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Cet article tente de soulever les différentes problématiques qui lient la question féminine dans les études sur le foncier et plus particulièrement des acquisitions de terres. Il mène une réflexion sur le processus de construction des politiques foncières et agraires et sur la construction des mythes du développement. Cet essai se veut aussi un appel à la précaution et à la « contextualisation » systématique dans nos études du genre.Références
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