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Boubacar Diallo, Dembélé Niama Nango, John Staatz, Impact des cours mondiaux sur les prix des céréales ouest africaines: bilan, opportunités et risques, SRAI, edited and published by the french revue Grain de sel, December 2011.

Boubacar Diallo, Dembélé Niama Nango, John Staatz, Transmission des Hausses des Prix Internationaux des Produits Alimentaires en Afrique de lOuest: Leçons de la Crise de 2007-2008 pour l’Expansion de la Production, SRAI, edited and published by the International Institute for Water and Environmental Engineering (2IE), paper presented at the International Conference on Biofuels in Africa, Burkina Faso, November 2009.

Boubacar Diallo, Dembélé Niama Nango, John Staatz, Analyse des prix de parité en Afrique de l’Ouest: Le cas du riz depuis la crise de 2007-2008, SRAI, edited and published by MSU, December 2009.

Boubacar Diallo, Mbaye Yade, Impact of the WFP Local, Regional and International Cereals Purchases (case study in Burkina Faso), edited and published by World Food Program, 2005.

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