This 14th APAD international conference focused on the multiple forms of large-scale circulation of goods, ideas, techniques, information and models that are increasingly crossing the countries of the South and linking them together. The aim was to revisit the fields and themes that are at the heart of the “global shift” that has taken place in the social sciences over the past two decades, to discuss the place of development anthropology in this process and, conversely, the way in which it takes into account the dynamics of globalisation.
The conference was organised in partnership with the University of Lomé (Department of Anthropology and African Studies of the Faculty of Human and Social Sciences (FSHS). 135 people participated in the 22 panel sessions organised during the conference.