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      HistoryWomen's HistoryWest AfricaGender and religion (Women s Studies)
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      Social MovementsHIV/AIDSSex WorkCote D'Ivoire
In a compelling mix of literary narrative and ethnography, anthropologist Alma Gottlieb and writer Philip Graham continue the long journey of cultural engagement with the Beng people of Cote d'Ivoire that they first recounted in their... more
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      Creative WritingCreative NonfictionComparative LiteratureAnthropology
—Being one of the most competitive ports in West Africa, Abidjan Port aims to become the leading port in the region. In this article, the impact of China One Belt One Road strategy on Abidjan port is being studied and analyzed by the... more
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      AfricaChina Going GlobalChina studiesEconomy
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      Remote SensingGoldIvory CoastGeographic Information Systems (GIS)
Anthropologists have neglected a significant dimension to religion by ignoring the spiritual lives of a society's youngest members. In Côte d'lvoire, Beng infants are said to lead a profoundly spiritual existence. Indeed, until the age of... more
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      ReligionSpiritualityWest AfricaFetal development
This is a Portuguese translation of "The Afterlife is where We Come from: The Culture of Infancy in West Africa." This edition was translated by Mara Sobreira and published by the University of São Paulo Press (Editora Unifesp/Editora da... more
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      AnthropologySocial AnthropologySociology of Children and ChildhoodPhilosophical Anthropology
Le 7 août 1960, la Côte d’Ivoire accède à l’indépendance nationale. La façon dont les journaux qui circulent à Abidjan évoquent cette émancipation atteste du climat de confiance qui règne alors entre la France et la Côte d’Ivoire.... more
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      JournalismAfricaMediaNewspapers
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      EngineIvory CoastTraForm
The thesis examines developments in the processed food trade through stores in Ivory Coast from 1956 to 1990. Quantitative and qualitative methods are applied to data drawn from a range of sources, notably government reports, company... more
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      Development StudiesFrancophone AfricaWest AfricaEconomic Development
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      Migration StudiesStreet ChildrenBurkina FasoIvory Coast
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      Press FreedomIvory Coast
In this paper I explore the multiple social ties that Beng infants forge with a large range of familiar and not-so-familiar Others. In so doing, I highlight specific infant care practices that promote a large number of social... more
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      Children and FamiliesEarly Childhood EducationParentingChild Care
The Senufo peoples in West Africa and in Cote d’Ivoire, in particular, have suffered a double colonization, including that of the Mandingo who have had the most penetrating and pervasive cultural and linguistic impact on them. Mandingo... more
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      Cultural HistorySociologyCultural StudiesSocial Movements
An imagined childcare guide for parenting, Beng-style, as if it were written by a (fictionalized) Beng diviner and grandmother, but based on ethnographic research written up in more scholarly style elsewhere (especially, The Afterlife Is... more
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      ReligionAnthropologySocial AnthropologySociology of Children and Childhood
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      PhilosophyPolitical SciencePre-Socratic (Pre-Platonic) PhilosophySaudi Arabia
Since little has been written about linguistic politeness in Ivory Coast French so far, this is a new subject to explore in interactional sociolinguistics. This study is based on a corpus of authentic oral language, recorded in a bakery... more
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      Linguistic PolitenessFrench languageInteractional SociolinguisticsIvory Coast
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      Postcolonial StudiesNationalismAfrican LiteratureNational Identity
When a new baby arrives among the Beng people of West Africa, they see it not as being born, but as being reincarnated after a rich life in a previous world. Far from being a tabula rasa, a Beng infant is thought to begin its life filled... more
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      EmotionSpecial EducationSociology of Children and ChildhoodEthnography
Cet article cherche à comprendre les concepts d'adaptations primaires (primary adjustments) et secondaires (secondary adjustments) de la sociologie des circonstances d'Ervin Goffman, à la lumière des processus d'appropriation des normes... more
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      EthicsJournalismIvory Coast
France and the Netherlands were both important European colonial powers in the nineteenth century. This book, based primarily on archival research, is a contribution to the study of the relations between France and the Netherlands... more
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      International RelationsColonialismGhanaFrench colonialism
« La fable - nous disent J.M. Awouma et J.L. Noah - est un récit qui présente le monde réel des faits. Elle rapporte et définit les préoccupations de l’homme dans la société. Les personnages sont généralement les animaux qui représentent... more
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      African LiteratureFolktalesIvory CoastDadié
Si la situation sécuritaire en Côte d’Ivoire s’est grandement améliorée depuis 2011, des incidents ont toujours lieu ponctuellement et conservent un potentiel de déstabilisation qui justifie un effort continu de réforme du secteur de... more
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      Security sector ReformCivil-Military cooperationIvory CoastSecurity Sector Reform/Security Governance
Introduction: The effective use of contraceptive depends on user's attitudes towards contraception. This paper focuses on determining the perceptions and practices of contraception in urban areas. Material and Methods: A mixed descriptive... more
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      Ivory CoastAbidjan
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      West AfricaInternational MigrationInternational Migration and Immigration PolicyBurkina Faso
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      MediaDemocracyIvory Coast
In this paper, we study on the basis of an endogenous growth model, the impact of tax rates on profits on growth for six (6) countries of UEMOA, for the period 1970-2016. The preferred econometric tool is the Smooth Panel Transition Model... more
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      TaxationGrowthIvory Coast
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      AfricaSenegalHistory of architectureBenin
This rapid literature review, in annotated bibliography format, provides a bibliography of some of the most recent literature published in 2013 and 2014 (up to April 2014) on the topic of gender in fragile and conflict-affected... more
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      Gender StudiesWomen's StudiesPeace and Conflict StudiesAccess to Justice
« La fable - nous disent Awouma et Noah (Contes et fables du Cameroun, Editions CLE, Yaoundé 1978:23) - est un récit qui présente le monde réel des faits. Elle rapporte et définit les préoccupations de l’homme dans la société. Les... more
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      African LiteratureFolktalesIvory CoastDadié
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      West AfricaWest Africa politicsHuman Rights, International Development, Diversity, Training, Capacity Building, Peacebuilding, Corporate Social Responsibility Youth Leadership, Conflict ResolutionTransitional justice and reconciliation processes
Cette étude de la poésie de Bernard Dadié, et d’Hommes de tous les continents en particulier, permet de découvrir une écriture métis nourrie à la fois de sève traditionnelle et de la Bible. L’étude des images, des symboles et du rythme... more
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      PoetryAfrican LiteratureBiblical StudiesCharles Baudelaire
En 1955 paraît donc Le Pagne noir, contes africains , seize récits dont la majorité ont pour personnages des animaux, en particulier Kakou Ananzè l’Araignée, même si le second, qui donne son titre au recueil, a pour héroïne une orpheline... more
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      African LiteratureFolktalesOral literatureIvory Coast
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      Race and EthnicityWest AfricaCivil WarColonialism
The world’s first permanent international criminal court (the ICC) that came into being on 1 July 2002 was dealt a silent but solid slap on 1 February 2017 when the African Union (AU) approved a plan for a mass withdrawal. The decision... more
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      International RelationsInternational LawColonialismInternational Criminal Court
Dans l’après-guerre froide, de nombreux observateurs s’inquiétaient de la multiplication de « nouveaux » conflits armés, et promettaient des États « faibles » ou en « faillite ». À rebours de ces approches, les auteurs analysent des... more
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      African StudiesAnthropologyViolenceColombia
One of the goals of Education for All (EFA) was to ensure that by 2015 children, specifically girls, vulnerable children and those belonging to ethnic minorities, have access to compulsory and free quality primary education and follow it... more
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      ChildrenCote D'IvoireIvory CoastSchool exclusions
Cette communication, qui est synthèse d’un article paru dans la revue Journal of Religion in Africa (vol.46, no.4, 2016), a été présentée au Dixième Congrès International de l’Association des Études Mandé à Grand-Bassam (Côte d'Ivoire) en... more
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      TerrorismIslam in AfricaIslamic StudiesIslam
« La fable - nous disent J.M. Awouma et J.L. Noah - est un récit qui présente le monde réel des faits. Elle rapporte et définit les préoccupations de l’homme dans la société. Les personnages sont généralement les animaux qui représentent... more
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      African LiteratureFolktalesIvory CoastBernard Dadié
Que veut dire être journaliste de presse écrite en République démocratique du Congo (RDC) et en Côte d’Ivoire ? Cette question a guidé un travail de recherche qui s’attache à comprendre l’émergence et la structuration progressive du... more
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      Democratic Republic of CongoPrint journalismIvory CoastSociology of Journalism
The world is rapidly increasing the integration of solar photovoltaics into the electricity grid and the necessity to meet the electricity needs of West Africa becomes ever more present. Solar PV presents an enormous opportunity for the... more
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      GhanaCote D'IvoireBurkina FasoPower Transmission
Xenophobia, embedded in the concept of Ivoirité, is often pointed out as the main cause explaining the Ivorian civil war. I am looking at the macro-level and reading the emergence of xenophobia not as a cause but a symptom of the... more
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      Post-ColonialismNeoliberalismSub-Saharan AfricaCote D'Ivoire
In evangelical communities, divorce is prohibited and a pastor is seen as a model, a spiritual guide and, above all, a guarantor of the Christian faith and morality. From this point of view, the breakdown of the marriage bond of a pastor... more
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      DivorceIvory CoastEvangelical churchesPastors
À partir du cas ivoirien, cet article présente quelques éléments de réflexion sur l'influence des normes éducatives internationales dans un système scolaire affecté par une succession de crises. Après avoir retracé l'histoire de... more
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      EducationResilienceEducational ResearchPost-conflict Reconstruction and Development
En juillet 2010, les journalistes ivoiriens évoquent le cas de trois de leurs confrères du Nouveau Courrier emprisonnés pour vol de documents officiels. L'analyse des articles de presse relatifs à cette affaire, issus de deux quotidiens... more
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      Discourse AnalysisJournalismProfessional IdentityNewspapers
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      Postcolonial StudiesAfrican LiteraturePostcolonial LiteratureIvory Coast
Art Review of Masters of Sculpture from Ivory Coast @ Musée du Quai Branly
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      African StudiesAfrican PhilosophyAfrican HistoryIvory Coast
The trial of Simone Gbagbo in Abridjan
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      AfricaFranceIvory CoastUnited Nations Peacekeeping Operations
UFRGS Model United Nations' study guide. 2011
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      Asian StudiesHuman RightsUnited NationsEast Asian Studies
Introduction générale par F. Bernault, interviews de Jan Vansina et Claudine Vidal sur le Rwanda, articles de Mamadou Diouf, Danielle de Lame et Pierre Boilley
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      African StudiesSocial SciencesAfrican HistoryAfrica