مجلة النمو الاقتصادي والمقاولاتية
Volume 7, Numéro 1, Pages 36-47
2024-02-27
Bejaja City’s: Regional Activity Center And Space Of Pendular Immigration
Authors : Ait Atmane Braham .
Abstract
This study offers a comprehensive snapshot of Bejaia's economic landscape, highlighting the clustering of businesses and individuals. Our approach combines statistical analysis with on-site research, revealing Bejaia's pivotal role as a central hub for various activities and emphasizing its status as a magnet for pendular immigration. Through a blend of quantitative and qualitative methodologies, we shed light on Bejaia's pivotal economic significance. Statistical insights underscore its position as a thriving activity nucleus, while on-the-ground investigations delve into Bejaia's role as a dynamic arena of pendular immigration. Our findings underscore that Bejaia's economic vibrancy has its flip side, manifesting in challenges to urban infrastructure and quality of life. This raises concerns about the prevailing urban configuration's compatibility with holistic human development goals. In essence, the city's economic dynamism, while driving progress, reveals a complex interplay with the construction and sustenance of a conducive living environment. In summary, our study provides a nuanced depiction of Bejaia's economic fabric, revealing its centrality in driving various sectors. By combining empirical data with experiential insights, we unravel the intricate dynamics of pendular immigration within Bejaia's urban landscape. Ultimately, our research highlights the need for a balanced approach that harmonizes economic growth with the well-being of its inhabitants, advocating for a comprehensive urban development strategy that nurtures both prosperity and human welfare.
Keywords
activities zone ; pendular immigration ; Economic Concentration ; Bejaia ; Employment Dynamics
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