Ruralités contemporaines (Patrimoines et sociétés) (French Edition)
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The end of the Wheat board decreed — arbitrarily — by the Harper government shows government regulation as a field of continuous political struggle. Local cotton versus global cotton? Governments — first the colonial rulers, then the independent states, have developed West-African cotton as a commodity.
In the early 20th century, French textile mills urged the colonial government to grow cotton in West Africa, an area where the population had been mastering cotton growing for centuries. At this period, French businessmen and the colonial state attempted to promote French economic growth at the expense of West-African cotton growers and in competition with American cotton that dominated the world market. At the beginning of the 21st century, the situation is reversed: This new frame shapes political and economic mechanism.
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Associated producers who self-regulate, state regulation, globalized deregulation are in fact three embedded processes that shape the cotton commodity chain in a country like Burkina Faso. Contrasting modes of regulating milk production: As a consequence of the transitional processes that currently occur in agriculture and the countryside, there is the simultaneous but uneasy presence of different modes of regulation.
From an analytical point of view these go back to self-regulation, governmental regulation and corporate control. The different modes of regulation might be encountered in fields as different as the marketing of milk and milk products and the spatial planning of rural areas, in particular pasture land for cows.