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Dissertations / Theses on the topic "Coopération intercommunale – Études comparatives"
Nunes, Rodrigues Juliana. "La coopération intercommunale : regards croisés entre la France et le Brésil." Lyon 3, 2010. http://theses.univ-lyon3.fr/documents/lyon3/2010/nunes_rodrigues_j.
Full textThis thesis focuses on practices of inter-municipal cooperation taking place in France and in Brazil. The intention is to reflect about the increase of the local scale’s strength in societies with distinct conceptions about the role of the State and about its mechanisms of social control. In specific, the aim is to underscore the processes of formation and diffusion of inter-municipal cooperative structures occurring in Brazil and in France by considering their dissimilar institutional arrangements. Hence, theories and empirical data have been assembled and analysed as to suit the needs of a comparative framework. The hypothesis guiding the analysis is that cooperative structures do not have a random spatial distribution. The objective is thus to identify and analyse which conditions favour or not their manifestation. The study was undertaken at three different scales of analysis: at the national scale, the intention was to identify which patterns of dispersion and concentration appear; at the regional scales, to find out which medium-term socio-economic changes are capable of stimulating cooperative practices; and finally, at the local scales, through field surveys based on a set of common issues, to identify the differences and similarities motivations or constraining practices of inter-municipal cooperation being developed in both countries
Guissé, Sakouya. "L’intercommunalité en droit public comparé : Etude entre les systèmes français et sénégalais." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Angers, 2024. http://www.theses.fr/2024ANGE0007.
Full textThis thesis focuses on the legal system and practices of intercommunality that are developing in France and Senegal and its obstacles and perspectives in terms of territorial management. In general, it is a question of showing the validity of the comparative method to broaden the reflection on the processes of formation and diffusion of intermunicipal structures in the two systems. We wonder about the progress made and the blockages in terms of intermunicipal cooperation in each of the two countries, with the aim of analysing the conditions that lead to territorial differences, concerning the design and implementation of cooperation structures. The study aims to research the specificities of intercommunality in Senegal in the light of the French intercommunal model. Therefore, a main question deserves to be asked: What assessment can be made of the public law applicable to intermunicipal cooperation in the two systems? Certainly, intercommunality presents, from the theoretical point of view, a certain interest with the same objectives in both countries even if notable differences can be noted with regard to their legal bases and if it suffers, in practice, from an ineffectiveness that is relative in France, but more marked in Senegal and that it requires improvement for more efficiency. This response to the problem will report on the state of intercommunality in France and Senegal. It will consist in specifying the purpose of intercommunality, the legal and financial bases and the practical aspects of such a technique of local and solidarity cooperation, but also to determine its importance with regard to local development in both countries. Beyond these aspects, it will make it possible to see the difficulties and constraints of intercommunality and the conditions for its improvement in both systems in order to draw solutions and recommendations for its effectiveness in the future in Senegal
Pironon, Valérie. "Les joint ventures : Contribution à l'étude juridique d'un instrument de coopération internationale." Paris 2, 2002. https://buadistant.univ-angers.fr/login?url=https://bibliotheque.lefebvre-dalloz.fr/secure/isbn/9782247109319.
Full textOrcière, Marie-Agnès. "Coopération intercommunale en montagne : enjeux locaux et politiques publiques : études de cas l'Embrunais, Hautes-Alpes et le Valbonnais-Beaumont, Isère." Aix-Marseille 3, 1988. http://www.theses.fr/1988AIX32019.
Full textIn the rural montain community, human and intercommunity cooperation is born of the necessity of collective use of the natural resources. The local political authotiry became protectors of the local landed magnates and contributed, to the breakup of traditional intercommunity cohesiveness. Along with, the opening of the valleys towards the exterior and extensive governmental interventions, helped to hasten, by their destructive effects, the abandonment of the cooperative intercommunity efforts in the last several decades, intercommunity cooperation has undergone a regeneration but this has been the result of external influences : first, by the introduction of interregional structures; secondly, by public financial incentives encouraging local intercommunity contracts. In the first case, the traditional community patrimonial practices constitute an obstacle to the establishment of cooperative action. In the second case, this regeneration of intercommunity activity, put in concrete form by the etablishment of a "regional chart", contributed to durable and social mobilisation, and resulted in the rejuvenation of the leading class of citizens. In the mountains regions, intercommunity cooperation depends on the political importance and practice of local elected officals and can be a factor of local dynamization by favoring the expression of new social categories, or it can, be turned from its final objectives ans used to benefit only individual local interests
Brochot, Vanessa. "La circulation des normes en matière de lutte contre le terrorisme : Etude critique à la lumière des normes internationales américaines, anglaises, canadiennes, espagnoles et françaises." Paris 2, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010PA020131.
Full textSaulnier, Emmanuelle. "La participation des parlements français et britannique auw communautés et à l'Union européenne : lecture parlementaire de la construction européenne." Paris 1, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000PA010339.
Full textKhadraoui, Wahid. "Société de l'information: genèse, enjeux et défis de la gouvernance mondiale." Paris 2, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006PA020050.
Full textSinger, Benjamin. "Putting the national back in forest-related policies : the international forests regime and the evolution of policies in Brazil, Cameroon and Indonesia." Paris, Institut d'études politiques, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009IEPP0024.
Full textThe relationship between the International Forests Regime (IFR) and Forest-Related Policies (FRPs) is a frequently studied issue in forest management, but the lack of rigorous research on the subject has given rise to a number of erroneous assumptions about the influence of one on the other. This study looks at this question by focusing on 12 case-studies in 3 countries (Brazil, Cameroon and Indonesia) from a public policy perspective. An overview of the IFR shows its plurality and fragmentary character. It is composed of both formal elements (negotiations and the few agreements that have been reached) and informal elements (namely forest management principles). As for Brazilian, Cameroonian and Indonesian FRPs, they have all evolved considerably over the past four decades but change varies according to the case-study, period covered and the sector. In order to shed light on the mechanisms that underlie these variations in change, a new theoretical tool is established to account for the evolution of policies studied and is based on a new concept, that of network projections. These may be defined as the perception that actors have of policy networks that surround them as they see them or wish to see them. This approach not only allows us to explain changes observed, but also show (i) that the role of the national sphere remains the main source of change in FRPs, and (ii) that within the IFR it is informal components (i. E. , forest management principles) that have most influenced FRPs
Le, Tarnec-Hennequin Fred́érique. "Les mutations de la gestion européenne de l'électricité dans un contexte de mondialisation." Paris 2, 2001. http://www.theses.fr/2001PA020046.
Full textBerguig, Carole. "Comparaison des réseaux de santé et des HMOs américains." Paris 8, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004PA082584.
Full textTo carry out a comparative analysis of the networks of French and American health ; it is to highlight convergences and the differences in these two forms of assumptions of responsibility. The WHO revealed in his recent report, in 2000, that the healthcare systems of the compared countries recorded results in terms of health which were not with the height of the committed expenditure. However, the increase in the expenditure of health is a major concern with which the whole of the industrialized countries is confronted and are currently in the search of solutions to reduce this expenditure. It is in this context of regulation of self care which the comparative studies take all their direction and in particular when the experiments or the devices set up abroad can make followers and inspire the professionals of French health (insurers, economists of health, doctors, researchers, etc. ). The problems developed in this work, rest on the study of the operation of the networks of health and on that of HMOs. The inspiration comes from the American methods with regard to the assumption of responsibility in certain networks, i. E. In a coordinated and total way