The process of liberalizing cotton sectors in Africa was initiated by mid-1980s but modalities of their reform were only debated when it was attempted to extend the process to francophone countries. In this article, diverging positions regarding the restructuring of cotton sectors are analysed through the concept of coordination failures. Recommendation for liberalization was based upon an implicit reasoning emphasizing state failures. In the opposite, market failures which are overlooked in the Structural Adjustment Plans help to argue against such a recommendation. Whilst the target of a proper State/market balance is increasingly acknowledged, little is proposed to help achieve it.. The Resocot Project, a network device involving the cot...
To consider the difficulties of the African Cotton Channel, most studies put an emphasis upon exogen...
La libéralisation des filières cotonnières en Afrique a débuté au milieu des années 1980 mais le vér...
For the first time, in 2001, Francophone African countries were globally ranking second in the world...
Communication préparée pour les XXIIIèmes Journées du Développement de l'Association Tiers-Monde "L'...
Recent economic and financial crises have prompted discussion of economic policy requirements dictat...
The cotton trade has been lucrative in sub-Saharan Africa. It is a major source of exports and gover...
The successfull experimentation of « network restructuration » such as the cotton operation since 19...
Les récentes crises économiques et financières mettent en débat les prescriptions de politiques dict...
The positive outcomes of cotton production in Franc Zone Africa are particularly emphasized during t...
International audienceThe theory of networks, carried out within the framework of deregulating large...
Abstract Cotton production in the Francophone African Countries (FACs) derives exclusively from smal...
National audienceAgronomy and the structure of the African cotton production : from the decolonizati...
texte publié accessible au : http://www.john-libbey-eurotext.fr/fr/revues/agro_biotech/agr/e-docs/00...
Reproduction du texte dans une revue anglaise en fin 2008 et dans une revue française en 2009Cotton ...
The aim of this Phd is to understand the vulnerability of Burkina Faso's cotton farmers confronted t...
To consider the difficulties of the African Cotton Channel, most studies put an emphasis upon exogen...
La libéralisation des filières cotonnières en Afrique a débuté au milieu des années 1980 mais le vér...
For the first time, in 2001, Francophone African countries were globally ranking second in the world...
Communication préparée pour les XXIIIèmes Journées du Développement de l'Association Tiers-Monde "L'...
Recent economic and financial crises have prompted discussion of economic policy requirements dictat...
The cotton trade has been lucrative in sub-Saharan Africa. It is a major source of exports and gover...
The successfull experimentation of « network restructuration » such as the cotton operation since 19...
Les récentes crises économiques et financières mettent en débat les prescriptions de politiques dict...
The positive outcomes of cotton production in Franc Zone Africa are particularly emphasized during t...
International audienceThe theory of networks, carried out within the framework of deregulating large...
Abstract Cotton production in the Francophone African Countries (FACs) derives exclusively from smal...
National audienceAgronomy and the structure of the African cotton production : from the decolonizati...
texte publié accessible au : http://www.john-libbey-eurotext.fr/fr/revues/agro_biotech/agr/e-docs/00...
Reproduction du texte dans une revue anglaise en fin 2008 et dans une revue française en 2009Cotton ...
The aim of this Phd is to understand the vulnerability of Burkina Faso's cotton farmers confronted t...
To consider the difficulties of the African Cotton Channel, most studies put an emphasis upon exogen...
La libéralisation des filières cotonnières en Afrique a débuté au milieu des années 1980 mais le vér...
For the first time, in 2001, Francophone African countries were globally ranking second in the world...