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Pages 7 to 33| Introduction: how to rethink healthcare in Africa in the light of the global health crisis | Hamidou Niangaly, Valéry Ridde, Josselin Thuilliez

Pages 37 to 60| Towards universal health coverage in Senegal | Sameera Awawda, Bruno Ventelou, Mohammad Abu-Zaineh

Pages 61 to 106| Does health insurance improve health access? | Isadora Mathevet

Pages 107 to 137| The determinants of the use of community care in Madagascar | Marilys Victoire Razakamanana

Pages 139 to 172| The advent of universal health coverage in global governance | Amandine Fillol, Lara Gautier, Valéry Ridde

Pages 175 to 198| Urban governance “on the water” | Thibault Boughedada

Pages 199 to 229| The willingness to pay for social insurance | Walid Merouani, Moundir Lassassi

Pages 233 to 262| Raymond Decary, “an administrator first, and a naturalist second” | Pascal Gendreau

Pages 264 to 283| Media coverage of health in the Global South | Laëtitia Larcher, Charles Mamere

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Pages 7 to 35| Introduction. Southern countries’ domestic service | Alizée Delpierre, Hélène Malarmey

Pages 39 to 63| Work, care, and resistance according to unionized female domestic workers in Brazil | Regina Stela Corrêa Vieira

Pages 65 to 95| The domestication of girls, a family affair | Laura Carpentier-Goffre

Pages 97 to 120| Paid domestic work in Uruguay | Karina Boggio, Lorena Funcasta, María Cantabrana

Pages 121 to 149| Expatriates vis-à-vis their domestic workers in Pondicherry (India) | Priscilla Claeys, Audrey Richard-Ferroudji

Pages 151 to 179| The persistent informality of domestic work in Chile | Kimberly Geronimo, Valentina Andrade, Nicolás Ratto

Pages 181 to 206| From subjugation to subjectivization | Gérard Amougou, Estelle Vérine Salla Bezanga, Victorine Oyane Ossah

Pages 209 to 232| Filipinas in São Paulo: South-South migrations and domestic service | Ester Martins-Ribeiro

Pages 234 to 245| Southern countries’ domestic service today’s work and tomorrow’s prospects | Charles Mamere, Laëtitia Larcher

Pages 247 to 248| Tribute to Marie-Soleil Frère | Tourya Guaaybess, Sylvie Capitant

Pages 251 to 252| Adelle Blackett. Everyday Transgressions. Domestic Workers’ Transnational Challenge to International Labor Law. Cornell University Press, 2019, 287 pages, ISBN: 9781501715754, $23.95 | Rafael E. de Muñagorri

Pages 253 to 255| Olivia Killias. Follow the Maid: Domestic Worker Migration In and From Indonesia. Nordic Institute of Asian Studies, 2018, 241 pages, ISBN: 9788776942274, £22.50 | Julien Debonneville

Pages 256 to 257| Débora Gorban, Ania Tizziani. ¿Cada una en su lugar? Trabajo, género y clase en el servicio doméstico. Editorial Biblos, 2018, 213 pages, ISBN: 9789876916745, $855 | Félicie Drouilleau-Gay

Pages 258 to 260| Ena Jansen. Like Family. Domestic Workers in South African History and Literature. From 1658 to the present. Wits University Press, 2019, 359 pages, ISBN: 9781776143511, $35 | Lucía Campanella

Pages 261 to 263| Maïka Sondarjee. Perdre le Sud. Décoloniser la solidarité internationale. Écosociété, 2020, 272 pages, ISBN: 9782897196035, CA$24 | Amaël Cognacq

Pages 264 to 266| Neetha N. (Ed.). Working at Others’ Homes: The Specifics and Challenges of Paid Domestic Work. Tulika Books, 2018, ISBN: 9788193401552, 288 pages, $45.00 | Anwita Dinkar

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Pages 5 to 7| Editorial | Mireille Razafindrakoto, Jean-Michel Wachsberger

Pages 11 to 39| The hero’s return? | Quentin Chapus, Jean-Philippe Berrou, Yvette Onibon Doubogan

Pages 43 to 68| Local entrepreneurship in the shadow of Ethiopia’s industrial policy | David Ambrosetti, Dominique Harre

Pages 69 to 92| “Entrepreneurship,” you said? | Maïté Kervyn de Lettenhove, Andreia Lemaître

Pages 93 to 114| Self-entrepreneurship training courses within Moroccan universities | Salwa Hanif, Rhita Sabri

Pages 115 to 144| Social enterprises in search of legitimacy | Constance Perrin-Joly

Pages 145 to 169| From Benz Nanas to contemporary business women in Lome (Togo) | Charlotte Vampo

Pages 171 to 197| Agribusiness SMEs and inclusive business in Burkina Faso | Florent Song-Naba, Philippe Régnier

Pages 201 to 223| Military engineering in Cameroon | Axel Augé, Christel Dior Tamegui

Pages 226 to 226| INA

Pages 227 to 237| The media coverage of business and entrepreneurship in Africa | Laëtitia Larcher

Pages 241 to 244| Yolande Benarrosh (ed.), Le travail mondialisé au Maghreb. Approches interdisciplinaires, IRD Éditions/LCDC/CJB, 2019, 540 pages, ISBN : 9789920769327, 24 € | Claude Didry

Pages 245 to 247| Sam Hickey, Tom Lavers, Miguel Niño-Zarazúa, Jeremy Seekings (eds.), The Politics of Social Protection in Eastern and Southern Africa, Oxford University Press, 2018, 320 pages, ISBN : 9780198850342, £65 | Claire Gondard

Pages 248 to 250| Catherine A. Honeyman, The Orderly Entrepreneur. Youth, Education, and Governance in Rwanda, Stanford University Press, 2016, 320 pages, ISBN : 9780804799850, $30 | Alicia Zarb

Pages 251 to 253| Yvette Onibon Doubogan, Entrepreneuriat féminin et développement au Bénin, L’Harmattan, 2019, 186 pages, ISBN : 9782343160573, 19,50 € | Boni Florent Tasso

Pages 254 to 256| Laurence Grandchamp, Roland Pfefferkorn (eds.), Résistances et émancipation des femmes du Sud. Travail et luttes environnementales, L’Harmattan, 2017, 278 pages, ISBN : 9782343131177, 28 € | Imane El Rhomri El Fatmi

Pages 257 to 258| Gérard Chouquer, Le Foncier. Entre propriété et expertise, Presses des Mines/Académie d’agriculture de France, 2019, 228 pages, ISBN : 9782356715494, 20 € | Philippe Lavigne Delville

Pages 259 to 261| Giulia Fabbiano, Michel Péraldi, Alexandra Poli, Liza Terrazzoni (eds.), Les migrations des Nords vers les Suds, Karthala, 2019, 240 pages, ISBN : 9782811119522, 20 € | Annélie Delescluse

Pages 262 to 264| Lawrence R. Jacobs, Desmond King, Fed Power. How Finance Wins, Oxford University Press, 2017, 264 pages, ISBN : 9780190690502, £14.49 | Jade Lemoine

Pages 265 to 267| Yongfu Huang, Unai Pascual (Eds.), Aid Effectiveness for Environmental Sustainability, Palgrave Macmillan, 2018, 466 pages, ISBN : 9789811053788, 189 CAD | Morgane Rosier

Pages 279 to 279| Discovering an artist

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Pages 7 to 28| Understanding the informal economy in Mayotte in the context of départementalisation | Antoine Hochet, Victor Bianchini

Pages 29 to 53| Female poverty and HIV in Ethiopia | Carolina De Rosis

Pages 55 to 77| Resorting to armed violence for land security | François M’munga Assumani

Pages 81 to 96| Tontines and prostitution at Château-Rouge | Habib Marius Nguié

Pages 97 to 119| Peasant organizations in Paraguay | Damien Larrouqué, Roque Mereles Pintos, Eduardo Tamayo Belda

Pages 123 to 140| Bernard Lecomte: Pathways in engaging with farmers. From project-aid to listening | Bernard Lecomte, Denis Pesche

Pages 141 to 145| Malcom Ferdinand, Une écologie décoloniale. Penser l’écologie depuis le monde caribéen, Seuil, 2019, 464 pages, ISBN: 9782021388497, 24,50 € | Amaël Cognacq

Pages 146 to 148| Paula Vásquez Lezama, Pays hors service. Venezuela : de l’utopie au chaos, Buchet/Chastel, 2019, 224 pages, ISBN: 9782283031810, 19 € | Camille Mordrel

Pages 149 to 152| Jean-Hervé Bradol, Marc Le Pape, Génocide et crimes de masse. L’expérience rwandaise de MSF (1982-1997), CNRS Éditions, 2017, 280 pages, ISBN: 9782271114884, 25 € | Jules Lyothier

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Pages 7 to 35| Introduction. Land and political violence in Africa | Jean-Pierre Chauveau, Jacobo Grajales, Éric Léonard

Pages 37 to 65| Creating identity at gunpoint | Ibrahima Poudiougou, Giovanni Zanoletti

Pages 67 to 88| The Fulani rebellion and the “war for land” | Jacky Bouju

Pages 89 to 113| Grain against cattle: Resisting the new socio-political order | Emmanuelle Veuillet

Pages 115 to 150| “Pastoralism” and “insecurity” in West Africa | Charline Rangé, Sergio Magnani, Véronique Ancey

Pages 151 to 173| A “pre-conflict” policy? | Mehdi Labzaé

Pages 175 to 197| Relocation, land disputes, and the youth | Léo Montaz

Pages 199 to 231| At the heart of cocoa cycles and conflicts in West Africa | François Ruf

Pages 233 to 261| South Africa’s land ownership system as a barrier to social transformation | Nancy Andrew

Pages 263 to 268| Lamine Doumbia. Une sécurisation foncière urbaine dans l’impasse, exemple de Bamako (Mali). Rüdiger Köppe Verlag, 2018, 251 pages, ISBN: 9783896459169, €49,80 | Philippe Lavigne Delville

Pages 269 to 271| Matthew G. Allen. Resource Extraction and Contentious States. Mining and the Politics of Scale in the Pacific Islands. Palgrave Macmillan, 2018, 148 pages, ISBN: 9789811081194, €51,99 | Pierre-Yves Le Meur

Pages 272 to 273| Étienne Le Roy. Pourquoi et comment la juridicité des communs s’est-elle imposée dans nos travaux fonciers ?, Récit d’une initiation. Regards sur le foncier, n° 8, Comité technique « Foncier & développement »/ AFD/ MEAE, 2019. | Sigrid Aubert, Philippe Karpe

Pages 274 to 276| Claire Kupper, Michel Luntumbue, Pierre Martinot, Boureïma N. Ouédraogo, Ndongo Samba Sylla, Morgane Wirtz. Une Jeunesse Africaine en quête de changement. Groupe de recherche et d’information sur la paix et la sécurité, 2017, 142 pages, ISBN: 97828 | Arnaud Dupuis

Pages 277 to 278| Claudio Brenni. Souveraineté alimentaire et semences. Questions autochtones et paysannes dans la gouvernance de la biodiversité agricole internationale (1970-2013). Éditions Alphil/Presses universitaires suisses, 2019, 456 pages, ISBN: 978288930239 | Norbert Olszak

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Pages 7 to 34| Introduction: Care in countries of the South. When care work allows examining social inequalities | Natacha Borgeaud-Garciandía, Nadya Araujo Guimarães, Helena Hirata

Pages 37 to 62| Financing social reproduction | Elena Moore

Pages 63 to 96| The reconfiguration of child care strategies across three generations | Karina Batthyány, Natalia Genta

Pages 97 to 118| Between France and Ivory Coast, the cause of care workers. Globalized practices and ordinary resistance | Caroline Ibos

Pages 119 to 141| “Domestic work is a job too!” Domestic workers’ fight for equal rights in Brazil | Louisa Acciari

Pages 143 to 165| Care compensation in Latin American pension systems | Laura Pautassi, Flavia Marco Navarro

Pages 169 to 189| The rights movement for domestic workers in the Philippines | Chiho Ogaya

Pages 191 to 203| Félicie Drouilleau-Gay. Secrets de familles. Parenté et emploi domestique à Bogotá (Colombie, 1950-2020) | Pascale Molinier

Pages 197 to 199| Natacha Borgeaud-Garciandía. Puertas adentro. Trabajo de cuidado domiciliario a adultos mayores y migración en la Ciudad de Buenos Aires | Paloma Moré

Pages 200 to 203| Aurélie Damamme, Helena Hirata and Pascale Molinier (eds.). Le travail, entre public, privé et intime. Comparaisons et enjeux internationaux du care | Miriam Wlosko

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Pages 7 to 37| Distortions and dilemmas in the performative system of international development aid | Anne Le Naëlou, Elisabeth Hofmann, Larissa Kojoué

Pages 41 to 63| The challenges of international aid in the context of the “global war on terror” in Africa. Old wine in new bottles | Marc-Antoine Pérouse de Montclos

Pages 65 to 86| Humanitarian corridors: A special arrangement for “desirable” refugees | Miriam Ngombe

Pages 87 to 111| Development aid and absurd strategies | François Doligez

Pages 113 to 139| Defining quality in NGOs. An empirical study of the implementation of quality control tools | Santiago Núñez Regueiro

Pages 141 to 163| “This flour provides iron”. An analysis of a nutrition program in Madagascar | Zoé Tinturier

Pages 165 to 186| The “southernization” of the international aid sector. Does it provide an opportunity for emancipation or displace relations of domination? | Ludovic Joxe

Pages 189 to 211| Experience systematization within international aid organizations. Standardization and “tailor-made” approaches | François Enten, Marthe-Valère Feuvrier, Ana Maria Oliveira

Pages 215 to 217| Guy Noël Accompagner le développement international. Démarche, instruments et outils L’Harmattan, 2015, 620 pages, ISBN: 9782343075976, €49 | Jacky Buffet

Pages 219 to 220| Marion Fresia et Philippe Lavigne Delville (eds.) Au cœur des mondes de l’aide internationale. Regards et postures ethnographiques Karthala/IRD/APAD, 2018, 364 pages, ISBN: 9782811119423, €27 | Denis Pesche

Pages 221 to 223| Agence française de développement (ed) 75 ans au service du développement. L’Agence Française de Développement, des origines à nos jours AFD, 2017, 262 pages, ISSN 2492-8313 | Yasmine Cherif

Pages 225 to 227| Edited by Jean-Pierre Olivier De Sardan and Emmanuelle Piccoli Cash Transfers In Context: An Anthropological Perspective Berghahn Books, 2018, 342 pages, ISBN: 9781785339578, £100 | Benjamin Busser

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Pages 7 to 27| Introduction: Fair trade under a new guise, caught between fragmentation and affirmation | Aurélie Carimentrand

Pages 31 to 61| Useless certifications? Asymmetric relationships between cooperatives, standards, and cocoa smallholders in Côte d’Ivoire | François Ruf, Enrique Uribe Leitz, Kouamé Casimir Gboko, Aurélie Carimentrand

Pages 63 to 94| Testing fairtrade’s labour rights commitments in South Asian tea plantations | Karin Astrid Siegmann, A. Sajitha, Karin Fernando, K. J. Joseph, Kulasabanathan Romeshun, Rachel Kurian, P. K. Viswanathan

Pages 95 to 121| Sateré Mawé indigenous people’s Waraná: An Amazonian plant in the process of globalization and the extension of fair trade frontiers | Bastien Beaufort

Pages 123 to 146| Breakthroughs and challenges in Brazil’s national fair trade policy | Diogo de Carvalho Antunes, Bruna Ranção Conti

Pages 147 to 175| The effects and limits of fairtrade on arabica coffee producers in a region of the Andean foothills in Peru | Élise Bouëdron, Hubert Cochet, Paul Belchi

Pages 179 to 188| Educating students in fair trade | Jérôme Ballet, Mahel Coppey, Julie Chupin, Sophie Dionisi, Hena Javaid, Lise Trégloze

Pages 189 to 207| Should fair trade be practiced beyond international trade? | Ninon Sirdey, Julie Maisonhaute, Nadine Arnold

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Pages 7 to 29| Irresponsibility as a competence held by dominants | Sabine Lamour

Pages 31 to 55| An illustration of the continuation of gender relations in transactional sex among Haitian women migrants in Martinique | Mylenn Zobda Zebina, Myriam Thirot, Sylvie Merle

Pages 57 to 87| Resilience paradoxes regarding food security | Abigaïl Fallot, François Bousquet, Sandrine Dury

Pages 89 to 114| Consumer preferences and the Attiéké Sector in Côte d’Ivoire | Trazié Bertrand Athanase Youan Bi

Pages 117 to 131| A “clean sweep” in development | Julien Debonneville

Pages 133 to 150| Snatches of stories from a financial backer in Haiti | Margaux Lombard

Pages 153 to 181| Between social struggle and cohesion | Anastasia Alithia Seferiadis

Pages 185 to 203| Book reviews | Philippe Lavigne Delville, Léna Ngouebeng, Caroline Weill, Anouk Arrondeau, Aymeric Martinez

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Pages 7 to 29| Introduction: Land dispossession in rural areas. Actors and processes between pressure and oppression | Laurence Roudart, Charlotte Guénard

Pages 33 to 59| Negotiating land policies to territorialise State power | Sina Schlimmer

Pages 61 to 88| Citizen mobilization against land grabs in Mauritania. The case of Brakna | Hamdi Ahmedou

Pages 89 to 114| The reactions of farmers to foreign investment. Between support and resistance in the Unidade Moçambique community (Mozambique) | Étienne Verhaegen, Sandra Kiala

Pages 115 to 139| Contesting land dispossession in Chennai’s periphery (India) | Bhuvaneswari Raman

Pages 141 to 164| And justice for all land? Power and land in the context of gold mining (Guinea) | Anna Dessertine

Pages 165 to 192| Community consultation and land dispossession. The geography of power in northern Mozambique | Nelly Leblond

Pages 193 to 218| Political decisions and the legal framework for a dispossession regime. The case of ejido “Caleras de Ameche,” Guanajuato (Mexico) | Clara Salazar

Pages 219 to 244| Access to natural and land resources in the Peruvian Amazon. Between agriculture and artisanal gold mining | Céline Delmotte

Pages 245 to 268| When environmental efforts restrict access to land. The case of farmers in Piton l’Ermitage (La Reunion, Indian Ocean) | Jacqueline Candau, Anne Gassiat

Pages 269 to 290| Are targeted rights against land dispossession a paradox? Conceptual and legal dead ends in the defense of the right to land in Meso-America | Hélène Roux

Pages 291 to 322| Land dispossession, agrarian transition, and adaptability. The future of indigenous populations in Ratanakiri (Cambodia) | Christophe Gironde, Andres Torrico Ramirez

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Pages 7 to 34| The challenges of food supply: actors, places, and links | Pierre Janin

Pages 35 to 63| The performance of the cassava leaf commercialization chain in Kinshasa and its hinterland | Papy Bonkena Bokombola, Patience Mpanzu Balomba

Pages 65 to 87| Feeding the Arabian peninsula | Matthieu Brun

Pages 89 to 114| Abu Dhabi facing the food security challenge | Damien Calais

Pages 115 to 136| Social participation in political spaces and the valuing of culture as empowering resources to promote access to quality food in Brazil | Lidiane Fernandes da Luz, Renato Sergio Maluf

Pages 137 to 164| The contribution of urban agriculture to Havana’s food supply | Riadh Mestiri

Pages 165 to 188| Merchants, farmers, and market power distribution in the Gnagna Province (Burkina Faso) | Samuel Pinaud

Pages 191 to 210| Distorted food policies in the “Bolivarian revolution” | Paula Vásquez Lezama

Pages 211 to 213| Book reviews | Isabelle Calvache

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Pages 9 to 31| Libyan migrants in Tunisia: A major stake for migration dynamics in the Maghreb | Emmanuel Alcaraz

Pages 33 to 54| Liberal professions and public service production | Sophie Andreetta

Pages 55 to 79| The origins and recent transformations of pastoral herding in the Algerian steppe | Slimane Bencherif

Pages 81 to 108| Are fair tourism and heritage a means or an end? | Gabriel Fauveaud, Roman-Oliver Foy, M’hammed Idrissi-Janati, Floriane Bolazzi, Thibault Lemaitre

Pages 109 to 135| Hydro-agricultural policy and the resilience of family farming | Nadège Garambois, Samir El Ouaamari, Mathilde Fert, Léa Radzik

Pages 137 to 161| Industrial clusters and economic resilience | Kamala Marius, Govindan Venkatasubramanian

Pages 163 to 187| Socio-anthropology in a health intervention project | Fatoumata Ouattara, Sylvie Zongo

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Pages 9 to 25| Introduction. Can resilience switch from theory to practices? | Benoît Lallau, Perrine Laissus-Benoist, Emmanuel Mbetid-Bessane

Pages 29 to 59| The lost resilience of Central Niger Delta fisheries. A case study of the complex systemic nature of resilience | Jacques Quensière, Samba Bocary Tounkara, Alioune Kane

Pages 61 to 90| Local organizations and collective resilience. Three case studies on African protracted crisis areas | Lise Archambaud, Claire Gondard

Pages 91 to 115| The “milk crisis” and the resilience of small producers in Madagascar | Isabelle Droy, Patrick Rasolofo

Pages 117 to 145| Income diversification for rubber farmers through agroforestry practices | Laetitia Stroesser, Éric Penot, Isabelle Michel, Uraiwan Tongkaemkaew, Bénédicte Chambon

Pages 147 to 176| Large irrigated perimeters and the resilience of peasants in Sahel . The case of Bagré, Burkina Faso | Abdoulaye Tapsoba, Françoise Gérard, William’s Daré

Pages 179 to 201| From Abdallah to Museveni: An African “change in continuity”? | Gaia Lott

Pages 203 to 225| River basin organizations in France and Brazil from a commons perspective | Patrick Laigneau, Rosa Maria Formiga-Johnsson, Bernard Barraqué

Pages 227 to 232| Book reviews

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Pages 9 to 30| Marine areas in the Pacific caught between commoning and grabbing | Pierre-Yves Le Meur, Tamatoa Bambridge, Marlène Dégremont, Estienne Rodary

Pages 31 to 53| Collective ownership, commons management, and social structures. The case of Peru | Ingrid Hall

Pages 55 to 76| Armed conflict in Colombia’s rural areas the resistance of civil communities in the Bajo Atrato region | Stellio Rolland

Pages 77 to 98| The role of “street youths” in Cap Haitian | Maïtena Armagnague

Pages 99 to 122| South-South creation of international development standards Brazil’s Food Purchase Program for Africa and Mexico’s Mesoamerica without hunger strategy | Carlos Cortés Zea, Lauren Lécuyer

Pages 123 to 150| The side effects of foreign aid. A postmortem of power games in Madagascar | Angéline Chartier, Mylène Rivière

Pages 151 to 175| Foreign aid evaluation and international financial mobilization for climate change adaptation | Romain Weikmans

Pages 179 to 197| Book reviews

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Pages 5 to 6| Foreword

Pages 11 to 29| Commons and Development. A Renewed Approach to Addressing Global Challenges | Stéphanie Leyronas, Tamatoa Bambridge

Pages 33 to 52| Shared Pastures | Alexis Gonin

Pages 53 to 73| Commons in Crisis | Bruno Romagny, Mohammed Aderghal, Laurent Auclair, Hélène Ilbert, Sylvaine Lemeilleur

Pages 75 to 92| Ancient Wheat Crops | Elisabetta Bucolo

Pages 93 to 116| Water, Energy, and Waste Services | Marco Ranzato, Luisa Moretto

Pages 117 to 137| The Search for Urban Commons | Jérémie Cavé

Pages 139 to 162| Geographical Indications through the Lens of the Theory of Commons | Stéphane Fournier, Estelle Biénabe, Delphine Marie-Vivien, Claire Durand, Denis Sautier, Claire Cerdan

Pages 163 to 181| A Democratic and Solidary Management of Commons? Development Community Banks in Brazil | Genauto Carvalho de França Filho, Isabelle Guérin, Isabelle Hillenkamp, Ósia Vasconcelos

Pages 185 to 201| How a Collective Work Came into Being: The Dictionary of Common Goods | Marie Cornu, Fabienne Orsi, Judith Rochfeld

Pages 202 to 215| Book Reviews

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Pages 11 to 19| Introduction | Bernard Husson, Sadio Soukouna, Yves Viltard

Pages 21 to 41| Vague Judicial Frameworks and Lax Requirements: Does Effectiveness Matter in Decentralized Cooperation? | Jacky Buffet, David-André Camous

Pages 43 to 65| From Local Authorities’ Decentralized Cooperation to International Action: An Economic Paradigm? | Hadrien Rozier

Pages 67 to 93| Urban Food Policies: Decentralized Cooperation and African Cities | Andrea Magarini, Yota Nicolarea, Egidio Dansero, Maria Bottiglieri

Pages 95 to 114| New Perspectives for City-to-City Cooperation: The Euro-Latin American Alliance | Cristian Díaz Castro

Pages 115 to 137| Municipal Internationalism as a Vector of Democratization | Ringailė Kuokštytė

Pages 141 to 162| The Urban Issue through the Prism of the United Nations | Samuel Ripoll

Pages 165 to 194| The Social Life of Policy Reports | Astrid Jamar

Pages 195 to 208| Book Reviews

Pages 209 to 210| Tribute to Claude Arditi

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Pages 9 to 31| “Road Courtesy” in Kinshasa and Lubumbashi: A Political Tool to Maintain Public Order | Albert Malukisa Nkuku

Pages 33 to 55| Predation and Expropriation for Public Interest in Cameroon | Hervé Lado

Pages 57 to 89| Resilience and Development: Complement, Substitute or Stopgap Solution? | Véronique Ancey, Denis Pesche, Benoît Daviron

Pages 91 to 121| Administrative, In Situ, and Metropolitan Urbanization: The Spatial Contradictions of Territorial Governance in Vietnam | Sylvie Fanchette

Pages 125 to 147| A Lesson in Soft Power: The Role of US Cooperation with China in the Export of Management Education | Tupac Soulas

Pages 149 to 173| The Role of Private Companies in the Local Development in Sub-Saharan Africa | Anne Bekelynck

Pages 175 to 182| Book Reviews

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Pages 11 to 28| Introduction | Humberto Cucchetti, Jessica Stites Mor

Pages 29 to 56| Peripheral Circulation: The Effects on Brazil’s Political Space of Leftist Intellectuals’ Exile in Chile from 1964 to 1973 | Elisa Klüger

Pages 57 to 78| On the “NGOization of Social Movements”: Depoliticizing Political Commitment or Avoiding Social Issues? | Benjamin Moallic

Pages 79 to 102| Sandinista Activism and Social Mobilization in Nicaragua: The Professionalization of Political Commitment | Kristina Pirker

Pages 103 to 125| Activism Inside and Outside the State: Agrarian Reform Activists and Bureaucrats in the State of Pará, Brazil | Camila Penna

Pages 127 to 150| Embarking on the Ecuadorian “Citizens’ Revolution”: Conversions and Political Bridges for Activists of the Emigrants’ Cause | William Herrera Ríos

Pages 151 to 169| Converting Activist Know-How into State Expertise: The Example of Reforms in the Argentinian Security Sector | Candice Martinez

Pages 173 to 176| Rodolfo Díaz, Peronist Militant of the Trade Union Organizations to the High Public Function | Humberto Cucchetti

Pages 177 to 190| Rodolfo Díaz, Peronist Militant of the Trade Union Organizations to the High Public Function | Humberto Cucchetti

Pages 193 to 214| Accessing Network Services Through Microcredit: A Palliative Measure to the Withdrawal of the State and Public Utilities? | Magdalena Isaurralde

Pages 215 to 224| Book Reviews

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Pages 5 to 6| Editorial | Anne Le Naëlou, Tania Angeloff, Roser Cussó, Pierre Janin

Pages 11 to 31| The Political Economy of the Islamic Republic of Iran | Mehrdad Vahabi, Thierry Coville

Pages 33 to 62| Monolithic Religious Markets, Fragmented State Structures, and Islamic Fundamentalism among Iranians and across the Middle East and North Africa | Mansoor Moaddel

Pages 63 to 90| Iran’s Oil, the Theory of Rent, and the Long Shadow of History: A Caveat on Oil Contracts in the Islamic Republic | Cyrus Bina

Pages 91 to 111| The Economic Activities of the Pasdaran | Thierry Coville

Pages 113 to 136| Poverty and Income Inequality in the Islamic Republic of Iran | Djavad Salehi-Isfahani

Pages 137 to 162| The Vicious Circle Trapping Iranian Workers since the 1990s | Mohammad Maljoo

Pages 165 to 170| Glossary of Terms | Thierry Coville, Nasser Mohajer, Mehrdad Vahabi

Pages 171 to 182| Major Political and Economic Developments since the 1979 Revolution | Thierry Coville, Nasser Mohajer, Mehrdad Vahabi

Pages 185 to 207| The Production of the “Real Muslim” by the Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood: Loyalty and Dissent | Sarah Ben Néfissa

Pages 209 to 224| Book Reviews

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