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3by Kirsten, Johann Frederick Gouse, Marnus Hofs, Jean-Luc Fok, Michel Published in Revue Tiers monde (2006)“...[fre] Si l’utilisation du coton génétiquement modifié (CGM) en Afrique du Sud, depuis 1996-1997, est le plus souvent présentée comme un succès d’adoption...”
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9by Gilbert, Étienne Published in Revue Tiers monde (2005)“...Étienne Gilbert. G. Balachandran (éd.), India and the World Economy. In: Tiers-Monde, tome 46, n°183, 2005. Paysans : modes de survie. pp. 716-717...”
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10“...[eng] Olivia Samuel and Isabelle Attané — Women, families, fertility : From the drop in fertility to the evolution of the status of women. Introduction...”
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11by Fauré, Yves-André Published in Revue Tiers monde (2005)“...[eng] Yves-André Fauré — Decentralised public policies, blockages to local development. Brazilian experiences This article covers the relationships between the...”
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12by Bourque, André Published in Revue Tiers monde (2005)“...[eng] André BOURQUE — Indirect aid in Rwanda : Lessons from 1994 ? The challenges posed to post- 1994 Rwanda engaged international aid as regards its capacity...”
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13by Bertin., Alexandre Published in Revue Tiers monde (2005)“...[eng] Alexandre Bertin. — What perspectives for the « capacities » approach ? Over the last thirty years, the utilitarian approach to well-being has been...”
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16by Poussart-Vanier, Marie Published in Revue Tiers monde (2005)“...[eng] Marie Poussart-Vanier — The politicization of emergency food aid in Burkina- Faso.. In this article, the author draws the context in which emergency food...”
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18by Berlan, Jean-Pierre Published in Revue Tiers monde (2005)“...[eng] POLEMICIST'S CORNER Jean-Pierre Berlan — Patenting the living : Progress or crime ? The genetic-industrial cartel, draped in a cloak of philanthropy and...”
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