This article focuses on women’s collective action promoting land inheritance in Burundi. It aims to discuss the role of international actors in social transformations, questioning to what extent they have shaped women’s collective action since the 1970s, in particular since the country’s president took the official decision to stop the legislative and political process for adopting a law in 2011. The article argues that international actors are a central factor in (de-)politicisation by playing the role of a third party in the relationship between women’s associations and the state. These interactions produce a particular form of mobilisation that promotes law as a tool to build, frame and provide answers to the land issue.[(Dé-)Politiser l...
En partant de deux cas de terrain, le présent article traite de l’instrumentalisation du pouvoir éta...
Political reform in Burundi has sought to resolve the land question, using the law, itself a product...
This article explores the appropriation dynamics of international statebuilding in Burundi, with a f...
Partant du constat de l’attention croissante et appuyée des organisations internationales aux thémat...
International audienceThis article studies the effects of participatory devices settled by internati...
Partant du constat de l’attention croissante et appuyée des organisations internationales aux thémat...
This article examines the evolution of the internal battles between activists in the transnational c...
Cet article se propose d’étudier les effets des dispositifs mis en place par les acteurs internation...
International audienceThis article documents and analyzes the practices of tax collectors and local ...
The major argument of the article is that agrarian change is not a unilinear narrative based solely ...
This article argues that constitutional engineering along consociational lines in Burundi – explicit...
Purpose: The chapter seeks to examine how local women's groups in Burundi and Liberia have responded...
To date, few scholars have addressed the internal dynamics of transnational advocacy networks (TANs)...
This article examines how the post-conflict political settlement between Burundian parties and exter...
L’auteure s’intéresse à l’internationalisation des militantes pour les droits des femmes au Burundi ...
En partant de deux cas de terrain, le présent article traite de l’instrumentalisation du pouvoir éta...
Political reform in Burundi has sought to resolve the land question, using the law, itself a product...
This article explores the appropriation dynamics of international statebuilding in Burundi, with a f...
Partant du constat de l’attention croissante et appuyée des organisations internationales aux thémat...
International audienceThis article studies the effects of participatory devices settled by internati...
Partant du constat de l’attention croissante et appuyée des organisations internationales aux thémat...
This article examines the evolution of the internal battles between activists in the transnational c...
Cet article se propose d’étudier les effets des dispositifs mis en place par les acteurs internation...
International audienceThis article documents and analyzes the practices of tax collectors and local ...
The major argument of the article is that agrarian change is not a unilinear narrative based solely ...
This article argues that constitutional engineering along consociational lines in Burundi – explicit...
Purpose: The chapter seeks to examine how local women's groups in Burundi and Liberia have responded...
To date, few scholars have addressed the internal dynamics of transnational advocacy networks (TANs)...
This article examines how the post-conflict political settlement between Burundian parties and exter...
L’auteure s’intéresse à l’internationalisation des militantes pour les droits des femmes au Burundi ...
En partant de deux cas de terrain, le présent article traite de l’instrumentalisation du pouvoir éta...
Political reform in Burundi has sought to resolve the land question, using the law, itself a product...
This article explores the appropriation dynamics of international statebuilding in Burundi, with a f...