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La scolarisation des filles a connu une progression massive et spectaculaire au cours des dernières décennies dans l’ensemble des pays du Sud, certains d’entre eux inversant même les inégalités de fréquentation au détriment des garçons. À partir d’études de cas et d’approches disciplinaires et thématiques variées, Autrepart montre la persistance des rapports de genre et l’émergence de nouveaux schémas discriminants envers les filles scolarisées. Le désordre social provoqué par cette évolution incite les sociétés à poursuivre la scolarisation des filles tout en maintenant à l’identique les rapports de pouvoir entre les hommes et les femmes à travers notamment la recherche d’un nouvel « idéal féminin ».

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Pages 3 to 33| A discreet global revolution: increasing school enrolment for girls and young women in developing countries | Marie-France Lange

Pages 35 to 52| School-related gender-based violence in Francophone Africa: terminological challenges behind the instigation to fight harmful trivialised practices | Elisabeth Hofmann

Pages 53 to 68| Educating the Women of the Ethiopian Nation: Emancipatory Discourses and Gendered Assignments (1941-1991) | Pierre Guidi

Pages 69 to 87| Gender in Chinese Textbooks | Su Wang

Pages 89 to 107| Elementary schooling of girls in Niamey: wide spread access, but conservation of social representations of genders’ roles | Aissata Assane Igodoe

Pages 109 to 123| Girls’ Arab-Islamic education: A diversity of schools and family strategies in Senegal | Mame Fatou Séne

Pages 125 to 142| The implications of preschooling on the lives of women and girls. The Tamil Nadu (India) case study | Émilie Ponceaud Goreau

Pages 143 to 160| The societal challenge of schooling the girls from East African pastoralists: confronting narratives and practices | Nathalie Bonini

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Pages 3 to 21| Morality and desire. Sexuality, gender and inequality in contemporary China | Jean-Baptiste Pettier, Catriona Dutreuilh

Pages 23 to 41| True love: The suspicion apparatus towards binational couples | Manuela Salcedo Robledo

Pages 43 to 59| “Abstinence, be faithful, use a condom” approach in Vanuatu: Translating a globalized sex education policy | Alice Servy

Pages 61 to 77| Which pleasure for women? A gendered approach to sexual pleasure in the Bolivian Andes | Céline Geffroy

Pages 79 to 102| The effects of rural urbanization in the periphery of Cantonese metropolis: The Daxuecheng university case | Christophe Guibert, Benjamin Taunay

Pages 103 to 123| Challenges and opportunities in territorial public health policies: Care for frail elderly people in Reunion Island | Armelle Klein, Frédéric Sandron

Pages 125 to 138| Challenges of democratizing village space | Michel Jules Mahier Bah, César Léonce Koffi Eben-Ezer, Charles Sylvain Gade

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Pages 3 to 18| Gender-based violence: Theories, definitions and policies | Arlette Gautier

Pages 19 to 37| Harmful practices on the global agenda: Comparing female genital mutilation and gender-biased sex selection | Laura Rahm, Johanna Kostenzer

Pages 39 to 55| The place of consent in experiences of obstetric violence in Mexico | Mounia El Kotni

Pages 57 to 74| Continuum of violence and agency in female migration from Nigeria to Europe | Chiara Quagliariello

Pages 75 to 89| Mayan Ixil women and conflict-related violence: Between trauma and resilience | Coralie Morand

Pages 91 to 107| Masculinities of Rohingya refugee men in Malaysia: The role of gendered violence | Élodie Voisin

Pages 109 to 131| Domestic violence in Lebanon: From private problem to public cause | Rhéa Eddé

Pages 133 to 148| Integrate, define, repress and prevent ‟femicide/feminicide” in Latin America | Victoria Bellami

Pages 149 to 164| The importance of ‟gender awareness” for the prevention of violence against women: Public communication campaigns in Chile and France | Myriam Hernández Orellana

Pages 165 to 181| The production of SIGA-Mulher (an information system about violence against women) in Rio de Janeiro State (Brazil). Intersectionality and public action | Alfonsina Faya Robles, Cristina Cabral da Silva, Carlos Eduardo Raymundo

Pages 182 to 188| Reviews

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Pages 3 to 11| Correspondence between territories and identities: A heritage process? | Véronique Boyer, Émilie Stoll

Pages 13 to 31| Social reinterpretation at local level and family memories of the Aveyron immigration at Pigüé (Province of Buenos Aires, Argentina) | Christophe Albaladejo, Susana Sassone, Roberto Bustos Cara

Pages 33 to 49| The archeologisation of imaginaries. The heritage-making of relics in northern Peru between injonction and appropriation | Emanuela Canghiari

Pages 51 to 72| Whales and “Road of Whales”: patrimonialization and territory in the South West Indian Ocean | Moeha Saisho, Frédéric Sandron

Pages 73 to 90| Political decentralization, heritage and local arrangements: when the “Jowro” cling to the Burgoutieres (Niger Inner Delta) | Baba Coulibaly, Elisabeth Dorier

Pages 91 to 108| Convergences and contradictions of heritage dynamics in the Serra do Mar State Park, São Paulo, Brazil | Jorge Calvimontes, Gabriella Almeida Rancan, Lúcia da Costa Ferreira

Pages 109 to 127| Montes, tierras libres y baldíos: (re)defining appropriable lands in the peripheries of Cartagena (Colombia) after 1991 | Luisa Arango

Pages 129 to 144| Such Goodhearted People: Dioramas in the Nubia Museum of Aswan | Alexandra Parrs

Pages 145 to 160| Heritage and museums in Turkey: new territories of political and identity struggles | Julien Boucly

Pages 161 to 175| Territorial and identity negotiations in Xinjiang (China): the case of the patrimonialization of Muslim shrines | Pascale Bugnon

Pages 177 to 195| Contrary autochtonies. Circulations of ideas and indigenous transatlantic resistance’s practices | Elena Apostoli Cappello

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Pages 3 to 24| A “feudal preference”: discrepancies between social constructs of son preference, perceptions and public policies on prenatal sex selection in Vietnam | Valentine Becquet, Bich Ngoc Luu

Pages 25 to 49| Post-primary education inequalities in Burkina Faso | Bilampoa Gnoumou-Thiombiano, Idrissa Kaboré

Pages 51 to 72| How does childhood obesity affect school achievement? Contributions from a qualitative analysis implemented in Mexico City | Pierre Levasseur, Luis Ortiz-Hernandez

Pages 73 to 88| Cross of Agadez, cross of Niger, western imaginary of the Tuareg world | Audrey Boucksom

Pages 89 to 104| Labor relations in rural Laos: Lao peasant’s moral economy and the ethic of the business owners | Vanina Bouté

Pages 105 to 120| Territorial fragmentation of wasterpickers formalization in Lima | Mélanie Rateau

Pages 121 to 139| The entry of new actors on the scene of health development projects: alterating or maintaining the “public health” concept? The example of the social responsibility of oil companies in Angola | Virginie Tallio

Pages 140 to 142| Reviews | Chantal Blanc-Pamard

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Pages 3 to 16| Learning, positioning oneself and creating: Hybridization of knowledge in the South | Frédérique Jankowski, Sophie Lewandowski

Pages 17 to 34| China’s knowledge building in Africa: Internationalisation of learning spaces and new research questions | Martina Bassan, Jean-Jacques Gabas

Pages 35 to 50| Learning to heal in the colonial period. From formal transmission of biomedical knowledge to hybrid practices of care (Madagascar, Imerina) | Delphine Burguet

Pages 51 to 67| Circulation and transmission of intangible heritage knowledge: The Afro-Brazilian case | Christine Douxami

Pages 69 to 85| Places of learning and dynamics of bee-keeping knowledge in Morocco | Antonin Adam, Geneviève Michon, Jean-Michel Sorba, Lahoucine Amzil

Pages 87 to 108| “Burkinabe shafts” in Haute Guinée: Technical knowledge circulation in the artisanal mining sector | Cristiano Lanzano, Luigi Arnaldi di Balme

Pages 109 to 124| Learning from medical errors. The role of work conditions in a clinical research conducted in Abidjan (Ivory Coast) | Isabelle Gobatto

Pages 125 to 145| “He sucks, but there is no milk”. Knowledge hierarchization and hybridisation about colostrum in Cambodia | Ève Bureau-Point, Joël Candau, Leang Sim Kruy

Pages 147 to 160| Frustrating “interested” flirt in Dakar: Homosociality, masculinity and knowledge circulation | Nicolas Faynot

Pages 161 to 177| Ketama and Amsterdam: Smugglers and knowledge developers in hashish production | Kenza Afsahi

Pages 179 to 183| Reviews

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Pages 3 to 20| Indigenous knowledge for sustainable development | Mina Kleiche-Dray

Pages 21 to 40| Territorial conflicts and use of forests in indigenous land Alto Turiaçu (State of Maranhão, Brazil): Ka’apor knowledge against logging | Claudia Leonor López Garcés

Pages 41 to 56| Community forestry, indigenous knowledge and participatory governance in Nicaragua | Sandrine Fréguin-Gresh

Pages 57 to 74| Local knowledge in the agri-food policies | Elena Lazos Chavero

Pages 75 to 90| Around the argan tree: How far can one “go shopping” in local knowledge? | Geneviève Michon, Didier Genin, Bruno Romagny, Mohamed Alifriqui, Laurent Auclair

Pages 91 to 114| Between loss of local knowledge and social change: Challenges and stakes of the foggaras rehabilitation in the region of Touat, Algerian Sahara | Tarik Ghodbani, Ouassini Dari, Sid-Ahmed Bellal, Mohamed Hadeid

Pages 115 to 134| Identification, characterisation and assessment of organic manure management by farmers: Sources of innovation? | Mélanie Blanchard, Éric Vall, Béatrice Tingueri Loumbana, Jean-Marc Meynard

Pages 135 to 158| Indigenous knowledge, nature as a “subject”, and environmental governance: an analysis of legal re-configurations in Bolivia and Ecuador | Diégo Landivar, Émilie Ramillien

Pages 159 to 172| Valorization of traditional medicine in Madagascar, place of traditional healers in medicinal plants’ research and training | Pierrine Didier

Pages 173 to 195| Constructed knowledge. The political and sociological construction of knowledge through the prism of a Mexican study on maize | Étienne Gérard

Pages 197 to 216| Mobilized ethnobiology, institutionalized ethobiobiology. The Mexican trajectory of a rebel discipline | David Dumoulin Kervran

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Pages 3 to 23| Development promoter versus fragile state: How did Mauritius become an emerging country while Niger remained a least developed country? | Emmanuel Grégoire

Pages 25 to 45| Demographic aging in China: Perspectives and challenges | Isabelle Attané

Pages 47 to 68| What daily mobility tells us about socio-spatial inequalities | Florence Boyer, Vincent Gouëset, Daniel Delaunay

Pages 69 to 87| Domestic work and identity among Haitian women: Maids in Haiti, domestic workers in Guiana | Maud Laëthier

Pages 89 to 104| The Peruvian database of traditional knowledge of indigenous people: The legal construction of a particular protection | Adriana Munoz Sanchez

Pages 105 to 121| Agriculture, market and economic extraversion in the mountains of East Africa | Sylvain Racaud

Pages 123 to 144| The present reform of medersas in Côte d'Ivoire | Issouf Binaté

Pages 151 to 156| Reviews

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Pages 5 to 20| Building Cultural Heritage in Mobility | Aurélie Condevaux, Anaïs Leblon

Pages 21 to 37| (Re-)building Heritage in Mobility: An Exhibition on the Hammam in Marseille | Émilie Francez

Pages 39 to 54| Creation of a Roma Orchestra from a Migrant Squat and Uses of “authentic” Identity | Alexandra Clavé-Mercier

Pages 55 to 67| Kanaka Music in Motion: Context, Challenge and Institutionalisation in New Caledonia | Stéphanie Geneix-Rabault

Pages 69 to 84| Mobility and Patrimonialisation of Expressive Aesthetic Practices in the Pacific: Examples from Tonga and New Zealand | Aurélie Condevaux

Pages 85 to 102| Patrimonialisation of Heritage between the Local and the Transnational. The Case Study of a Project of “Fulani ecomuseum” in the Region of Matam (Senegal) | Julie Garnier, Anaïs Leblon

Pages 103 to 124| The Two Faces of Janus: Patrimonialisation of Initiation Rituals and Discourses about Tradition in “tradimodern” Gabonese Music | Alice Aterianus-Owanga

Pages 125 to 143| Making Community and Consolidating Descent through Musical Heritage. A Transnational View on the Judaeo-Spanish World | Jessica Roda

Pages 145 to 162| Patrimonialising Tango Dance: A “tradition” through the Lens of its Deterritorialisation | Christophe Apprill

Pages 163 to 181| About the Eleven Project | Anne Dubos

Pages 183 to 199| Son Jarocho between Mexico, the United States and Europe: Reticular Patrimonialisation of a Transnational Cultural Practice | Christian Rinaudo

Pages 201 to 218| Bottom-up Construction of a Mexican Native Graphic Heritage in a Transnational Situation (Mexico-USA) | Aline Hémond

Pages 219 to 233| Revisiting Iraqi Cultural Heritage from “Outside” in Times of Looting and Destruction: Al-Mutanabi Street in Motion | Diane Duclos

Pages 235 to 255| Patrimonialisation of Painful Memories: Anchors and Mobility, Roots and Rhizomes | Dominique Chevalier

Pages 257 to 275| The Circulatory Making of a National Heritage or the Co-production of Nature in Costa Rica | Linda Boukhris

Pages 277 to 291| The “Reindeer cultural heritage”: Tourist Practices and Nomadic Trajectories among the Evenki of China (Inner Mongolia) | Aurore Dumont

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Pages 3 to 15| From Europe to the South: New Itinerances or Reverse Migrations? | Sylvie Bredeloup

Pages 17 to 33| “Expats”, “settlers”, and “pioneers”: Contemporary Mobilities, Social Worlds, and the Postcolonial Dynamics of the French in Algeria | Giulia Fabbiano

Pages 35 to 50| Mobility of Spanish Workers in Western Algeria | Juan David Sempere Souvannavong, María-Jesús Cabezón Fernández

Pages 51 to 68| European Winter Migrants in Morocco: Circulation and Recomposition of Social Spaces | Brenda Le Bigot

Pages 69 to 86| New Migrations? French and European Migratory Circulation to Morocco | Michel Peraldi, Liza Terrazzoni

Pages 87 to 105| The European Residents of the Medina of Fez: A New Form of North-South Migration | Mohamed Berriane, M’hammed Idrissi-Janati

Pages 107 to 123| European Migrants in Senegal’s Saint-Louis: Heterogeneous Strategies to Negotiate their Place in the City | Frédérique Louveau

Pages 125 to 141| European Migrants on the Senegalese Coast (Petite Côte, Saloum): From Touristic Economy Openness to Identitarian Closure | Hélène Quashie

Pages 143 to 164| The Dynamics of Spanish-Colombian Migration during the Crisis: Multiple Migrations or Return Migration? | Célio Sierra-Paycha

Pages 165 to 182| Economic Crisis and Return Migration: Ecuadorians in Spain | Anna Perraudin

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Pages 3 to 28| When the Businesses of the global South Invest in the Countries of the South: Shifting Boundaries/an Emerging Phenomenon | Géraud Magrin, Évelyne Mesclier, Alain Piveteau

Pages 29 to 48| Arab Investment from the Gulf Countries in Maghreb and the Middle East, Vectors of Regional Integration? | Armelle Choplin, Leïla Vignal

Pages 49 to 66| South Africa in African agriculture : Investment models and their dynamics towards a structured conquest | Ward Anseeuw, Mathieu Boche

Pages 67 to 87| The Uruguayan Agriculture and South-American Investment | Alejandro Saravia, Martine Guibert, Pedro Arbeletche, Maëlle Gédouin, Luc Capdevila, Hermes Morales, Jean-François Tourrand

Pages 89 to 108| Aid, Investment and Migrant-investors: Chinese Involvement in Ivory Coast | Xavier Aurégan

Pages 109 to 125| Brazilian Cooperation and investments in Mozambique: A Contested Complementarity | Isabela Nogueira, Ossi Ollinaho

Pages 127 to 146| Bajaj in Egypt or thee Discreet Propagation of autorickshaw in Africa | Yann Philippe Tastevin

Pages 147 to 159| Argentina at the Crossroads of Energy and Mining Investment | Marie Forget, Silvina Carrizo

Pages 161 to 181| Mauritian Tourism Stakeholders to the Conquest of the Global South | Hélène Pébarthe-Désiré

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Pages 3 to 22| School Practices and Gender in Primary Schools in Cotonou | Bénédicte Gastineau, Josette Gnele, Saturnine Mizochounnou

Pages 23 to 46| Fertility Strategies in Ouagadougou | Moussa Bougma, Marie-France Lange, Thomas K. Legrand, Jean-François Kobiané

Pages 47 to 65| Mobilities, Family Strategies and Marriage Market Transformations in Vietnam | Danièle Bélanger, Thi-Van Nguyen

Pages 67 to 84| Lower Fertility in the Context of Improving Women’s Status? | Amandine Lebugle Mojdehi

Pages 85 to 100| Deliver at Home despite Free Health Care | Médiatrice Nkurunziza

Pages 101 to 116| Immunization and “Slight Limp” in Senegal | Fatoumata Hane, Élise Guillermet

Pages 117 to 135| “All of us, women and men, participated to the pacification” | Camille Boutron

Pages 137 to 156| The Emergence of the New Age in Post-soviet Cuba | Emma Gobin

Pages 157 to 172| Sustainable Development according to a Logging Company in Northeast Gabon | Étienne Bourel

Pages 173 to 192| Perspectives on the Framing of the Cultural Heritage of Possession Cults in the South Atlantic (Benin, Brazil) | Emmanuelle Kadya Tall

Pages 193 to 214| Immigration and Statistics in Guyana | Luc Cambrézy

Pages 215 to 240| The Erupcion of the Indigenous Self-declaration between the Mexican Censuses of 2000 and 2010 | Olivier Barbary, Regina Martínez Casas

Pages 241 to 258| The Access to the Employment to Lubumbashi | Olivier Kahola Tabu

Pages 259 to 278| Southern Madagascar Migrations | Rémy Canavesio

Pages 279 to 295| Risk Policies in Ecuador: Between International Cooperation and the Strengthening of Public Authority | Julien Rebotier

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Pages 3 to 18| Words and Power Relationships in the Global South | Sandra Bornand, Alice Degorce, Cécile Leguy

Pages 19 to 35| Formal Greetings and Exercise of Authority in Wallis | Sophie Chave-Dartoen

Pages 37 to 53| The Role of Touristic Narratives in Local Power Dynamics (Santa Anita, Guatemala) | Clara Duterme

Pages 55 to 71| Mapuche Culture in Court: Power and Linguistic-cultural Mediation of Intercultural Facilitators in the Criminal Courts of Southern Chile | Fabien Le Bonniec

Pages 73 to 88| Discourses on Nature in Madagascar, in the Wake of teny baiko | Hervé Rakoto Ramiarantsoa, Marie Mellac, Véronique André-Lamat, Xavier Amelot

Pages 89 to 103| Speech and Hierarchy in the South Peruvian Andes | Ingrid Hall

Pages 105 to 122| Languages and Legitimation Registers of Political Power in Mali: Presidential Speeches in Context of (post-) Crisis | Laure Traoré

Pages 123 to 137| Local Languages and DominantLlinguistic Ideology (Tanzania) | Nathaniel Gernez

Pages 139 to 155| Word Games, Roleplays, Speaking Slots: The Promotion of a New Order in Zouglou, Ivory Coast Urban Poetry | Marie-Clémence Adom

Pages 157 to 180| The Metaphorical Argumentation of Elders in the Meetings of Colombian Amazonia Yucuna | Laurent Fontaine

Pages 181 to 197| The Aesthetics of Norm: Discourse and Power in Matrimonial and Maraboutic Relations in Dakar, Senegal | Ismaël Moya

Pages 198 to 203| Reviews

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Pages 3 to 21| Children and International Aid | Charles-Édouard de Suremain, Doris Bonnet

Pages 23 to 40| The Child as a Development Lever: Social Control through Child Policies in Colombia | Susana Borda Carulla

Pages 41 to 58| The Child as Subject of Rights: The Ambiguity of Children’s Participation in the Case of NGOs in Mexico city | Tuline Gülgönen

Pages 59 to 75| The Suffering Competition. Genesis and Elective Uses of the Category Orphans and Vulnerable Children at the Time of AIDS | Fabienne Hejoaka

Pages 77 to 94| Listening to the “Victims”: The Challenge of Protecting Vidomègon in Benin | Simona Morganti

Pages 95 to 109| Slaves and angels: the child as a developmental casualty in Haiti | Diane M. Hoffman

Pages 111 to 128| Vulnerability and Agency: Figures of Child Soldiers within the Narratives of Child Protection Practitioners in the Democratic Republic of Congo | Sylvie Bodineau

Pages 129 to 144| “The Street Can’t Give Birth !” | Muriel Champy

Pages 145 to 163| From Victim to Acting Child: Samusocial Sénégal and Care Arrangements for Street Children in Dakar | Véronique Gilbert

Pages 165 to 181| Moral Challenges and Discussion about the Figure of Street Children in Bolivia | Robin Cavagnoud

Pages 183 to 199| Rights of the Child and Liberalisation of the Mining Sector in Ghana | Géraldine André

Pages 201 to 218| Development Work and the Problem of the “Wandering-child” (Cambodia) | Steven Prigent

Pages 219 to 236| Evangelization of Children by Faith-based NGOs in Côte d’Ivoire: Between Humanitarian Aid and Moral Development | Marie Nathalie LeBlanc, Boris Koenig

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Pages 3 to 31| Under-employed, Unemployed or Entrepreneur: Youth and Employment | Florence Boyer, Charlotte Guénard

Pages 33 to 56| Gender and New Dynamics of Transition to First Employment among Youth in Ouagadougou | Anne-Emmanuèle Calvès, Jean-François Kobiané

Pages 57 to 75| Domestic Work in La Paz (Bolivia) from Juvenile Labour to Vocational Training | Sophie Blanchard

Pages 77 to 95| Young Entrepreneurs and Social Networks: Review of the Literature and Comparative Evidence from Madagascar and Vietnam | Christophe Jalil Nordman, Julia Vaillant

Pages 97 to 117| Young Bendskinners in Cameroon: Between Survival Strategies and State Violence | Yves Bertrand Djouda Feudjio

Pages 119 to 133| Employment for Rural Youth: Agricultural Entrepreneurship and Job Creation in Southern Burkina Faso | Laurent Téwendé Ouedraogo, Bernard Tallet

Pages 135 to 156| Post-earthquake Labour Market in Haiti: The Place of Youths | Claire Zanuso, François Roubaud, Constance Torelli

Pages 157 to 173| A Culture of Precarious Labour? Becoming a Day Labourer in India | Arnaud Kaba

Pages 175 to 193| Apprenticeship in Senegal, Determinants and Trajectories | Isabelle Chort, Philippe de Vreyer, Karine Marazyan

Pages 195 to 215| Abidjan Youths’ “Grazing” Occult Economies: A Cultural Dialectic of Generational Change | Boris Koenig

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Pages 3 to 29| Exchanged Perspectives on the Increase and Diversification of the Offer of Medicine in the Global South | Carine Baxerres, Emmanuelle Simon

Pages 31 to 49| Impact of Clinics, “Peddlers,” and Chinese Medicine Merchants on the Djékwasô Disease in the Land of the Gouro (Côte d'Ivoire) | Claudie Haxaire

Pages 51 to 68| The Differentiated Introduction of Generic Drugs in Francophone and Anglophone West African Countries: An Illustration of Drug Globalization Based on the Case of Benin | Carine Baxerres

Pages 69 to 88| New Pharmaceuticals in Contemporary Chinese Pharmacopoeia: R&D, Definition and Network Effects  | Évelyne Micollier

Pages 89 to 105| The Route of Cordyceps | Aline Mercan

Pages 107 to 122| Nationalizing Efavirenz: Compulsory License, Collective Invention, and Neo-developmentalism in Brazil (2001–2012) | Maurice Cassier, Marilena Corrêa

Pages 123 to 143| Industrializing Ayurvedic Medicine: On the Indian Path to Pharmaceutical Innovation | Laurent Pordié, Jean-Paul Gaudillière

Pages 145 to 159| A “Therapeutic Misconception?” Local Reconfiguration of Clinical Research on HIV in Senegal | Mathilde Couderc

Pages 161 to 177| The Micro-Social Effects of Antiretroviral Drugs: Mother-to-Child HIV Transmission Prophylaxis and Individualization in Burkina Faso | Alice Desclaux

Pages 179 to 180| Reviews | Pierre-Marie David

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Pages 3 to 16| Discussions and Controversies Surrounding the Future of Small Scale Agriculture | Valéria Hernandez, Pascale Phélinas

Pages 17 to 36| Modern Dairy Farmers in West Africa: Technicians’ Dream or Reality? | Christian Corniaux, Véronique Alary, Denis Gautier, Guillaume Duteurtre

Pages 37 to 56| Small-Scale Pineapple Production in Côte-d'Ivoire: From One Crisis to Another | Jean-Philippe Colin

Pages 57 to 73| Small Producers in the Peruvian Export Model: Between Subordination and One’s Own Strategies | Anaïs Marshall, Évelyne Mesclier, Jean-Louis Chaléard

Pages 75 to 93| Industrial or Family Plantations? Different Perspectives on the Production of Palm Oil and Cocoa in Indonesia and Ghana | Stéphanie Barral, François Ruf

Pages 95 to 114| Growing Cowpeas in Burkina Faso: A Pathway for Small-Scale Contextual Farming Adaptation? | Marie-Hélène Dabat, Rabah Lahmar, Richard Guissou

Pages 115 to 139| Public Transfers and Adaptation of Agricultural Households to the Liberalization Process in Southern Mexico | Éric Léonard, Rafael Palma, Virginie Brun

Pages 141 to 158| Peasant Farming in Nepal and Migrations: From Forging Links to Breaking Them? | Olivia Aubriot, Tristan Bruslé

Pages 159 to 181| Family Patterns of Agricultural Production in Question: Understanding Their Diversity and Functioning | Jean-Michel Sourisseau, Pierre-Marie Bosc, Sandrine Fréguin-Gresh, Jean-François Bélières, Philippe Bonnal, Jean-François Le Coq, Ward Anseeuw, Sandrine Dury

Pages 183 to 200| Adaptation to Global Change of Bedouin Societies in Egypt’s Northwest Coastal Zone | Véronique Alary, Ibrahim Daoud, Mona Abdelzaher, Omar Salama, Adel Aboul-Naga, Nicolas Merveille, Jean-François Tourrand, Sandrine Dury

Pages 201 to 216| Institutionalization of Family Agriculture in Argentina: Toward the Reformulation of Common Rural Development Standards | Marie Gisclard, Gilles Allaire

Pages 217 to 235| New Agriculture and Family Transformations in the Northeastern Highlands of Cambodia | Frédéric Bourdier

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Pages 3 to 21| Female Emancipation under Constraints | Agnès Adjamagbo, Anne-Emmanuèle Calvès

Pages 23 to 39| Spatial Mobility of Women African Traders: A Route to Emancipation | Sylvie Bredeloup

Pages 41 to 57| The Shortcomings of Emancipation: Workers’ Experiences across the Borders between Mexico and the United States | Luis Lopez Aspeitia

Pages 59 to 79| The New Clothes of the Female Virginity Taboo in Algeria: The Works and Testimonies of Algerian and Franco-Algerian Women Writers of French Expression | Isabelle Charpentier

Pages 81 to 97| The Effects of the Migration of Men on Women and Their Autonomy: The Debate between Maintaining and Transforming Traditional Relations between Men and Women in Senegal | Nathalie Mondain, Sara Randall, Alioune Diagne, Alice Elliot

Pages 99 to 115| Trajectories and Women’s Grievances in the Settlement of Marital Disputes Based on Two Case Studies among the Mossi (Burkina Faso) | Béatrice Bertho

Pages 117 to 136| Emancipation and Obedience: A Century of Catholic Nuns in Burkina Faso | Katrin Langewiesche

Pages 137 to 155| When Women’s Rights are Pronounced at the Mosque: The Ethnography of Islamic Emancipation Paths in Burkina Faso | Maud Saint-Lary

Pages 157 to 173| Why Not Us? Social Status and “Political Adulthood” of Gando Women in Benin | Eric Komlavi Hahonou

Pages 175 to 190| The Darning of Poverty or Feminist Engagement in the Working Class Residential Areas of San Cayetano and Gamboa in Latin America | Christine Verschuur

Pages 191 to 194| Reviews

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Pages 3 to 20| High School Students’ Views on Gender Roles in Tijuana (Baja California, Mexico) | Carole Brugeilles

Pages 21 to 37| The Migration of Young Mexican Indians to the United States: Issues, Challenges, and New Subjectivities | Alejandra Aquino Moreschi

Pages 39 to 53| Devils, Prophets, and Banzis on Libreville's Stages: The Re-employment of Religious Symbols by Rappers in Gabon | Alice Aterianus-Owanga

Pages 55 to 75| Pastoral and Nature Conservation Strategies: Transhumance and the W Park (Niger, Burkina Faso, Benin) | Boureima Amadou, Jean Boutrais

Pages 77 to 93| Mothers, Migrants and the Sick in French Guyana and Saint Martin: Motherhood at the Crossroads of Unequal Social Relations | Estelle Carde

Pages 95 to 110| What Future for Farming in the Cotton Growing Area in Western Burkina Faso? Agro-Pastoral Dynamics and Territorial Restructuring | Alexis Gonin, Bernard Tallet

Pages 111 to 127| Oil Companies and Development: The Case of the Niger Delta (Nigeria) | Marc-Antoine Pérouse de Montclos

Pages 129 to 146| Empowering Community Health Workers for Seasonal Intermittent Preventive Treatment of Malaria (IPT) in Senegal: Issues, Procedures, Challenges | Sylvain Landry Faye

Pages 147 to 152| Reviews

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Pages 5 to 19| From Accommodation to City: New Urban Agenda and Scientific Issues | Monique Bertrand

Pages 21 to 36| Residential Practices in the Public Housing Sector of a Large Indian Metropolis: A Study of DDA Flats in Delhi | Véronique Dupont

Pages 37 to 51| Shared Lodging: A Residential Status Caught between Constraints and Arbitrages. The Allegados in Santiago de Chile | Catherine Paquette

Pages 53 to 68| Informal Rentals in South African Cities: A Persistent Component of the Housing Market | Marianne Morange

Pages 69 to 85| An Examination of the Metropolis: Co-Habitation and Housing Patterns in the Grand Accra Region (Ghana) | Monique Bertrand

Pages 87 to 106| Individuals in the City: Residential Transition in Bogota | Daniel Delaunay, Françoise Dureau

Pages I to XVI| Extra

Pages 107 to 121| Residential Rupture and Continuity from Generation to Generation among the Middle Classes in Mexico City | Claudia C. Zamorano Villarreal

Pages 123 to 136| Residential Practices and Strategies in the Chalco Valley, a Mexico City Periphery | Daniel Hiernaux, Alicia Lindón

Pages 137 to 152| Living in the Cairo Neighborhood of Duwîqa: Inside and Outside a Nearby Society | Nicolas Puig

Pages 153 to 167| Lodging for the Poor, Mediation Policy, and Urban Control in Mumbai (India) | Djallal Gérard Heuzé

Pages 169 to 177| Reviews

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