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Journal articles on the topic "Consommation durable – Aspect économique – France":
Chantrel, Laure. "Dépopulation et réforme de la fiscalité en France aux XVI-XVIIe siècles." Population Vol. 49, no. 2 (February 1, 1994): 457–79. http://dx.doi.org/10.3917/popu.p1994.49n2.0479.
Tortajada, Ramón. "La Revue d’économie politique et la guerre de 1914 – 1918." Revue d'économie politique Vol. 133, no. 6 (January 4, 2024): 925–95. http://dx.doi.org/10.3917/redp.336.0925.
Dissertations / Theses on the topic "Consommation durable – Aspect économique – France":
Assouly, Laurent. "La sobriété à l’épreuve de nouvelles migrations urbaines de télétravailleurs : impact sur la consommation et la représentation des idéaux de vie." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Université Paris-Panthéon-Assas, 2023. http://www.theses.fr/2023ASSA0069.
Sufficiency is a polysemous term presented by academic research and the media as the essential scenario for ecological transition. Its contemporary meaning encompasses a multitude of meanings: frugality, temperance, voluntary simplicity, all of which refer to possible ways of regulating our material consumption. This thesis examines and tests the notion of sufficiency by drawing on field research into the 'urban migration of teleworkers'. A move to rural areas based on materialistic and affective motivations.We are studying the subjective relationship to consumption and the representations of the ideals of life of the digital-neo-rural. This neologism defines this new figure of the digital employee straddling several territories, between modernism and a return to the land.Our surveys reveal an experiential sufficiency that shows several possible operationalities of this reductionist concept: "debond effect", "territorially responsible consumption", "another relationship with time", "contingent sufficiency", "domestic hub". Sufficiency has a number of facets that can broaden its desirability. Acculturation is managed by integration strategies in which consumption is used to legitimise territorial affiliation. Our research shows that digital-neo-rural living combines environmental, technological, economic, and societal issues. This thesis provides a better understanding of the construction of alternative lifestyles and imaginaries, with the logic of abundance being called into question
Le, Guirriec-Milner Gaëlle. "L'arbitrage autarcie-marché et la modélisation des décisions de production au sein de la famille : une analyse théorique et empirique." Paris 2, 2003. http://www.theses.fr/2003PA020053.
Le, Bot Jean-Michel. "Du développement durable au bien public : responsabilité et légitimité en question : à partir des cas de la Bretagne et de la Russie." Rennes 2, 1999. http://www.theses.fr/1999REN20003.
Recognising the relevance of the concept of sustainable development as a political reference, the author can hardly conceive it as a scientific concept. He prefers the concept of public good, of which as precise a definition as possible is given. He starts by examining two cases : Russia and Brittany. In Russia, can the ecologist movement, together with the desire for change which became apparent from the mid-80s, contribute in overcoming the ecological and sanitary consequences of the soviet industrial development, combining productivism and totalitarianism ? In Brittany, a productivist agricultural system is now being criticised because of its pollutant effects, whereas there are recognised alternative methods : organic farming, sustainable development plans, etc. Their supporters show that it is possible to produce otherwise, combining economic viability, ecological security and social acceptability. But does this clarify the real issues of these alternatives ? Analysing the practices demands the intervention of a theoretical model allowing for an identification of rationalities which formalise these practices. This model, which allows the question of environment and economic rationality to be dealt in a new way, is studied in the second part. A third part specifies how the study of Russian and Breton cases can enlighten fundamental problems. Don't the Russian post-soviet ecological crisis and the crisis of the Breton agricultural system, illustrate the limits of reference to economic rationality ? Doesn't contemporary reference to sustainable development constitute a reminder of a political principle of responsibility, as well as of an ethical principle of legitimacy ? How does the theoretical model used allow for a precise definition to be given of the concept of public good ? Finally, a certain similarity is shown between the crises concerning the professions of social workers and farming advisers. A redefinition of the profession of adviser is proposed
Besancenot, François. "Territorialité, durabilité : un seul enjeu ? : réflexion sur la mise en oeuvre d'un développement territorial durable à partir d'un exemple : le Bassin potassique alsacien." Lyon, École normale supérieure lettres et sciences humaines, 2006. https://theses.hal.science/tel-00097780.
The difficulties encoutered by many terrtorial authorities in Europe when putting sustainable development policies into practice suggest that territory and sustainable development do not necessarily sit well together. However, a closer examination seems to show that they are actually inextricably intertwined. The study of the regeneration of the Alsace potassium Basin helps bring these two concepts closer together. A single activity/single identity system, typical of mining areas, progressively replaced by diversification in business and identities, has allowed us to ask : how to make a success of such a fundamental process of change ? Can the concept of sustainable development help us here ? Based on bibliographical studies, public surveys and extensive discussions, a better knowledge of the Basin (1904-2005) has allowed us to develop an alternative conception of its development and to demonstrate that it is ready to adopt a real territorial project like a sustainable development project. This is followed by a dissection of differing methods of putting sustainable development ideas into pratice and some further reflection on the suitability of the area chosen for study. Finally, we propose a sustainable development diagnosis that can be extended to any territory, using appropriately adapted indicators. This way of trying out such a diagnosis for the Basin has proven the importance of the concept of territoriality when putting in place Agenda 21 at a local level. Every project of this sort requires a coherent territorial entity (potassium Basin) even if this (Communauté de communes de Mulhouse Sud-Alsace) does not correspond directly to the area of a given political body. Whilst this particularly study has been solely of the potassium Basin, it would be especially interesting to apply our methods to analysis of other sustainable development projects, whether or not they work within coherent territories, both in France and in other countries
Dabat, Marie-Hélène. "Analyse économique du développement durable du littoral : application au cas de la Méditerranée française." Montpellier 1, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000MON10068.
Bettaieb, Hanene. "Rationalisation de la consommation d'énergie et qualité de développement durable : étude de la relation consommation d'énergie - croissance économique (cas de la Tunisie)." Thesis, Université Paris-Saclay (ComUE), 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015SACLV005/document.
To study the relation between the energy consumption, the economic growth and the environment is crucial in the process of proposal of the policies. Except, that the question that arises, that is of use to what to propose actions, strategies and policies which are not practised by the consumer. For that purpose, our reflection articulated in three axes within this thesis by beginning by studying the relation between the energy consumption and the economic growth by taking into account the oil price, in first axis. Then, we have to study this relation but this time by integrating the environmental side via CO2 emissions to consider the environmental effects due to the energy consumption which followed the rhythm been imperative by the acceleration of the economic growth. Where from, the interest of the energy and environmental policies to reduce the demand of energy and to protect the environment. The citizen as the actor of RSA(ACTIVE SOLIDARITY REVENUE) has to have an awareness of the DD via several actions such as the education and the formation on one hand and the putting in measure of the information to the public of the children to the young people to the adults. Yet, the not awareness entailed one evil understanding of action plans and thus the evil practises. Otherwise, the success of these actions in Tunisia requires a combined awareness of a participation of the other actors. For these reasons, the last part was dedicated to the study of the consciousness at the students and the teachers. According to the results, the students and the teachers are little (see not of quite sometimes) informed about the councils of control and about environmental protection. Thus, the implementation of the programs of formation and raising sensitization is seen necessary within the university establishments and all the educational establishments, and the actors of RSA generally. Nevertheless, these actors do not have to act by obligation but rather they must be convinced of the strategic interest of the energy and environmental policies of the country
Venzal, Christel. "Le géotourisme dans le Verdon : la mise en réseau des géosites (géologiques et préhistoriques) comme enjeu du tourisme durable." Avignon, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006AVIG1045.
Benhamou, Gérard. "Structures de production, de distribution et d'information des médicaments. Un exemple de consommation pharmaceutique : les contraceptifs, application à la Seine-Saint-Denis." Paris 5, 1988. http://www.theses.fr/1988PA05P166.
Mouysset, Lauriane. "Les politiques publiques au défi de la biodiversité : modèles et scénarios bio-économiques pour une agriculture durable." Paris, Muséum national d'histoire naturelle, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012MNHN0004.
Global changes such as the climate change, the agriculture evolution or the urbanization, have exerted significant pressures on biodiversity (declines, extinctions, and biotic homogenizations). In this context, reconciling human activities with a sustainable biodiversity turns out as a main issue. To respond to this objective, the development of bio-economic analysis appears as an interesting perspective for public policies facing biodiversity. However the agri-environmental policies have not yet been able to provide a relevant management of biodiversity. Based on a bio-economic process, this PhD intends to contribute to the debate on public policies facing the challenge of a sustainable management of agriculture and biodiversity. The systemic models developed in this work combine both ecologic and economic dynamics through land-use variables at the small agricultural area scale across the whole France. In our case, biodiversity is perceived as a community of 34 common birds, avoiding an emblematic species-based approach. Calibration of the models is based on agri-economic and ecological time series from 2001 to 2009. Different scenarios are generated up to 2050 and their bio-economic performances are compared through a set of indicators, avoiding the problem of biodiversity monetization. A focus on the choice of these indicators has been driven to characterize correctly the status of communities. In particular, different aspects of the sustainability are explored by combining cost-effectiveness and co-viability approaches. This study shows that it is possible to improve simultaneously ecological and economic performances in comparison to the current trends. In the one hand, economic incentives at the macro-economic scale guide directly the farmers’ choices towards more biodiversity-friendly activities. In the other hand, diversification mechanisms, in response to economic risk, have also a positive influence on the bio-economic performances. However, it appears difficult to maximize simultaneously economic and ecological objectives. The PhD explores several options to overcome this bio-economic trade-off. In particular, an analysis based on public costs suggests that the integration of ecological objectives in the public policies generates a double dividend. Finally, in an uncertain context, the approach of co-viability allows us to identify scenarios leading to a multi-functional agriculture that remains fair through generations. Extending these bio-economic approaches towards the concept of ecosystemic services should bring further insight into the design of public policies achieving a sustainable biodiversity
d'Isep, Clarissa Ferreira Macedo. "L' eau juridiquement durable." Limoges, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006LIMO0519.
Water is an element multiple functions, different manifestations and plural titles which, added up to its current state of penury, make it a scare resource, soon lacking economic value. The eminence of hydro-conflicts, due to the hydric penury, has caused the uprising of the universal right to water, which has echoed into the juridical nature of common patrimony of Mankind, reflecting its unitary character estified in the hydrologic cycle. This patrimonialization of water declared by the Law has revealed the embryonic manifestation of the juridical-economic value of water. Hydric pollution leads to the application of the pollutant-payer, a negative manifestation of the economic value of water, which has in the user-payer principle and in the principle of sustainable developement, determined its management in a sustainable, balanced, participative and integrated form. To make it possible it is necessary to have premises, values and instruments. The economic value is a fundament of the water policies – both in France and in Brazil, being instrumented into the charge for water taxes. The hydro-juridical-economic relation of this charge is provided by juridical peculiarities which must be better put into effect by means of the Law. The application of charges requires the observation of the fundamental right to water and of the principles of the management of water in the price formation, which must be done faithfully. The economic methodology is put into the service of this formation which lends some of its instruments, in the aim of accomplishing the price composition, through the ethical and solidary cooperation of its users and the application of the principle of subsidiarity which has an important subject in the local community and the Judiciary Power to fiscalize and punish its disobedience, thus assuring the legality of the juridical application of the water charge taxes
Books on the topic "Consommation durable – Aspect économique – France":
Rimsky-Korsakoff, Jean-Pierre. Au-delà du bio: La consom'action. Barret-sur-Méouge, France: Éditions Yves Michel, 2003.
Mamère, Noël. Changeons le système, pas le climat: Manifeste pour un autre monde. [Paris]: Flammarion, 2015.
Linda, Starke, and Worldwatch Institute, eds. State of the world: A Worldwatch Institute report on progress toward a sustainable society. New York: Norton, 2004.
Arthus-Bertrand, Yann, and Worldwatch institute. Comment sortir de la société de consommation. L'état de la planète par le Worldwatch Institute. MARTINIERE BL, 2011.
Redclift, Michael. Wasted: Counting the Costs of Global Consumption. Taylor & Francis Group, 2013.
Redclift, Michael. Wasted: Counting the Costs of Global Consumption. Taylor & Francis Group, 2020.
Halweil, Brian, Lisa Mastny, and WORLDWATCH INSTITUTE. State of the World 2004. W. W. Norton & Company, 2004.
Redclift, Michael. Wasted: Counting the Costs of Global Consumption. Taylor & Francis Group, 2020.
Redclift, Michael. Wasted: Counting the Costs of Global Consumption. Taylor & Francis Group, 2020.
Redclift, Michael. Wasted: Counting the Costs of Global Consumption. Routledge, 2013.