggar region
Keywords:
Hoggar, French expansion, missionary, Southern Algeria, exploratory missions, Algerian SaharaAbstract
The French administration adopted a multi-dimensional strategy to impose its control over the Hoggar region, ranging from direct military force, economic domination, and administrative and political influence, to the cultural and missionary dimension through which it sought to influence education and local customs and to prepare society to accept French domination.
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