| Summary: | Migratory Route and Mode of Land Sale of Ivorian Pioneer Fronts. Côte d'Ivoire, due to its climate, geographical location and recent history, remains a country of high immigration. According to data from the General Population and Housing Census (RGPH), 2014, the proportion of the non-Ivorian population constitutes a quarter of the total population, with proportions of 22% in 1975, 28% in 1988, 26 % in 1998 and 24% in 2014. Thus three pioneer fronts emerge from this population migration: the Southeast, the Center-West and the Southwest. Is it the hardening of the mode of land cession of the pioneer fronts? Are we going to see a process of construction, deconstruction and reconstruction of the different pioneer fronts through the migratory route? Finally, are the rural Ivorian societies in general and the Ivorian pioneer fronts in particular a model of integration? An ethnographic survey on the ground, based on the stories of migrant life of the former pioneer front (Côte d'Ivoire South-East), Central-West Côte d'Ivoire and the new pioneer front in south-west Ivory Coast, should allow understanding the factors of migration of populations.
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