A devided archipelago : management of the multi-island State of Comores. Multi-insularity is of itself a cause of division, even when the group of islands making up the State have a true unity in their civilization and language. Thus, since 1975 in the Comores archipelago, two forces are in opposition : on the one hand is the wish of the Moronian powers to regain the island that is missing from their national territory ; on the other hand is the wish of the Mahores to escape this power wielded by the international community. This contrast in views is not as marked as one might think as the two parts of the archipelago are linked politically and economically with France. The Franco-Comorian ambiguity facilitates the movement of people and g...