Los efectos del trabajo social con población emigrante: el caso del sistema de salud pública en Malí
Abstract
Migrations, health and development, there are three concepts whose interrelation we will try to problematize in this article through the analysis of the impact, often undesirable, of co development’s actions undertaken by the older and emblematic sub-Sahara migration in France: the ethnic group Malian soninké. Two examples of the sanitary scope will allow us to remember the necessity to contextualize all action of development, as well as to reflect on their possible collateral effects.
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