Family farming in Sub-Saharan Africa

Family farming in Sub-Saharan Africa
No 217, 2006/1 - 232 pages
Pages 5 to 7

Editorial

By Jean-Bernard Véron

Special Report: Family Farming in Sub-Saharan Africa

Pages 21 to 41

Introduction

By Georges Courade, Jean-Claude Devèze
Pages 43 to 54

Population Growth: Opportunity or constraint for agricultural development?

By Philippe Jouve
Pages 55 to 75

Do nomadic and migratory forms of agriculture have a future?

By François Jullien
Pages 77 to 89

The resilience of rural communities to the ecological and land crisis in the Sahel

By François Fauquet, Alain Morel
Pages 91 to 105

The ambivalence of the market economy in creating food security in rural Sahelo-Sudanian areas

By Pierre Janin
Pages 107 to 120

Assessing whether cotton farming has brought development and stability to North Cameroon.

By Jean-Claude Devèze
Pages 121 to 133

The Effect of the Withdrawal of State Involvement on Agricultural Development in Southern Mali

By Marc Dufumier, Sébastien Bainville
Pages 135 to 157

Farmers' organizations and agricultural policies

By Marie-Rose Mercoiret
Pages 159 to 172

Requirements for defining Sub-Saharan agricultural policies

By Alain Felix

Africa Today

Pages 173 to 184

The role of traditional leaders in the crisis in Côte d'Ivoire: A case study of the south-east

By Claude-Hélène Perrot
Pages 185 to 201

The return to Ouagadougou of Burkinabè leaving Côte d'lvoire

By Sylvie Bredeloup
Pages 203 to 215

Mossi traditional weaving in Burkina Faso: A success story

By Anne Grosfilley
Pages 217 to 229

Street children and NGOs: Who shapes the urban space?

By Marie Morelle