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Hincker, Catherine. "Des techniques à l'identité : Un parcours de la matière au style chez les Touaregs de l'Ouest (Confédérations imédédaghen et iwellemmeden Kel Ekümmerd. Mali)." Aix-Marseille 1, 2001. http://www.theses.fr/2001AIX10016.
Full textWe intend to underscore the links established by the Twareg Imédédaghen and Iwellemmeden Kel Ekummerd confederations from Northern, Mali, between the manufacturing technologies, aesthetics and identity. Broaching these three issues simultaneously has compelled us to contemplate the construction and value of style. The first part is about analysing three matters worked on the Twareg craftsmen (inaden) : metal, wood and leather. The second part is about the consequences of the technical practise on the social organization. The third part is about the aesthetical principles in these two confederations. This route from matter to style shows that, as far as the Twaregs are concened, technology is closely linked with identity and the notion enabling this connection is called aesthtics
Figueiredo-Biton, Cristina. "Conceptualisation des notions de chaud et de froid : systèmes d'éducation et relations hommes-femmes chez les Touaregs (Imedédaghen et Kel Adagh, Mali)." Paris, EHESS, 2001. http://www.theses.fr/2001EHES0219.
Full textHureiki, Jacques. "Essai sur l'origine des touaregs de la région de Tombouctou (Mali) : étude d'ethnologie comparative." Paris, EHESS, 2002. http://www.theses.fr/2002EHES0065.
Full textLawel, Chékou Koré. "Rébellion touareg au Niger : approche juridique et politique." Thesis, Paris 5, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012PA05D021/document.
Full textTuareg rebellion in Niger : legal and political approach
Boilley, Pierre. "Les Touaregs Kel Adagh : dépendances et révoltes : du Soudan français au Mali contemporain /." Paris : Éd. Karthala, 1999. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb370905597.
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Mathieu, Marie-Louise. "Donnant-donnant : les stratégies d'acteurs villageois face aux conditionnalités des projets de développement du Mali." Paris, EHESS, 2002. http://www.theses.fr/2002EHES0119.
Full textGareyane, Mohamed. "La sédentarisation des nomades dans la région de Gao : révélateur et déterminant d'une crise multidimensionnelle au Nord-Mali." Lyon 3, 2008. https://scd-resnum.univ-lyon3.fr/out/theses/2008_out_gareyane_m.pdf.
Full textThe nomads of north Mali a long time refused the policy of the colonial state then of the Malian state that considers the settling process as the basis of their integration and development. The current process results from two major facts that strongly affected the functioning and the structuration of social and economical life of nomads. It acts on the one hand, of the harmful effects of the dryness of 1984 and on the other hand, on the realization, following the intervention of NGO and the development projects, of many socio-economic infrastructures to accompany peace in an area weakened by the rebellion by the nineties. If settling process is justified by a socio-economic requirement, environmental reality constrains to the mobility maintenance, guarantees development of the breeding which remains still the system of production dominating and most viable. But, the priority of the socio-economic development compared to the environmental question puts doubtlessly risks for the future of the nomads. This future also will have to do facing the uncertainties of the recurring insecurity and the large building sites of development, in fact the dam of Taoussa as well as exploration and the possible oil exploitation
Boilley, Pierre. "Les Kel Adagh : Un siècle de dépendances, de la prise de Tombouctou (1893) au Pacte national (1992) : Etude des évolutions politiques, sociales et économiques d'une population touarègue (Soudan français, République du Mali)." Paris 7, 1994. https://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-01023860.
Full textThe kel adagh, tuareg group from adagh (or adghagh of ifoghas, northern mali) are one of the component part of a huge tuareg cohesion which stretches, nowadays, from: algeria to nigeria, going through niger, burkina faso and mali. Their contemporary history is particularly odd : last tuareg group from the french sudan to fall into the colonial influence, they submit without fighting in 1904, but started in 1963-64, shortly after the mali independency, an armed rebellion which was crushed ow by blood shed and international indifference. After thrity years of military administration, they stired up again to revolt in 1990 and were followed by other tuareg and maure groups from mali and niger. They get from the mali government, in 1992, the signing of a national pact granting them a wide autonomy. Studying the political, social and economical developments generated by the french administration, then the malian one, in what has to be called a sequence of colonizations, this work has the intention to analyse and illustrate the causes of complex circumstances of a contemporary conflict of the sahelian strip in western africa, example of clash of interest where are joined colonial repercussions, political will, identity and ethnic, as well as social and economical reactions, from a population under external authorities since the begining of the xxth century and which is, since the decolonization, a minority within a forming state-nation. Based on the exhaustive deprivation of the french and malian archives, the analysis from the european and african newspapers as well as the collection of oral statements during numenrous investigations on site, this work is made of two textual tomes and one tome of appendix presenting original and inaccessible documents
Gardelle, Linda. "Des sociétés nomades et des États : enjeux identitaires en Mongolie et au Mali." Paris 1, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007PA010666.
Full textTamboura, Abdoulaye. "Le conflit touareg et ses enjeux géopolitiques au Mali." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Paris 8, 2015. https://eu02.alma.exlibrisgroup.com/view/uresolver/33PUDB_IEP/openurl?u.ignore_date_coverage=true&portfolio_pid=5364121150004675&Force_direct=true.
Full textSince 2012, Mali ha been facing a rebellion of the Tuareg minority-led insurgents MNLA (National Movement for the Liberation of Azawad) and allied MAA (Arab Movement of Azawad) and HCUA (High Council for the Uniqueness of Azawad); all together within the CMA (Coordination of movements of Azawad). Thus, the northern parts of the country (Azawad claim object for autonomy or independence) have served as scene of the deadliest clashes between the Malian army and the insurgents. Through MNLA-AQIM coalition (Al Qaeda in Islamic Magrheb) and allies (drug traffickers, An Sar Dine, etc.), they defeated the Malian army and have occupied territories claimed before have being chased in turn terrorists. However, if the French and African’s intervention (Operation Serval) since January 2012 have curbed the terrorist offensive and freed the major cities of the North but, they have not ended the war between rebels and Malian soldiers continue until May 2015. Despite the Algiers talks (started since early 2015), the insurgents who still occupy the city of Kidal, continue to claim a legal and political status for Azawad. In general, this rebellion is a logical continuation of insurrections (1960, 1990 and 2000). These rebellions erupted because certain Arab and Tuareg communities feel discontented and they have suffered from poor governance and marginalization. The insurgent unrest also results from the legacy of difficult and conflicting relations between nomads and settled, between "black" and "white", between masters and slaves, and between subjects and "lords". Also, the Sahel crisis have aggravated the isolation of North Mali (particularly Azawad) and accentuated the feeling of being forgotten. It has stretched and distended the bonds of the rest of "useful" Mali. However, all the communities’ Azawad didn’t participate in the 2012 uprising therefore rebels cannot defend or speak for them. It also comes amid popular uprisings in some Arab-Berber States ("Arab Spring" for the media), especially in Libya (civil war, then the fall of Kadafi). Many Tuareg fighters of the Libyan army joined (with then weapons) the ranks of the MNLA
Books on the topic "Touaregs (peuple berbère) – Mali"
Durou, Jean-Marc, and Edmond Bernus. Touaregs : Un peuple du Désert. Robert Laffont, 1999.
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