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1980
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Anne-Marie Pillet-Schwartz, « Une tentative de vulgarisation avortée : l'hévéaculture villageoise en Côte d'Ivoire. », Cahiers d'Études africaines, ID : 10.3406/cea.1980.2351
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A.-M. Pillet-Schwartz—An Aborted Attempt at Vulgarisation: Small-Scale Rubber Cultivation in the Ivory Coast. The development of rubber cultivation in the Ivory Coast is essentially based upon large-scale plantations owned and exploited by foreign capitalist firms in association with Eburnean State corporations (SODE). Nevertheless an attempt was made, in 1968-1970, to experiment with smallholdings, on the Malayan-Indonesian pattern, among Atie and Ebrie planters in the Lagoon region, west of Abidjan. The author analyses the factors which resulted into an overall failure of the experiment.