An Indirect Cost of Conflict: Road Insecurity as a Barrier to Seasonal Migration in Mali
An Indirect Cost of Conflict: Road Insecurity as a Barrier to Seasonal Migration in Mali
Mali has experienced, since the 2012 Tuareg-led rebellion followed by a state vacuum and the expansion of jihadist groups, a dramatic increase in the number of violent events targeting civilians. Relying on ACLED conflict data and eight waves of a nationally representative household survey conducted in 2011-2019, I investigate the impact of conflicts on migration routes on households’ ability to resort to seasonal migration as an income-smoothing strategy.
Long term development costs of Military Forced Labor in former French Soudan, with Zhexun Mo (PSE) and Ismaël Yacoubou Djima (PSE).
Long term development costs of Military Forced Labor in former French Soudan, with Zhexun Mo (PSE) and Ismaël Yacoubou Djima (PSE).
We digitize a unique set of military archives to investigate the colonial period and long term effects of colonial policies and forced labour in French West Africa.
Cooperation between National Armies: Evidence from the border regions in the Sahel, with Oliver Vanden Eynde (PSE, CNRS)
Cooperation between National Armies: Evidence from the border regions in the Sahel, with Oliver Vanden Eynde (PSE, CNRS)