2017
DOI: 10.46298/cst.12164
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Dysfunctions and Barriers to Traffic in West Africa : the Case of Abidjan-Cotonou Corridor

Messan Lihoussou

Abstract: West Africa has set up institutions, mechanisms and laws in order to promote Community area. One of the main goals remains facilitating trade and mobility. Indeed, transport infrastructures, due to their role in territorial structuring, are identified and enshrined by regional institutions as tools of regional integration and territorial development. But these institutional speeches are so far from field actors’ practices, with many dysfunctions on the corridors, which are the decisive links in regional integr… Show more

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