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Revue Africaine des Sciences Sociales et de la Sante Publique


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Revue Africaine des Sciences Sociales et de la Sante Publique
Created in January 2010 by a multidisciplinary team of African and European Sociologists, Anthropologists, Doctors, Pharmacists, Psychologists and Psychoanalysts, the RASP is a Pan-African open-access journal.
RASP is an open-access journal, which means all its content is freely available without charge to the user or their institution. Users are allowed to read, download, copy, distribute, print, search, or link to the full texts of the articles or use them for any other lawful purpose without asking prior permission from the publisher or the author as long as they cite the source. Since January 2018, the RASP has been published by Bamako Institute for Research and Development Studies Press.

Aims and Scope
RASP aims to create a fund of valuable documentation in public health, social sciences and humanities for students, teachers, policy makers and researchers who find support for disseminating their work in French or English. 

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Revue Internationale Dônni


Open Access

The International Journal of Dônni (RID), initiated as part of the Knowledge Doniasso (Pak-Doni) Partnership at the University of Ségou (Mali), is a journal of diversity and multidisciplinarity. Bilingual (French & English) and published biannually, it publishes online and in print articles from research in the fields of human, social, and life sciences. The RID publishes issues with open or targeted themes and scientific contributions on various issues related to its editorial field. The multidisciplinarity of this journal reflects the multidimensionality of the expression "Doni," which means "knowledge" in the Bamanan language. Articles published in the RID are freely accessible to authors and readers. They are the result of a rigorous evaluation carried out by researchers and teacher-researchers of several nationalities and universities from Africa and the rest of the world, formed into scientific and reading committees.
Aims and Scope
The Dônni Journal aims to contribute to the development of science and society by promoting research from different fields and scientific horizons. It encourages innovation through interdisciplinary initiatives. It focuses primarily on: - Humanities - Social Sciences - Human Life Sciences - Philosophy - Language and Communication Sciences - Environmental Sciences
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