Revue Anthropologie & Développement
Presses universitaires de LouvainThe journal Anthropologie & développement focuses on the dynamics of social change and the interactions between these dynamics and «development» policies and programmes. Through in-depth qualitative research, its papers highlight the contingent processes related to the making of public polices, including the heterogeneity of actors and logics involved, and the ways that actors' behaviours shape these dynamics at different levels, as well as the issues of meanings and power, and the tensions and contradictions that permeate these processes.
Titres liés
Anthropologie et développement n° 54/2023
Circulations matérielles et immatérielles dans le Sud Global, Première édition
Giorgio Blundo
Anthropologie & développement n° 52, 2021
Dossier – Les entrepreneurs et leurs associations : ethnographies du secteur privé en Afrique
Thomas Bierschenk, José-Maria Muñoz
Twenty years after The Economist called Africa "the hopeless continent", the view has profoundly changed. The dominant mood is decidedly positive. This issue aims to explore ethnographically the links between businesspeople and their associations, private sector support from the state and international development agencies and capitalism in Africa.