Created in 1991, APAD seeks to advance scientific exchanges as well as dialogue with development actors on issues of social change and development, in Africa and elsewhere.
APAD promotes rigorous analysis of the practices and representations of actors, with an orientation rooted in social anthropology and in the qualitative social sciences overall. Initially focused on the study of interactions between actors of development interventions, APAD’s approach has since broadened to include development policies and processes of social change.
APAD publishes the journal Anthropologie & développement (replacing the APAD Bulletin), edits books, and, every two years, organises a conference. 400 members strong, it has created a space for researchers and practitioners – from the Global North and the Global South, Anglophone or Francophone – for sharing ideas and for publishing.
Anthropologie & développement 48-49 est en ligne
Le numéro 48-49/2018 d'Anthropologie & développement est en ligne. Coordonné par Ph.Lavigne Delville, S.Ayimpam et R. Mongbo, le dossier "l'enchâssement social et politique de l'action publique" poursuit la valorisation du colloque de 2015. Issue 48-49/2018 of...
Au coeur des mondes de l’aide internationale : video of the conférence
On September the 18th, Philippe Lavigne Delville gave a conference at AFD, chaired by Gaël Giraud, chief economist at AFD. The video is online.
