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Liberalisation de la filiere coton en Côte d'Ivoire quinze ans apres: empreinte spatiale et organisationnelle

The liberalization of the cotton sector in Ivory Coast after fifteen years: spatial and organizational marks
[journal article]

SIMPLICE YAO KOFFI

Abstract

The liberalization of the cotton sector in Ivory Coast is inspired by industrialized countries. Its approaches are supported by the Breton Woods institutions and the French Cooperation. The aim of this study is to review spatial and organizational reforms in the cotton basin of Ivory Coast. The re... view more

The liberalization of the cotton sector in Ivory Coast is inspired by industrialized countries. Its approaches are supported by the Breton Woods institutions and the French Cooperation. The aim of this study is to review spatial and organizational reforms in the cotton basin of Ivory Coast. The results of this research revealed that liberalization is the cause of the restructuring of the cotton area. On the other hand, it has resulted an organizational dynamic based on the activity of the cotton companies and producers. In addition, the areas defined by the liberalization are not respected by cotton agencies. This non-compliance is manifested by the incursion of cotton companies in areas outside their initial block. In this logic of incursion, the producers of public society (CIDT) produce significantly more than those supervised by private cotton companies. This observation raises a debate regarding the continued liberalization of the cotton sector in Ivory Coast.... view less

Keywords
Ivory Coast; economic liberalism; agricultural product; agricultural production; economic reform; reorganization

Classification
Economic Sectors

Document language
French

Publication Year
2013

Page/Pages
p. 5-17

Journal
Cinq Continents, 3 (2013) 7

ISSN
2247-2290

Status
Published Version; peer reviewed

Licence
Creative Commons - Attribution-NonCommercial


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