What does it mean to live in Mayotte-an « ultra-peripheral region » of Europe ? (Panel Living in the EU's ultra-peripheral regions: singularities and complexities)
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20 juillet 2020
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Philippe Charpentier et al., « What does it mean to live in Mayotte-an « ultra-peripheral region » of Europe ? (Panel Living in the EU's ultra-peripheral regions: singularities and complexities) », HAL-SHS : sciences de l'éducation, ID : 10670/1.bdp2go
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Located in the Indian Ocean, in the Mozambique Canal, the population of Mayotte is mainly of Bantu and Malagasy origin and the majority of the population speaks Shimaoré ; derived from the Swahili, and Kibushi ; derived from the Malagasy. While it is in an economic and social central position relative to the other islands of the archipelago of Comoros and Madagascar, Mayotte is located on the periphery of Europe since it has been part of one of its ultra-peripheral regions since 2011.From a personal experience, we search to understand what does it mean to be European for in an Ultraperipheral European Region (Schnapper, 2000, 2003, Taglioni, 2006, 2010)? What is the daily live ? (Vitalien, 2002)