Crise cotonnière, politiques publiques et inégalités spatiales dans le sud du Mali

Jean-Étienne Bidou, Bourema F. Ballo and Isabelle Droy

Mondes en développement, 2013, vol. n° 164, issue 4, 35-56

Abstract: The malian cotton belt is often considered as an homogeneous entity which prosperity or decline only depends on the cotton production. But the South of Mali is a diversified agricultural region where strong public policies, like decentralization, have taken place while the cotton sector was going through a deep crisis. This conjunction results in spatial inequalities and a volatile situation while the sustainability of decentralization policies is no more secured than the cotton development.

Keywords: vulnerability; poverty; cotton; Mali; decentralization (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2013
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