This issue offers an in-depth reflection on the multiple dimensions of development in emerging contexts marked by profound economic, institutional, and social transformations. It invites readers to rethink development pathways through the analysis of governance mechanisms, growth dynamics, and the transformations reshaping contemporary societies.
Through studies focusing on Mali, India, and Zambia, the contributions gathered in this issue explore major challenges such as economic security, public policies, budget management, the Sustainable Development Goals, community health, entrepreneurship, and administrative digitalization. They highlight the interactions between institutions, economic actors, and social realities that shape development processes.
Beyond sector-specific approaches, this issue emphasizes that development pathways can only be understood through a comprehensive perspective that integrates economic, social, and institutional dimensions. It therefore provides new insights into the current challenges and future opportunities of economies undergoing transformation.
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