- 00:00Introduction et intervention d'Antoine KERNEN : "The Revolution of Chinese goods in Africa : Mass Consumption and New Material Culture"
- 25:36Intervention de Yoon JUNG PARK : "“Fong Kong”: consumer culture, class status, and shifting perceptions of China-made goods in Southern Africa"
- 46:19Intervention de Guive KHAN MOHAMMAD : “Got a motorbike, got a job!” Low cost Chinese motorbikes and new businesses in Burkina Faso
- 1:07:25Intervention de Hans-Peter HAHN : "What it means to be a consumer in the West African Savannah. Consumptionscapes and access to Chinese goods from the margins"
- 1:24:09Discussion
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Produits chinois en Afrique : réseaux de diffusion et modes de consommation
This panel intends to offer a new perspective on the massive arrival of Chinese products effecting Africa for the past fifteen years. Available in markets in even the most remote villages of the continent, this wide range of manufactured goods embodies for many Africans a new relationship with China.
Despite the primacy of China-made goods, this dimension of Sino-African trade still remains sidelined behind the strategic export of African raw materials. The low prices and poor quality of China-made goods often mean that they are categorized as an anecdotal dimension of Chinese presence in Africa. In this panel, we intend to put these objects (and their flows or circulation networks) back at the centre of the analysis, by focusing on the ways in which African societies are appropriating and integrating Chinese goods.
The focus on Chinese goods and their circulation allows us to offer new insights on the transformations induced by increased SinoAfrican trade, including, most importantly, the entry of Africa in mass consumption through the networks of globalization from below (Tarrius, 2002).
The various papers of this panel focus on the consumers of Chinese goods, drawing attention to consumption practices and logics, process of appropriation, and even to entrepreneurial potential related to the acquisition of these goods ; Chinese goods traders – importers or retailers – adressing topics such as the trajectories of accumulation, business strategies, network reconfigurations, or restructuring of the competition ; and the sometimes ambiguous African perceptions of the China-made goods.
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- Date de réalisation : 10 Septembre 2015
- Lieu de réalisation : INALCO, 65 Rue des Grands Moulins, 75013 Paris France
- Durée du programme : 112 min
- Classification Dewey : Sociologie et anthropologie , Mouvements de population. Migrations, Culture et normes de comportement - Anthropologie sociale et culturelle, Comportements économiques, Histoire du monde. Civilisation, Géographie et voyages, Anthropologie de l'éducation, Sociologie rurale (agriculture, campagne, communautés rurales, paysannerie, villages ruraux), Sociologie urbaine
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- Catégorie : Conférences
- Niveau : niveau Doctorat (LMD), Recherche
- Disciplines : Anthropologie et Ethnologie, Histoire, Sociologie des cultures, Géographie physique, humaine, économique et régionale
- Collections : Colloque final du programme ANR : "Espaces de la culture chinoise en Afrique"
- ficheLom : Voir la fiche LOM
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- Auteur(s) : KERNEN Antoine, PARK Yoon Jung, KHAN MOHAMMAD Guive, HAHN Hans Peter
- producteur : FMSH-ESCoM
- Réalisateur(s) : GALITZINE Dimitri, de PABLO Elisabeth
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- Langue : Anglais, Français
- Mots-clés : sociologie de l'éducation, sociologie de la culture, sociologie urbaine, histoire culturelle, anthropologie culturelle, Sociologie des migrations, Etudes interculturelles, Géographie culturelle, Anthropologie rurale, Anthropologie économique, Sociologie du développement, Sociologie de la vie quotidienne, Sociologie rurale
- Conditions d’utilisation / Copyright : Tous droits réservés.
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