Just Published: Anthropologie & développement n°45
Anthropologie & développement n°45 (2016/2) has just come out, with a few months delay. It will be sent to APAD members in the coming weeks.. Contents Regards sur l’action publique en Afrique. Introduction (Philippe Lavigne Delville) Looking at Public Policy in Africa. Introduction (Philippe Lavigne Delville) Pour une socio-anthropologie de l’action publique dans les pays‘sous […]
Mediations between development practioners and social scientists
APAD organized a workshop on this issue on Wednesday, June 6, 2017, as part of the “Assises Sciences Societés“, organized by the Maison des sciences de l’Homme Sud, and ALLISS, the Alliance sciences society. About 50 people attended the roundtable, led by Pierre-Yves Le Meur, and Jacky BOUJU, anthropologist, Aix-Marseille University; Philippe LAVIGNE DELVILLE, anthropologist, […]
Which gateways between the world of research and the world of action? A round table in Montpellier
As part of the Assises Sciences Societies, organised by the Maison des Sciences de l’Homme Sud (Montpellier), APAD is organising a panel on “Social sciences and development practice. What is at stake? What are the gateways between the world of research and the world of action? “. This panel will take place on July 5 […]
New deadlines !! APAD 2018 Conference: Call for Abstracts, Panel Proposals and Workshops
New deadlines ! APAD 13th International Conference is organised in Denmark on 23-25 May 2018, in partnership with Roskilde University and the University of Copenhagen, on “Migrations, development and citizenship”. The emergence of the latest so-called ‘migration crisis’ invites the critical engagement and rethinking of the migration-development-citizenship nexus. This conference seeks to stimulate research around […]
“Anthropologie & développement” is online!
Our Journal, Anthropologie & développement, is now online on Revues.org, one of the OpenEdition plateforms dedicated to electronic resources in the humanities and social sciences. You can find it here : http://anthropodev.revues.org/?lang=en The issues 37-38-39 (2013), 40-41 (2014), 42-43 (2015) and n°44 (2016-1) are freely available on full text. Next issues will be in open […]
A meeting on APAD at Lubumbashi University (Congo Democratic Republic)
On 19 July 2016, Sylvie Ayimpam, APAD Deputy General Secretary, held a meeting on APAD at the University of Lubumbashi. The association is very little known in this university located in south-eastern Congo, in the mining region of Katanga. Thirty people, teachers and students, attended and followed the presentation focused on “APAD, 25 years after”. […]
A workshop on scientific writing
How does an editorial board work in an international journal of social sciences? What are the criteria for judging the submitted papers? Why African researchers have so much trouble to publish in these journals? Following the 12th APAD Conference, held in November 2015 on the issue of “the fabrication of public action”, APAD and LADYD […]
Vient de paraître ! Just published
Le dernier numéro d’Anthropologie & développement est juste paru. Il sera expédié aux adhérents à jour de leur cotisation début novembre. Il n’est pas trop tard pour régulariser! La cotisation 2016 donne aussi droit au n°45 (2016/2) sortira début 2017. Anthropologie & développement last issue is just published. It will be soon send to members […]
Sous presse / Under Press
Anthropologie & développement n°44(2016/1) Défis et potentiels des recherches de terrain engagées en sciences sociales / Challenges and Potentials of Engaged Fieldwork Research in Social Sciences (dossier coordonné par/Editors : Emmanuelle Piccoli et Jacinthe Mazzocchetti) Introduction. Dimensions méthodologiques, épistémologiques et politiques de l’engagement des chercheurs en sciences sociales / Methodological, Epistemological and Political Aspects of […]
Philippe Lavigne Delville gave a conference at INSS seminar, Ouagadougou
APAD is 25! On June the 8th, Philippe Lavigne Delville, APAD president, gave a conference to the 3SB seminar at INSS (national institute for social sciences) in Ouagadugu on ” The socio-anthropology of development, from local interface to the fabric of public policy”. Around 39 people attended the conference and in-depth debate followed the presentation.