Publisher's Synopsis
Peace and social cohesion do not mean a total absence of disagreement, but they do protect us from the dramatic and barbaric scenes that unfortunately still recur in our societies. We all still remember the images of young people beheaded, families burned to death in their homes, communities pursued with machetes. These atrocities are part of our history, and should be of the utmost concern to us. That's why, as part of our dissertation, we decided to work on the theme: "Community conflicts and social cohesion in Côte d'Ivoire: the case of Béoumi". Unfortunately, the town of Béoumi has become known in recent years for the recurrence and violence of intercommunity atrocities. To this end, we drew up an inventory of the various crisis situations experienced in this locality. It is clear, however, that the various contributions have not dealt with the subject in depth.
