La causalité circulaire pauvreté/ désarticulation malgache: quel point de rupture ?

Aina Andrianavalona Razafiarison
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Aina Andrianavalona Razafiarison: Université d’Antananarivo, Madagascar

Les Cahiers du CEDIMES, 2024, vol. 19, issue HS, 292-304

Abstract: The aspects of poverty are multidimensional and reasoning by income level is only one facet of an eminently complex problem. The Malagasy economic and social disarticulation is intimately linked to this poverty and does not make it possible to propose an unequivocal and peremptory solution or outcome to the problem. The institutional approach, a consideration over time and therefore historical, far from claiming to be a panacea can be a great help, by resorting to the concept of circular causality of Thorstein Veblen and the complex thought of Edgar Morin. It is ultimately a question of apprehending the possibilities of breaking the vicious circle of Malagasy economic failures and overcoming the poverty trap which has become an insurmountable obstacle at the present time.

Date: 2024
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