14. « Les filles sont trop matérialistes »

Castro, Julie

doi:10.3917/dec.fassi.2012.01.0309

Economies Morales Contemporaines 2012

DOI: 10.3917/dec.fassi.2012.01.0309

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14. « Les filles sont trop matérialistes »

Julie Castro¹

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The fall of a donor darling: the role of aid in Mali's crisis

Bergamaschi

2014

J. Mod. Afr. Stud.

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This article offers a political economy perspective on the Malian crisis with a focus on aid and donor practices. The argument is two-fold. On the one hand, aid consolidated a regime that grew increasingly discredited, so that aid and donors – voluntarily or otherwise – contributed to create the pre-2012 context of fragility. On the other hand, this structural gap has created a state of affairs that provided some impulse and support to putschists and insurgent groups. It explores four channels through which this has happened in practice. External funding agencies have sponsored what was perceived as President Amadou Toumani Touré's ‘mismanagement’ of the situation in the north and the degradation of governance. In addition, donors exerted weak control over policies and ignored signals of growing popular dissatisfaction with ATT. Finally, when they tried to put pressure on governments, donors chose highly controversial issues and have enacted unpopular conditionalities, which have had destabilising effects.

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The fall of a donor darling: the role of aid in Mali's crisis

Bergamaschi

2014

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The Performative Effects of the European War on Migrants. Masculinities and Femininities at the Moroccan-Spanish Border

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Déjouer la « drague intéressée » à Dakar : homosocialité, masculinité et circulation des savoirs

Faynot¹

2018

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Resumé Les discours de certains hommes dakarois mettent en avant leurs difficultés devant les formes de sexualité transactionelle dans lesquelles ils sont impliqués. Ils conçoivent et mettent en œuvre des stratégies de défense afin de s’assurer du désintérêt économique de leurs prétendantes et petites amies. Une multiplicité de savoirs émanant de pairs, de migrants sénégalais, de séries télévisées, est mobilisée afin de déjouer les ambitions matérialistes qu’ils attribuent aux femmes, considérant leurs manœuvres comme portant atteinte à leurs prérogatives. Les espaces d’homosocialités masculines se présentent dans cet article comme des lieux d’apprentissage et de partage où ces savoirs circulent à différentes échelles et par des supports divers.

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14. « Les filles sont trop matérialistes »

Cited by 6 publications

References 15 publications

The fall of a donor darling: the role of aid in Mali's crisis

The fall of a donor darling: the role of aid in Mali's crisis

The Performative Effects of the European War on Migrants. Masculinities and Femininities at the Moroccan-Spanish Border

Déjouer la « drague intéressée » à Dakar : homosocialité, masculinité et circulation des savoirs

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