La responsabilité du FMI et de la Banque mondiale dans le conflit en Côte d'Ivoire
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A long time presented as a haven of peace in a continent characterized by chronic instability, Côte d'Ivoire goes trough an unrest period punctuated with the coup d'État of December 1999, then with new attempt in September 2002 which, de facto, led to country partition and to a lasting « neither war nor peace » situation. Our assumption is that rise of instability is, to some extent, due to international financial institutions intervention, which, through successive adjustment programs, tried to impose the neoliberal model, upsetting former balances, without producing new compromises likely to ensure social and political stability. In this sense, the ivorian conflict appears, at least partially, as the result of failures in the Washington (post) consensus implementation.
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Our assumption is that rise of instability is, to some extent, due to international financial institutions intervention, which, through successive adjustment programs, tried to impose the neoliberal model, upsetting former balances, without producing new compromises likely to ensure social and political stability. In this sense, the ivorian conflict appears, at least partially, as the result of failures in the Washington (post) consensus implementation.</abstract><abstract xml:lang="fr">Longtemps présentée comme un havre de paix dans un continent en proie à une instabilité chronique, la Côte d'Ivoire traverse une période de turbulences ponctuée par le coup d'État de décembre 1999, puis par une nouvelle tentative en septembre 2002 qui a conduit à la partition de facto du pays et à une situation durable de « ni guerre ni paix ». Notre hypothèse est que cette montée de l'instabilité est pour partie due à l'intervention des institutions financières internationales qui, à travers les programmes d'ajustement successifs, ont tenté d'imposer le modèle néolibéral, bouleversant les équilibres antérieurs, sans produire de nouveaux compromis susceptibles d'assurer la stabilité sociale et politique du pays. En ce sens, le conflit ivoirien apparaît, au moins partiellement, comme le produit de l'échec de l'application du (post) consensus de Washington.</abstract></profileDesc></hal></record>Pour manipuler ce document sous Unix (Dilib)
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