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From usage norms to practices: tensions surrounding pesticides in Ivorian cocoa farming
This article examines pesticide use in Ivorian cocoa farming through an ethnographic study conducted in two contrasting production areas. Drawing on an analytical framework combining the anthropology of public policy, the sociology of ignorance, and environmental justice, it explores the gap between
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