La Crise Contonnière Et Les Textiles Indigènes
"La Crise Contonni re Et Les Textiles Indig nes" examines the cotton crisis and its impact on indigenous textiles, offering insights into sustainable development within the African economy. This work by I E. Horn and Pierre Auguste Florent G rard explores the intricate relationship between global economic pressures and local textile traditions. It provides a historical and anthropological perspective on the challenges faced by indigenous communities in maintaining their cultural and economic identities in the face of globalization.
The study delves into the socio-economic factors contributing to the cotton crisis, analyzing its effects on the production, distribution, and consumption of indigenous textiles. It sheds light on the importance of preserving traditional crafts and promoting sustainable economic practices that support local communities. A valuable resource for researchers and policymakers interested in economic development, cultural preservation, and the impact of global trade on local economies.
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