Jeunes, nouvelles épidémies et santé publique au Burkina Faso : De Ébola à covid, la constance de la peur du complot

Before covid-19, Ebola in West Africa (2014-2016) is an opportunity to question the representations of new epidemics. Educated young Africans open to new information technologies are social markers for understanding health messages. An anthropological study conducted in 2016 in Ouagadougou on the representations of 93 young people in school shows …

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Apport de la psychologie sociale à la prévention primaire de la radicalisation menant à la violence au nord du Togo

Over the past ten years, radicalization leading to violence has become a major concern for all countries, whether developed or developing. In parallel to the military response and because of its limits, prevention has emerged as an indispensable supplement, making it possible to attack the roots of this violence at …

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Impact de la règlementation relative à la lutte contre l’exportation illicite de l’anacarde sur les acheteurs dans la région du Gontougo (Côte d’Ivoire)

This study aims to examine the effect of Ordinance N°. 2018-437 of May 03, 2018 on the repression of the marketing and illicit export of agricultural products subject to approval on buyers in the context of marketing Cashew. It is based on a field survey of 50 individuals chosen using …

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De la diglossie à une approche ethno-stylistique et polyphonique de l’écriture chez Olympe Bhêly-Quenum »

Olympe Bhêly-Quenum writes in contact with a complex linguistic universe. He also writes in a context where a language must convey another culture. Language being par excellence the pillar of the identity, cultural dimension, all writing therefore manifests a cultural mark. We can then wonder what culture conveys the language …

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