Bachir KERBOUA
Today, all the changes in our way of life and our environment with our social and moral relationships have affected our urban way of life in its various structures and relationships. The distribution of work and functions, our land use, modes of transport, industrial and agricultural production, modes of consumption and waste production, certainly, human relations have been affected considerably.The city is indeed the basis of economic and social development and wealth creation, but the social changes have been too rapid to be controlled, because today’s society has imposed a way of life where comfort and a whole series of modern conveniences offered by the city are imposed everywhere, creating a standard of living that is becoming generalized and uniform, erasing certain contradictions but revealing glaring disparities. As a result of the modern evolution of the last century, the urban fabric has suffered many damages and transformations and has been hit by many ills and social handicaps. The pace of transformations has not stopped accelerating, and development has become, however, synonymous with destruction and waste of natural resources and balanced human development.
