Introduction
In the three dimensions of politics (le, la, les), citizens often feel excluded because of needs that have never …
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HANDWASHING: LOCAL PRACTICES OBSERVED IN MADAGASCAR
Introduction
Water is essential to daily life: it is used to prepare meals, carry out household tasks, stay hydrated and …
Gender and Administrative Delays in the Malagasy Public Service: Between Social Practices, Corruption and the Public Interest
Introduction
Madagascar continues to face numerous institutional, economic and sociocultural challenges that hinder its development. Among them, administrative delays within …
Culture and Governance: When Fokonolona and Dina Embody Community-Based Governance
Introduction
Did you know that in Madagascar, some communities govern themselves without a prefect, court, or written civil code? For …
TANY: FROM A NATURAL ELEMENT TO MALAGASY HERITAGE
Introduction
Tany carries deep meaning for the Malagasy people. More than a physical space, it represents cultivated land, a place …
Types of Political Fallacies in Madagascar
Introduction
In Madagascar, as in many countries, politics is often associated with deception and the pursuit of personal interests. Some …
The Rise of Delivery Operators in Antananarivo: A Driver of Urban and Regional Income
Introduction
At the heart of the City of a Thousand, the rise of e-commerce is profoundly transforming logistics. Customers are …
Youth Voices: Speaking Up and Taking Action for a Better World
Introduction
Young people from different continents, countries, cities, and neighborhoods step into the wider world in a variety of contexts. …
SILENT STRIKE: WHEN TEACHERS ABANDON RURAL AREAS WITHOUT EVER MAKING THE HEADLINES
Introduction
No banners, no sit-ins outside the ministry, no shocking headlines on the evening news. Yet every year, in hundreds …
Social Defeat in the Workplace in Madagascar
Introduction
Social defeat is a situation of rivalry in which a person seeks to prove their worth, abilities, or superiority …