Trialog n°89, “Controlling Urban Space – The Rise of New Actors”, 89(2), 2006, Dortmund. Ce numéro de Trialog porte sur la reconfiguration et la remesure du contrôle de l’espace urbain, par l’examen de l’importance politique et des implications socio-spatiales de la diversificiation des parties intéressées aux intérêts différents et parfois concurrentiels. L’attention ne porte pas […]
Africultures n°66, 2006, “Afrique mondialisée mais pas dupe”, special issue coordinated by Jérôme Bessière (Dibuka) and Aurelia We Kabwe-Segatti (French Institute of South Africa), L’Harmattan. Publié avec le soutien de l’Ambassade de France en Afrique du Sud, de l’Institut Français d’Afrique du Sud et de Dibuka-Centre d’Information sur la France Contemporaine. L’Afrique serait-elle la victime […]
Judith Hayem looks at “Miners and HIV/AIDS. Detection and Treatment Programmes”, Michel Lafon presents “Learning isiZulu and Languages at School”, Renaud Lapeyre investigates “Biodiversity Conservation, Rural Development and Ecotourism: a Drop in the Ocean?” and Dominique Vidal looks at “Mozambican Migrants in Johannesburg. English version Version française
In this monograph, the historical evolution of the Mozambican press is linked to the evolution of the national political context. What role did the press play under the authoritarian regime? How did the press fare during the democratic transition? How did the media contribute to mould a vision of political events? This new issue of […]
Emmanuelle OLIVIER & Manuel VALENTIN (Dir.), 2005, Paris, CNRS Editions ISBN: 2-271-06296-9 [Book in French] This work is coming out at a time when “Bushmen” have become a focal point and are the subject of new stakes. While their countries of origin are beginning to grant them full-fledged citizenship and specific rights are being […]
Dix ans d’échanges littéraires entre l’Afrique du Sud et la France. Is it not true to say, with Umberto Eco, that translation constitutes the future of mankind after Babel? What assessment of multilingualism can we make in the post-apartheid historical context? This bilingual special issue deals with the question of literary translation between France and […]
In this issue the focus is on “Research on Education Transformation”. Vijé Franchi and Jean-Paul Payet look at “Transformation, (de)racialisation and (de)ethnicisation for Social Dynamics. The Role of Schools in the Construction of Participatory and Pluralistic Models of Democracy in South Africa and France”, Gaëlle Goastellec looks at “South Africa Higher Education at the Crossroads […]
In this issue, Marianne Morange and Sophie Didier give a research report on “Cape Town’s Community Improvement Districts: first conclusions regarding public / private “Cooperation” on the security issue” while Chris Alden and Ward Anseeuw focus on “Southern Africa and the Crisis in Zimbabwe – A Comparative Study of Land Policy in Constitutional, Liberation and […]
Philippe HUGON, 2004, Pretoria, Protea Book House ISBN: 1-86919-027-0 It is difficult to write a book about African economies for two main reasons. Firstly, how does one explain the main issues when, even if one is limited to sub-Saharan Africa, the subcontinent is a territory of contrast? The second reason is more fundamental. One […]
Transition accomplie? Philippe GUILLAUME, Nicolas PEJOUT & Aurelia WA KABWE-SEGATTI (eds), 2004, Paris, Karthala; Johannesburg, IFAS ISBN: 2-84586-529-5 Coll. Hommes et sociétés; Collection directed by Jean Copans [Book in French] For the past ten years, South Africa has been progressively coming out of the apartheid system. Although all ties with the former regime have […]
