Migrations
Since time immemorial, the phenomenon of migration has always existed. Despite the tragedy it may involve, it is not only a simple movement of people but also a transfer of histories and of knowledge.
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Privateering and captivity in the Mediterranean
Overview
Privateering in the Mediterranean
Captives
Military slaves or Mamluks
Sub-Saharan African slaves
Migrations within the Ottoman Empire
Overview
Powerbrokers
Traders and craftsmen
Refugee victims of the break-up of the Ottoman Empire
Nomadic tribes
North–South movements
Overview
Political emigration
Making a career working for the sultan
A little-known story: Italian workers in Tunisia
A matter of land: Agricultural settlements in Tunisia
Artists
The cross-Mediterranean movements of the privileged few
The life of European immigrant communities: Egypt and Tunisia
Privateering and captivity in the Mediterranean 
OverviewPrivateering in the MediterraneanCaptivesMilitary slaves or MamluksSub-Saharan African slavesMigrations within the Ottoman Empire
OverviewPowerbrokersTraders and craftsmenRefugee victims of the break-up of the Ottoman EmpireNomadic tribesNorth–South movements
OverviewPolitical emigrationMaking a career working for the sultanA little-known story: Italian workers in TunisiaA matter of land: Agricultural settlements in TunisiaArtistsThe cross-Mediterranean movements of the privileged few
