Ethnography of Aid

Ethnography of Aid
Vol. 41, 2011/3 - 185 pages
Pages 389 to 392

Introduction. Statistics of International Aid

By Laëtitia Atlani-Duault
Pages 393 to 403

Colonization, Development, Humanitarian Aid: Towards a Political Anthropology of International Aid

By Laëtitia Atlani-Duault, Jean-Pierre Dozon
Pages 405 to 414

Black Africa as a Founding Paradigm of French and Francophone Social Sciences of Development (1920–2010)

By Jean Copans
Pages 415 to 429

Humanitarian Aid or Development Aid? The 2005 “Famine” in Niger

By Jean-Pierre Olivier de Sardan
Pages 431 to 442

The Small Business of Reassembling the World

By Pierre-Yves Le Meur
Pages 443 to 452

Democracy and Decentralization in Africa: A Mauritanian Example

By Olivier Leservoisier
Pages 453 to 463

Anthropology and the Politics of Testimony

By Karine Vanthuyne
Pages 465 to 472

On Faulty Humanitarianism

By Mariella Pandolfi, Alice Corbet
Pages 473 to 482

Public Humanitarian Action

By Paula Vásquez Lezama
Pages 483 to 495

Development as an Anthropological Laboratory

By Laurent Vidal
Pages 497 to 507

Treating Aids in Africa. Biomedical Research and Humanitarian Work

By Fred Eboko
Pages 509 to 519

Trajectories of Developmental Anthropology in Sweden

By Sten Hagberg

Contents

Pages 521 to 530

Where Is the “Reef Girl”?

By Adolphe Maillot
Pages 531 to 539

Truth of Autodidacticism. Ethnography of Guitar Transmission

By Florian Caron
Pages 541 to 549

The “Family Name” in England: An Ethnographic Example

By Josiane Massard-Vincent
Pages 551 to 569

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