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Pages 1 to 6| Front matter

Pages 7 to 32| The effect of international capital flows on manufacturing value added in Africa | Mathurin Tchakounté Njoda, Adoumbo Adoum Mana Mana

Pages 33 to 54| Willingness to subscribe to community-supported agriculture (CSA): An ex-ante analysis of the Bamako vegetable market | Jean G. Kamaté, Mahamadou B. Tangara, Benoît Govoeyi, Yaya Pona

Pages 55 to 72| An overview of the criticisms leveled at degrowth based on the economies of worth model | Matthieu Mandard, Louise Briec

Pages 73 to 89| Grade repetition in primary school and socio-residential inequalities: The case of Côte d’Ivoire | Kady Marie-Danielle Body, Liliane Bonnal, Pascal Favard

Pages 91 to 108| Higher education in French-speaking West Africa: Tensions and challenges, fifty years after its emergence | Daniel Gouadain

Pages 109 to 111| Joseph Stiglitz, The Origins of Inequality and Policies To Contain It, Oxford University Press, 2025, 880 pages | Sylvain Zeghni

Pages 111 to 112| Mehrdad Vahabi, Destructive Coordination, Anfal and Islamic Political Capitalism. A New Reading of Contemporary Iran, Palgrave-Macmillan-Springer, 2023, 454 pages. | Philippe Adair

Pages 115 to 117| Internet monitoring | Laetitia Blanc, Catherine Figuière

Pages 119 to 121| Issues published

Pages 122 to 126| Back matter

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Pages 1 to 6| Front matter

Pages 7 to 18| The SDGs: Has progress been too slow? Introduction | Mehdi Abbas, Stéphanie Treillet

Pages 19 to 35| The SDGs faced with the global challenge of development | Marc Humbert

Pages 37 to 53| Are the Sustainable Development Goals and the balanced budget rule compatible ? | Yasser Y. Tamsamani

Pages 55 to 72| From the SDGs to just transitions : A critical reconfiguration of sustainability governance in the Global South | Yanis Rihi

Pages 73 to 91| The “decent work” SDG vs. informal employment in Egypt (2008-2019) | Philippe Adair, Alex M Hamed

Pages 93 to 109| Gender policies in the light of the Sustainable Development Goals in Cameroon | Benjamain Epoh-Epoh

Pages 111 to 135| The Grand Inga Dam : The paradox of a carbon-free project as the foundation for industrialization in Central and Southern Africa | Théophile Dzaka-Kikouta, Francis Kern

Pages 137 to 156| Targeting and uses : A qualitative perspective on cash transfers in Senegal | Frieda Vandeninden, Élise Vandeninden

Pages 157 to 158| Claudine DUMBI SUKA, L’économie de la débrouille de la femme kinoise et sa résilience, Paris, L’Harmattan, 2025, 153 pages | Jérôme Ballet

Pages 159 to 162| Internet monitoring | Mehdi Abbas

Pages 163 to 164| Mondes en Développement thirty years ago | Abdoulaye Bara Diop

Pages 165 to 169| Back matter

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Pages 1 to 6| Front matter

Pages 7 to 22| Introduction – Development as a concept under strain: Between original promises and new demands | Claire Mainguy, Alain Piveteau

Pages 23 to 44| Is the developing world desindustrializing? | Marc Lautier

Pages 45 to 68| Heterogeneity of poverty among Malagasy farming households. An analysis based on the capability approach | Sitrakiniaina Raharimalala

Pages 69 to 92| Rethinking development coopération in the 21st century | Jean-Jacques Gabas, Michel Vernières

Pages 93 to 114| Collective land rights as a means to resist land grabbing. A contribution on the relationship between countermovements and the state in the Brazilian Amazon | Emma Tyrou

Pages 115 to 138| Gender and development: A multidimensional issue | Stéphanie Treillet, Sophie Charlier, Elisabeth Hofmann, Chantal Ndami, Isabel Yépez del Castillo

Pages 139 to 158| Resilience through entrepreneurship? Some evidence from a post-conflict context (Mambéré-Kadéï, CAR) | Marion Anvroin, Julie Erceau, Benoît Lallau, Maria Antonietta Maneschi, Claire-Isabelle Rousseau, Ibrahim Tidjani

Pages 159 to 178| Youth and rebellions: Socio-economic analysis of the Tunisian revolution | Olfa Bouallegue

Pages 179a to 180| La réciprocité dans la coopération. Créativité de l’économie sociale et solidaire en temps de crise, edited by Josiane STOESSEL-RITZ, Maurice BLANC and Francis KERN, Rennes, Presses universitaires de Rennes, 2024, 283 pages | Jérôme Ballet

Pages 181 to 186| Internet monitoring | Claire Mainguy, Alain Piveteau

Pages 187 to 188| Mondes en Développement thirty years ago | Hakim Ben Hammouda

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Pages 1 to 6| Front matter

Pages 7 to 11| Reconfiguring social protection in Africa: An introduction | Claire Gondard, Isabelle Droy

Pages 13 to 33| Social protection arrangements and living conditions: An application in Madagascar | Claire Gondard, Léo Delpy, Matthieu Clément, Louis Olié

Pages 35 to 56| The role of social networks in the viability of family farming: A case study of two rural communes in the Itasy region (Madagascar) | Mampianina Christian Andrianaivo

Pages 57 to 74| Expanding the risk zone in Madagascar: What the people of Androy have to say | Jean-Étienne Bidou, Isabelle Droy

Pages 75 to 99| Have Tunisian middle classes been better protected in response to the post-COVID economic crisis? Analysis of households’ adaptive strategies through the prism of social stratification | Tsiry Andrianampiarivo, Céline Bonnefond, Fatma Mabrouk

Pages 101 to 123| Mauritania’s social register: Institutional appropriation and evolution of a national social protection system in the face of crises | Marie Thoreux, Henri Leturque

Pages 125 to 142| Does agricultural value chain development affect agricultural growth in Africa? The role of digitalization and governance | Essossinam Ali, Essotanam Mamba

Pages 143 to 162| Empowerment and women’s aspirations in fair trade: A qualitative study on the garment industry in India | Jérôme Ballet, Aurélie Carimentrand, Kamala Marius

Pages 163 to 166| Pierre Jacquemot, Se nourrir, le défi de l’Afrique, Paris, Karthala, 2024, 220 pages | Denis Requier-Desjardins

Pages 166 to 169| Nat DYER, Ricardo’s Dream : How Economists Forgot the Real World and Led Us Astray, Bristol University Press, 2024, 344 pages | Sylvain Zeghni

Pages 171 to 176| Internet monitoring | Maxime Galon

Pages 177 to 178| Mondes en Développement thirty years ago | Hamid Aït Ben Amara

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Pages 1 to 6| Front matter

Pages 7 to 12| Is microfinance responsive to the needs of its beneficiaries? Introduction | Cécile Godfroid, Marc Labie

Pages 13 to 30| Education and financial inclusion of young people in Benin | Mahougbé Aimée-Gabrielle Soglo

Pages 31 to 68| The impact of microcredit on the income of young entrepreneurs in the agricultural sector of Cameroon | Sébatien Victoire Nama Djinthe, Benjamin Fomba Kamga, Gervais Beninguisse

Pages 69 to 88| The effect of the growth of microfinance institutions on the percentage of women borrowers | Votsoma Djekna

Pages 89 to 110| The client relationship in microfinance institutions in the digital age in Cameroon: Between tradition and modernity | Mireille Élodie Moyole, Christine Marie Claire Abomo Nga, Sabine Patricia Moungou Mbenda

Pages 111 to 136| François Perroux and China | Thierry Pairault

Pages 137 to 155| The increase in agricultural commodity prices and deforestation in developing countries: An empirical analysis | Jean Galbert Ongono Olinga

Pages 157 to 176| Lessons from Ibiza on the development of responsible and sustainable tourism in Djerba (Tunisia) | Abderraouf Dribek, José Ramon Cardona

Pages 177 to 179| Daniel WALDENSTRÖM Richer and More Equal: A New History of Wealth in the West Cambridge, Polity, 2024, 256 pages | Sylvain Zeghni

Pages 179 to 180| Véronique HERTRICH and Olivia SAMUEL (eds.) Enfance et famille au Mali Aubervilliers, INED, 2024, 327 pages | Jérôme Ballet

Pages 180 to 182| Michel CAHEN Colonialité. Plaidoyer pour la précision d’un concept Paris, Karthala, 2024, 232 pages | Michel Vernières

Pages 182 to 185| Bruno BOIDIN (ed.) Insoutenabilités : une perspective en économie politique Lille, Presses Universitaires du Septentrion, Collection “Capitalismes - éthique - institutions”, 2024, 296 pages | Léo Delpy

Pages 187 to 188| Internet monitoring | Cécile Godfroid, Marc Labie

Pages 189 to 189| Mondes en Développement thirty years ago | Raphaël Emmanuel Verhaeren

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Pages 7 to 12| Evaluating development progress. Context and scope of the policies in question: Introduction | Jérôme Ballet, Claire Gondard

Pages 13 to 30| When one must qualify the context: On generalizability in the practice of development | Fiona Gedeon Achi

Pages 31 to 50| Participatory action research as process evaluation: The example of the Arpège project in Madagascar | Jean-Étienne Bidou, Isabelle Droy, Elisabeth Hofmann, Cécile Broutin

Pages 51 to 70| Can there be a sustainable development without alliance? The role of evaluation | Laurent Parrot

Pages 71 to 86| One Health approaches in the Global South: What place for political economy? | Bruno Boidin

Pages 87 to 104| Assessing the formalization of informality in MENA countries: Issues, methods, and impact | Philippe Adair, Shireen AlAzzawi, Vladimír Hlásny

Pages 105 to 123| The policy of formalization of informal businesses in Africa: Assessment and perspectives | Istifanous Ado, Francis Kern

Pages 125 to 142| Political activity of mining companies in the history of Guinea | Hervé Lado

Pages 143 to 164| Assessing the convergence of economic institutions in ECOWAS countries | Yemboido Lompo, Mahamadou Diarra

Pages 165 to 168| Internet monitoring | Jérôme Ballet

Pages 169 to 169| Mondes en Développement thirty years ago | Marc Labie

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Pages 7 to 11| How can we reinvent the development of sustainable tourism in our regions? Presentation | Stéphane Adam, Jean-Michel Blanc, Thierry Montalieu

Pages 13 to 30| Territorial foresight | Frédéric Weill

Pages 31 to 42| Horizons 2040: the production of labile prospective scenarios. Build them, use them, go beyond them | Jean André Doeuvre

Pages 43 to 60| Trends and foresight: A forward-looking approach to tourism in the Grand Est region, serving long-term collective and individual strategies | Séverine Portet

Pages 61 to 86| Practical perspectives on sustainability in the tourism industry: Proposal of a procedural framework for assessing the sustainability of tourism experiences | Frédéric Thomas

Pages 87 to 106| Vulnerabilities of tourist areas in the face of the climate crisis: Proposal for a methodological framework for French destination management organizations | Caroline Le Roy

Pages 107 to 130| Hospitality and tourism: Changing the perspective | Prosper Wanner

Pages 131 to 150| Regional natural parks facing the challenges of tomorrow: A new rurality | Céline Gardier

Pages 151 to 170| Barriers to access and health care renunciation among students at the University of Lomé in Togo: Profile and analysis of explicative factors based on an ad hoc survey | Amèvi Patrice Alowou, Esso-Hanam Ataké, Aurore Pélissier

Pages 171 to 172| Internet monitoring | Stéphane Adam, Thierry Montalieu, Jean-Michel Blanc

Pages 173 to 174| Pierre Salama and Jacques Valier, Pauvretés et inégalités dans le Tiers-Monde, Paris, La Découverte, 1994 | Hector Guillen Romo

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Pages 7 to 30| Croatia’s successful entry into the eurozone: A high exchange-rate strategy linked to its specialization in tourism | Camille Baulant

Pages 31 to 50| Transmission channels of remittances’ effects on economic growth in sub-Saharan Africa | Cocou Jaurès Amegnaglo, Augustin Foster Chabossou, Bernard-Didier Benissan

Pages 51 to 70| Trade openness and economic growth in the Central African Economic and Monetary Community: Is a review of the empirical evidence worthwhile? | Philémon Votsoma, Votsoma Djekna, Itchoko Motande Mondjeli Mwa Ndjokou

Pages 71 to 92| Reinventing tourism growth during frozen conflicts. The 2019-2026 tourism roadmap of the Pridnestrovian Moldavian Republic | Marc Pilkington

Pages 93 to 114| Declining field fertility in Senegal’s groundnut basin: A social cohesion perspective | Fabrice Gangneron, Caroline Pierre, Élodie Robert, Mehdi Saqalli, Juliette Codiat

Pages 115 to 136| Vietnam at the dawn of its energy transition | Minh Ha-Duong

Pages 137 to 138| Christian Le Bas, The Economics of Frugal Innovation. Technological Change for Inclusion and Sustainability, Edward Elgar, 2023, 186 p. | Bernard Haudeville

Pages 138 to 139| Jérôme Ballet, Éthique du développement. Contours, histoire et courants, Paris, L’Harmattan, 2023, 195 p. | Jean-Jacques Friboulet

Pages 139 to 141| Thierry Pouch, Essai sur l’histoire des rapports entre l’agriculture et le capitalisme, Classiques Garnier, Paris, 2023, 260 p. | Philippe Adair

Pages 142 to 143| Marc Lautier, Léo Charles, Diadié Diaw, Hubert Gérardin, Béatrice Quenault (eds.), Dynamique des inégalités et développement, Paris, Karthala, 2023, 368 pages | Michel Vernières

Pages 145 to 155| Internet monitoring | Jean-Jacques Gabas

Pages 157 to 158| Mondes en Développement thirty years ago | Alain Parguez

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Pages 7 to 15| Policies and institutions in the resilience of small island economies to shocks. Presentation | Séverine Blaise, Carine David, Vincent Géronimi, Michaël Goujon

Pages 17 to 34| Does the political status of small island economies influence their development performance? | Nicolas Lucic, Jean-François Hoarau

Pages 35 to 58| Insularity and sovereignty in policies to combat COVID-19 | Alexandre Mathieu, Armand Taranco

Pages 59 to 78| Does aid mitigate the effect of vulnerability on economic growth in small island developing states? | Fabrice Nguegang, Dickson Thomas Ndamsa

Pages 79 to 98| French and Spanish subnational jurisdictions challenged by the shock of COVID-19: Actors or spectators? | Nelly Germain

Pages 99 to 130| Economic impacts of an epidemiological model: The Guadeloupean case of COVID-19 in a CGE-MS-MAS model | Sébastien Mathouraparsad, Bernard Decaluwé, Sébastien Régis

Pages 131 to 148| Trust, vulnerability, and resilience: The paradox of the diversification strategies of market gardeners in Martinique | Laurent Parrot, Margaux Varenne

Pages 149 to 170| The gender wage gap: A mean and distributional analysis in Senegal | Mamaye Thiongane, Abou Kane

Pages 171 to 178| Tribute to Ignacy Sachs, “eco-socio-economist” of  development/maldevelopment | Catherine Figuière

Pages 179 to 186| Internet monitoring | Michaël Goujon, Nicolas Lucic, Alexandre Mathieu

Pages 187 to 187| Mondes en Développement thirty years ago | Bernard Réal

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Pages 7 to 10| Globalization, development, and vulnerabilities of maritime and coastal spaces. Presentation | Mourad Kertous, Olfa Bouallegue

Pages 11 to 31| Developing countries and the new “international legally binding instrument under the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea on the conservation and sustainable use of marine biological diversity of areas beyond national jurisdiction” | Florence Galletti

Pages 33 to 57| The diversity of marine protected areas hides a generic model: Is it suitable for diverse realities? | Jean-Eudes Beuret, Anne Cadoret

Pages 59 to 81| Territorial amenities and climate change: What consequences for the residential development models of coastal municipalities in the Provence-Alpes Côte d’Azur region? | Vincent Monier, Myriam Ben Saad, Fernanda Sabrinni-Chatelard

Pages 83 to 100| Economic evaluation of the ecosystem services of the marine protected area of the Niamone-Kalounayes (Senegal) | Clément Sambou

Pages 101 to 124| Territory effect and internationalization of Moroccan SMEs in the fishing sector: An analysis in terms of “internationalizing milieu” | Hind Hourmat Allah

Pages 125 to 149| A systematic review of coral reef, mangrove, and seagrass ecosystem services in Pacific Small Island Developing States | Fanny Châles

Pages 151 to 168| The making of the randomized numbers. Randomized controlled trials in practice | Arthur Jatteau

Pages 169 to 174| Internet monitoring | Mourad Kertous

Pages 175 to 176| Beyond the defence and development debate: A framework for analysis of Indian defence expenditure | Shrikant Paranjpe

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Pages 7 to 24| Neoliberal development, poverty reduction and “developmental incomes” | Daou Véronique Joiris

Pages 25 to 42| Corruption and happiness in sub-Saharan Africa: The role of democracy | Tchablemane Yenlide, Mawussé Komlagan Nézan Okey, Noël Sogboe

Pages 43 to 59| Self-declaration. Continuity and change in the World Trade Organization’s governance of North-South relations | Mehdi Abbas

Pages 61 to 82| An analysis of the effects of COVID-19 on households’ living standards in Burkina Faso | Tebkieta Alexandra Tapsoba, Mouoboum Marc Meda

Pages 83 to 102| Organic versus conventional tomato production in Burkina Faso: An economic choice conditioned by organizational structure | Idrissa Ouiminga

Pages 103 to 126| “Lions” do not follow tigers. Growth without industrialization in sub-Saharan Africa. | Marc Lautier

Pages 127 to 144| Economic dependence on non-timber forest products in southern Burkina Faso | Soumaïla Sawadogo, Souglimpo Omer Combary, Philippe Lebailly, Fabio Berti

Pages 145 to 146| Rozenn Nakanabo Diallo, Politiques de la nature, nature de l’État. Fabriquer l’action publique au Mozambique, Karthala, “Questions transnationales” collection, 2022, 296 pages. | Fabienne Leloup

Pages 147 to 150| Internet monitoring | Nathalie (Natacha) Gilson

Pages 151 to 151| Mondes en Développement thirty years ago | Oda Sindayizeruka

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Pages 7 to 28| Integration into global value chains and enterprise productivity in developing countries | Yao Nukunu Golo

Pages 29 to 50| The geography of industrial employment in Tunisia: Toward a reversal of regional disparities? | Nejib Chagour, Samia Haddad, Sébastien Bourdin

Pages 51 to 67| Agroecology in the Peruvian Andes as a means of legitimation for the peasantry. Different Perspectives from the departments of Cajamarca and Ancash | Emmanuelle Piccoli, Romane Schadeck

Pages 69 to 88| Critical analysis of the management policies of Salonga National Park in the Democratic Republic of the Congo | Billy Kambala Luadia Tshikengela

Pages 89 to 104| Microfinance institutions in WAEMU countries: Determinants of the massification of the credit offer for women | Mamadou Ndione, Jonas Bertin Malou

Pages 105 to 124| The rental market in the informal city: A revealer of socio-spatial inequalities. The case of Beirut | Rouba Kaedbey

Pages 125 to 144| The importance of “Made in China” products in China’s economic development | Imelda Aurore Da Silva, Alexis Abodohoui, Zhan Su

Pages 145 to 146| Jon D. WISMAN The Origins and Dynamics of Inequality Sex, Politics, and Ideology Oxford University Press, 2022, 528 pages. | Philippe Adair

Pages 147 to 152| Internet monitoring | Tsiry Andrianampiarivo, Céline Bonnefond

Pages 153 to 154| Mondes en Développement thirty years ago | Kélétigui Keita

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Pages 11 to 18| From Tiers-Monde to Mondes en développement: The history of a journal (1973–2022) | Hubert Gérardin

Pages 19 to 38| François Perroux: From human development and young nations to “developing worlds” | Hubert Gérardin, Fabienne Leloup

Pages 39 to 66| Mondes en développement: A lexical analysis of its fifty-year history | Bruno Boidin, Benjamin Cordrie, Catherine Figuière

Pages 69 to 96| From “development models” to “worlds of development”: A statistical inquiry | François Combarnous, Alain Piveteau, Éric Rougier

Pages 97 to 106| The state as an actor in Mondes en développement | Fabienne Leloup

Pages 107 to 125| The global governance of disunited states | Patrick Plane

Pages 127 to 138| Does the Washington Consensus still exist? | Stéphanie Treillet, Thierry Montalieu

Pages 139 to 158| After sixty years of international development cooperation, has it become anachronistic? | Jean-Jacques Gabas, Michel Vernières

Pages 159 to 169| The EU’s development cooperation policy with the ACP countries | Claire Mainguy, Francis Kern

Pages 171 to 192| Population and development: Mondes en développement’s contribution to the debate (1973–2022) | Denis Requier-Desjardins

Pages 193 to 213| From commodities to resources: The changing role of raw materials in development analyses and strategies | Vincent Géronimi, Claire Mainguy

Pages 215 to 232| Health as a field of development studies: A historical and critical overview | Valery Ridde, Bruno Boidin

Pages 233 to 248| Some findings about the global doctrine on education | Jean-Émile Charlier

Pages 249 to 254| Education and Mondes en développement | Francis Kern

Pages 255 to 274| The informal economy turns fifty: A heuristic and ambiguous concept | Jacques Charmes, Philippe Adair

Pages 275 to 286| Fifty years of microfinance in Mondes en développement | Michel Lelart

Pages 289 to 313| What lessons to be drawn from the recent literature about “the nature and causes of a nation’s wealth”? | Jean-Louis Combes, Pascale Combes Motel

Pages 315 to 325| Experiments against the test of time: Consecration and controversy | Florent Bédécarrats, Isabelle Guérin, François Roubaud

Pages 327 to 344| 1972-2022: Half a century of rapprochement between development and environment | Franck-Dominique Vivien

Pages 345 to 360| Which form of ecological economics for developing countries? | Géraldine Froger

Pages 361 to 384| Transforming food and agriculture: Competing visions and major controversies | Michel Pimbert

Pages 385 to 400| Political work and the social reproduction of households, state and capitalism | Isabelle Guérin, Kaveri Haritas, Kalpana Karunakaran

Pages 401 to 418| The social and solidarity economy in Latin America and the Caribbean. Toward the construction of transformative and alternative economies | Karin Berlien Araos, Hans Cediel Morales, María Fernanda Gómez Cuervo, Rubiela Alvarez Castaño

Pages 419 to 434| A dialogue on the future of microfinance and international development | Marc Labie, Jonathan Morduch

Pages 435 to 448| Microfinance regulations: History, scope, and limits in the WAEMU space | Denis Acclassato Houensou

Pages 449 to 478| An assessment of the impact of targeted interventions in mitigating the adverse drivers of irregular migration and forced displacement | Michel Beine, David Khoudour, Johannes Tarvainen

Pages 479 to 480| The editorial line of Mondes en développement fifty years later

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Pages 7 to 18| What new interlinkages between politics and economics after the Arab Spring? Introduction | Alia Gana, Mohamed Oubenal, Dilek Yankaya

Pages 19 to 36| Entrepreneurs and political power at the time of Hirak in Algeria: Irreconcilable interests | Faouzi El Mestari

Pages 37 to 54| The transformations in the financial structure of Tunisian big business | Mohamed Oubenal

Pages 55 to 71| A family business. The reshaping of the oligarchic pact in the Gulf monarchies of Bahrain and Abu Dhabi in the early twenty-first century | Marc Valeri

Pages 73 to 90| Neo-patrimonial practices and ranking strategies of Libyan elites in times of conflict | Soraya Rahem

Pages 91 to 107| Foreign trade as a strategy of integration into the state. The obstacle course of an Islamic businessmen association in Tunisia | Dilek Yankaya

Pages 109 to 124| Political power and big business in Morocco | Abdellatif Zeroual

Pages 125 to 142| Economic elites in government cabinets in Morocco from 1986 to 2016 | Ahmed Fouad El Haddad

Pages 143 to 162| About the influence of Islamic actors in the economic field in Tunisia after 2011 | Bochra Kammarti

Pages 163 to 184| The National Environment Strategy (NES, 2001-2011): Development tool and institutional response to the ecological crisis in Algeria | Mohammed Amine Mehdi Khelladi

Pages 185 to 192| Reviews

Pages 193 to 195| Internet monitoring | Philippe Adair

Pages 197 to 198| Mondes en Développement thirty years ago | Alphonse Losser

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Pages 7 to 20| A more and more unequal developing world | Marc Lautier, Béatrice Quenault, Hubert Gérardin

Pages 21 to 40| Out of the invisibility: Gender inequalities in family farming in West Africa | Isabelle Droy, Jean-Étienne Bidou

Pages 41 to 58| Violation of women's rights and malnutrition in India: Toward new forms of inequality? | Valentina Alvarez-Saavedra, Pierre Levasseur, Suneha Seetahul

Pages 59 to 78| The progression of higher education in Senegal: Persistent inequalities | Jean-Alain Goudiaby, Marc Pilon

Pages 79 to 97| Slum resettlements in Casablanca: A paradox between development and inequality | Kawtar Samih

Pages 99 to 120| China's contribution to financing and building infrastructure in Africa | Xavier Aurégan

Pages 121 to 138| Access to formal financial services and gender in West Africa: What are the discriminating factors? | Salamata Loaba

Pages 139 to 156| Access to electricity and deforestation in developing countries | Novice Patrick Bakehe

Pages 157 to 160| Cheikh Tidiane Ndiaye, Christian Rietsch, Felwine Sarr (eds) La microfinance contemporaine – les frontières de la microfinance. Foreword by Christian Rietsch, Presses Universitaires de Rouen et du Havre, 2021, 472 pages. | Philippe Adair

Pages 161 to 161| Houda Laroussi La Tunisie en crises. Tensions et conflits locaux en période postrévolutionnaire Paris, L’Harmattan, collection Socio-anthropologie des mondes méditerranéens et africains, 2021, 88 pages. | Jacques Poirot

Pages 163 to 164| Internet monitoring | Michel Rocca, Guillaume Vallet

Pages 165 to 166| Mondes en Développement thirty years ago | René Gendarme

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Pages 7 to 26| COVID-19 in Côte d'Ivoire: Focusing on the “social figure” of the disease in Abidjan | Dali Serge Lida, Jérôme Ballet

Pages 27 to 47| The impact of COVID-19 on employment in Cameroon: Results of an empirical study | Viviane Ondoua Biwolé

Pages 49 to 64| Universal basic income and development | Sylvain Zeghni

Pages 65 to 79| Towards sustainable wellbeing: The social guarantee and universal services | Anna Coote

Pages 81 to 99| Agroecology and beliefs: The case of Mankosi in South Africa | Karine Besse, Jean-Pierre Del Corso

Pages 101 to 121| Labor contracts and wages: Evidence from Cameroon | Gaston Brice Nkoumou Ngoa

Pages 123 to 140| The General Compensation Fund in Tunisia: An artificial regulatory mechanism at a dead end | Mustapha Jouili

Pages 141 to 146| The story of an atypical development economist | Jean-Jacques Gabas

Pages 147 to 152| Jérôme COSTE, François DOLIGEZ, Johny EGG, Gaëlle PERRIN (dir.) La Fabrique des politiques publiques en Afrique. Agricultures, ruralités, alimentation Paris, Karthala, collection hommes et sociétés, 2021,310 pages.

Pages 153 to 155| Internet monitoring | Sylvain Zeghni

Pages 157 to 158| Mondes en Développement thirty years ago | Hakim Ben Hammouda

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Pages 7 to 10| Public policies in sub-Saharan Africa. Introduction | Arnaud Bourgain, Jean-Claude Vérez

Pages 11 to 28| Fertilizer subsidy policies in Burkina Faso: A comparison of impacts by funding mechanism using a computable general equilibrium model | Boureima Sawadogo, Hélène Maisonnave

Pages 29 to 52| Can public policies combat child undernutrition? Application in Senegal | Valérie Berenger, Jean-Claude Vérez

Pages 53 to 74| Does educational decentralization improve the technical efficiency of elementary schools in sub-Saharan Africa? | Désiré Avom, Flora Yselle Malah Kuété, Romuald Nguemkap Kouamo

Pages 75 to 94| Corporate tax burden in Mali: A study on individual level data | Luisito Bertinelli, Arnaud Bourgain, Abdoul Karim Diamouténé

Pages 95 to 108| Who benefits from public spending on education in Côte d'Ivoire? | Koffi Christian N’Da, Konan Abogni Augustin Kouadio, François Bédia Aka

Pages 109 to 128| Donors and implementing agencies: A quantitative analysis of delegation and fragmentation in humanitarian aid | Nathalie Ferrière

Pages 129 to 152| External debt and economic growth in sub-Saharan Africa: Evidence of threshold heterogeneity | Mohamed Tidjane Kinda, Pam Zahonogo

Pages 153 to 155| Marie-Claude MAUREL Terre et propriété à l'Est de l'Europe depuis 1990. Faisceau de droits, relations de pouvoir Besançon, Presses universitaires de Franche-Comté, 2021, 244 pages. | Laurence Roudart

Pages 157 to 158| Internet monitoring | Ousmane Mariko

Pages 159 to 160| Mondes en Développement thirty years ago | Florence Jany-Catrice

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Pages 7 to 28| Rent and longevity of Djibouti’s currency board. A political economy of the monetary regime | Moustapha Aman, Nikolay Nenovsky

Pages 29 to 57| Remittances and Dutch disease: The case of Lebanon (1984-2016) | Cynthia Tabet, Michel Rocca, Bachir El Murr

Pages 59 to 80| Do remittances from international migrants promote girls’ education in Cameroon? | Ariel H. Fambeu

Pages 81 to 100| Risks, hierarchies, and strategies of taxi drivers in Abidjan | Alain Bonnassieux, Marie Belland

Pages 101 to 119| The determinants of duration and delay in payment of drinking water bills: An approach using the Cox and probit models applied to Béjaïa (Algeria) | Abdelhak Nassiri, Mourad Kertous

Pages 121 to 136| Can frugal innovation be a lever of economic growth for developing countries? | Christian Le Bas

Pages 137 to 146| Reviews

Pages 147 to 147| Mondes en Développement thirty years ago | Luc Rouban

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Pages 7 to 25| Toward the banning of plastic bags in Atlantic Africa: A numerical analysis in environmental law | Odeline Billant, Marie Bonnin

Pages 27 to 45| The state of child protection in Côte d’Ivoire | Jérôme Ballet, Léo Delpy, Pulcherie Doffou, Arsène Konan, Michel Konan, Francis Kanoté, Joël Kouassi, Séverin Yao Kouamé, Louis Olié

Pages 47 to 68| Can we explain fragilities in Africa through foreign direct investment? | Bruno Emmanuel Ongo Nkoa, Jacques Simon Song

Pages 69 to 88| Managing stakeholders as part of a CSR policy in the logging sector in Cameroon: The case of SMEs | Robert Sangué-Fotso

Pages 89 to 107| Women’s access to and control over land and the food security of farming households in rural Benin | Boris Odilon Kounagbè Lokonon, Mikémina Pilo

Pages 109 to 127| Resilience and responsiveness of Senegalese artisanal fishermen: The ecological crisis as a source of innovation | El Hadj Bara Deme, Patrice Brehmer, Aliou Bâ, Pierre Failler

Pages 129 to 148| A look back at territorial governance and public action in Algeria: A local translation of the rural renewal policy | Akli Akerkar

Pages 149 to 151| Karl POLANYI, Conrad ARENSBERG et Harry PEARSON Commerce et marché dans les premiers empires. Sur la diversité des économies Nouvelle édition française, avant-propos d’Alain Caillé, introduction de Michèle Cangiani et Jérôme Maucourant, postface d’ | Philippe Adair

Pages 151 to 153| Matthieu TEYOMNOU L’Afrique face aux défis de la dégradation de l’environnement et du réchauffement climatique de la planète Meylan, Éditions Campus ouvert, 2019, 266 pages. | Vincent Plauchu

Pages 153 to 155| Pierre VELTZ L’économie désirable. Sortir du monde thermo-fossile Paris, Seuil, Collection République des idées, 2021, 128 pages. | Sylvain Zeghni

Pages 157 to 158| Internet monitoring: Gender | Guillaume Vallet

Pages 159 to 160| Mondes en Développement thirty years ago | Yves Achille

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Pages 7 to 23| What energy transition, what sustainable growth and development for a necessary ecological transition? Presentation | Hubert Gérardin, Olivier Damette

Pages 25 to 44| The geographical problems of energy transitions: What are the perspects for the evolution of the energy system? | Michel Deshaies

Pages 45 to 70| Energy transition and the sustainability of development trajectories: Are we headed toward a mere marginal adjustment or a disruptive transformation? | Béatrice Quenault

Pages 71 to 88| Africa in the international agenda for reducing greenhouse gas emissions: Which energy transition for which kind of development? The case of Madagascar | Angéline Chartier, Moïse Tsayem Demaze

Pages 89 to 101| The economic challenges of the hydrogen sector: Is hydrogen the solution for the energy transition? | Olivier Damette, Maxime Cremel, Heathcliff Demaie, Fabrice Lemoine

Pages 103 to 118| How can we measure the contribution of energy to economic growth? | Alban Pellegris

Pages 119 to 136| The determinants of households’ access to energy in the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS): A multivariate aggregate panel data analysis | Kenneth Ky

Pages 137 to 156| Rural Development Forums in Uruguay: Between decentralization and participation | Éric Sabourin, Pedro Arbeletche, Virginia Courdin, Martine Guibert, Alejandro Saravia, Pastora Correa, Maria Fernanda de Torres Alvarez, Jean-François Tourrand, Hermes Morales

Pages 157 to 180| The regulation of artistic work markets in Cameroon: The case of the music industry | Marcel Dama Dié

Pages 181 to 182| Abhijit V. BANERJEE and Esther DUFLO. Économie utile pour des temps difficiles. Paris, Seuil, 2020, 523 p. | Stéphane Callens

Pages 182 to 184| Florent BÉDÉCARRATS, Isabelle GUÉRIN, François ROUBAUD (eds.). Randomized Control Trials in the Field of Development. A Critical Perspective. Oxford, Oxford University Press, 2020, 448 pages. | Marc Labie

Pages 185 to 187| Internet monitoring: Energy transition and development | Quentin Desvaux

Pages 189 to 190| Mondes en Développement thirty years ago | Jean-Louis Lemoigne

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