2021
DOI: 10.4000/confins.39365
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Le bas-Oyapock : un fleuve, une frontière, des frontières ?

Abstract: Le bassin du bas-Oyapock se situe dans une zone de confins. C’est un espace original, structurellement une marge, qui au fil du temps a développé des logiques de fonctionnement en bassin de vie atypique par rapport au reste des territoires de la Guyane française et de l’Amapá brésilienne. Les fonctionnements spatiaux antagonistes et complémentaires de cette zone de confins se sont mis en place en réaction au degré d’intégration de cette bordure plus ou moins épaisse d’espaces nationaux et l’ont sur le temps lo… Show more

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“…The path of the river Oyapock defines the French Guiana-Brazil border. There is a long history of cross-border mobility here, from daily or episodic to long term migration, all strongly linked to environmental, cultural and economic factors [ 34 ] ( Fig 7 ). Given this context, the existing French-Brazilian binational partnership needs to be reinforced to create a reactive cross-border epidemiological surveillance system, and to ensure effective control strategies.…”
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“…The path of the river Oyapock defines the French Guiana-Brazil border. There is a long history of cross-border mobility here, from daily or episodic to long term migration, all strongly linked to environmental, cultural and economic factors [ 34 ] ( Fig 7 ). Given this context, the existing French-Brazilian binational partnership needs to be reinforced to create a reactive cross-border epidemiological surveillance system, and to ensure effective control strategies.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Amerindians lived in this area long before the current national boundaries between France and Brazil were created [ 28 ]. Cross-border mobility happens for the following reasons [ 34 ]:…”
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“…Comparison with other results on this Oyapock basin focuses mainly on the actual impacts of the bridge openings. However, there is a common agreement that it has little consequences for the societies on the two banks of the river and even separating each other, through the progressively easier connexion of each bank towards its hinterland and the progressive closure of the border primarily due to the application of national regulations in a territory where informal arrangements were common [5,6,[33][34][35]. Indeed, roads and new connections do modify local mobility [4,24,[36][37][38][39].…”
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