
Corridors have been the object of an abundant literature (Debrie, 2010) by academics (geographers, economists, urban planners, historians or life scientists) but also by international and regional bodies (IMF, regional bank, United Nations). The use of the notion of corridor to refer to very diverse realities, giving rise to notional exchanges between the political sphere, international institutions and academic thinking, appears to be a source of confusion. For instance, the United Nations a...
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