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El, Bahri Mourad. "La politique de logement en Algérie." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Université Côte d'Azur, 2024. http://www.theses.fr/2024COAZ0024.
Full textThe housing policy in Algeria, long overlooked in legal studies despite its importance, is brought to light. Its historical evolution, marked by discriminatory colonial practices, as well as post-independence reforms aimed at addressing these inequalities with a particular focus on social housing, are highlighted. Since the 1980s, the private sector has been gradually integrated into housing policy, under the influence of international institutions. The study focuses on the Algerian legal framework without comparing it to other systems, and adopts an interdisciplinary approach to analyze the legal and socio-economic dimensions. However, challenges arise due to the lack of doctrinal research and reliable data.This research questions the coherence and effectiveness of housing laws in Algeria, which are often costly for the state, and explores alternatives such as public-private partnerships. It highlights the ambiguity of the legal framework, where the right to housing, although enshrined in the Constitution, remains largely symbolic. The study is structured in two parts: an analysis of the legal framework and a critical evaluation of housing policies, with reform proposals to improve their coherence and effectiveness.The evolution of housing policy in Algeria has been marked by the diversity of strategies adopted, dominated by a central actor: the state. After independence, the state exclusively controlled housing policy, a situation justified by the post-colonial context. However, over time, this state dominance has shown its limits, making the involvement of other actors necessary. The state's gradual withdrawal aimed to establish cooperation with the private sector, but the latter was not sufficiently prepared to take over, complicating the implementation of policies and housing legislation.This policy shift is also influenced by budgetary concerns. Massive investments in housing construction have led to exorbitant financial costs, necessitating reforms. It is increasingly recognized that the state can no longer be the sole provider of housing. A more diversified and cooperative approach is being advocated, although attempts at change are marked by ambiguities and resistance.The housing policy in Algeria, despite considerable investments and a clear intent to meet housing needs, shows limitations in terms of efficiency and financial sustainability. While efforts have been made to address the housing deficit, the results have not met expectations, and the policy is often perceived as costly and poorly adapted, persisting despite recurring obstacles.Unlike the global trend towards neoliberal policies, Algeria has chosen to maintain a strong social policy, particularly in the housing sector. Although this approach is recognized by some international organizations, it is becoming increasingly difficult to sustain financially and to make truly effective. This persistence has drawn criticism, with some arguing that the housing policy serves political interests more than those of the citizens.Administrative complexity, multiple regulations, and the lack of significant contribution from Algerian legal scholars also hinder progress. Housing law in Algeria is underdeveloped, making it urgent to rethink the policy in depth. It is essential to integrate new economic actors and to better structure the legal framework of the sector to ensure a more sustainable and effective future
Romdhane, Hanène. "Droit au logement." Paris 2, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007PA020076.
Full textBELLESSORT, ANDRE. "Logement et droit communautaire." Tours, 1998. http://www.theses.fr/1998TOUR1009.
Full textZitouni, Françoise. "Le droit au logement." Aix-Marseille 3, 1991. http://www.theses.fr/1991AIX32025.
Full textFor a long time, housing has been considered as a consumer goods. It has been inserted in the law system only recently. In the 19 century a regulation of housing appeared which later was merged with a right to housing. Since 1982, the french legislator has regulared the whole subject in order to confer to the poorest the right to a decent home. Through the differends proceedings related to the regulations of housing, the supreme count has been charged to quality kinds of rights and eventually to give them a constitutionnal ground
Escande-Varniol, Marie-Cécile. "Le droit au logement." Toulouse 1, 1990. http://theses.univ-lyon3.fr/documents/lyon3/1990/escandevaniol_mc.
Full textThe right of housing is part of social law giving to its beneficiary some individual prerogatives and putting a social duty upon private individuals or public service. Indeed, beside the state, the family or the employer can also have to face housing duty. This research analyses the evolution of housing law, which is a growing legislation in our country and in the other western countries. Does this legislation prove the existence of a right of housing ?
Bizon, Émile. "Le droit au logement." Nancy 2, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997NAN20023.
Full textSince the period following World War II, housing has no longer been considered a mere need but more a right which citizens may claim from authorities. In France, this right was first acknowledged in a legislative text dating back to 1982. Although still in the process of being conceptualized, the notion of the right to housing is now a juridical reality. It stands in the area where private and public law converge. Seen from the aspect of private law, though the right to housing does not fit the usual pattern of subjective rights, it may yet be considered an individual prerogative under private law, owing to the protective measures it offers to those who benefit from it. From the public law aspect, it is both a social right and a public privilege. Considered a goal of constitutional value by the constitutional council, the implementation of this right mobilizes public authorities as well as private citizens
Boccadoro, Natalie. "Le droit au logement." Paris 10, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007PA100127.
Full textRecognised as a fundamental right by several laws, an objective of constitutional value by the French Conseil constitutionnel and referred to by the Cour de cassation, legal nature of the right to housing has long been incertain. Right with no remedee, programatic right or social aim of a public policy, for many auteurs, the right to housing lacked the necessary characteristics for it to be a subjective right, claimable before a Court. Before the Act March 5th 2007, instauring a justiciable right to housing, the right to housing gained its full value when analysed as fundamental right. The complexity of the right to housing can be explained by the tension between the right to housing and the rights on housing. Thus, it is the implementation of the right to housing that gives it its concrete form
Escande-Varniol, Marie-Cécile Saint-Alary-Houin Corinne. "Le droit au logement." Lyon : Université Lyon 3, 2006. http://thesesbrain.univ-lyon3.fr/sdx/theses/lyon3/1990/escandevaniol_mc.
Full textRegnier, Gilles. "L'expulsion du logement." Nantes, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997NANT4016.
Full textHousing has a more and more important place in society. Similarly, eviction is becoming more and more difficult. The main judicial events which give rise to the beginning of eviction proceedings remain the annulment of the lease, the seizure of property or squatting. We learn from case studies of clients threatered with eviction that landlords are mainly individuals for whom the cost and length of eviction procedure may be tortious. Eviction is carried out by a bailiff who is made to respect the occupier's rights. Eviction can only proceed in pursuance of writs of execution served in respect of the law. These are revealed to be relatively inefficacious by multifarious delays accorded by law or which can be applied for by the occupant. After obtaining the writ of execution, eviction can only be carried out after the serving of several deeds the contents of which ara laid down with an invalidity penalty. Finally, the eviction proceedings maybe suspended awwiating the obtention of police assistance which is granted by the prefecture after a strict investigation, which can entail a wait of many months. During this time the landlord does not have his premises at his disposal, but the legislative body has provided a compensation procedure. For his part, the occupant faced with eviction, may benefit from many legal and social measures, wich enable him to be rehoused particularly in council property. But in many cases, eviction amounts to a simple resumption of the premises or is carried out after awaiting police assistance. It may be questioned if eviction isn't becoming a simple way of putting pressure on the debtor in order to make him comply. This development in eviction expresses a rise in housing rights which creates correlative weakening in landlords rights
Houard, Noémie. "Droit au logement et mixité : les contradictions du logement social /." Paris : l'Harmattan, 2009. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb41468676c.
Full textEn appendice, choix de documents. Bibliogr. p. 287-301.
Fodil, Abdelkrim. "Ménages et logements dans la ville d'Oran : évolution et caractéristiques récentes." Paris 5, 1987. http://www.theses.fr/1987PA05H077.
Full textRouag-Djenidi, Abla. "Appropriation de l'espace : l'habitat dans les grands ensembles a constantine." Paris 8, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1996PA081125.
Full textModern flats are not adapted to spatial and social requirements of the algerian population. This inadequation is expressed by different behaviours of appropriation. How appear the appropriation of space patterns' and what are the reasons of their differences? are they cultural factors, social and economic conditions of the occupants, or psychological factors? the responses of 368 occupants of modern flats in constantine, to a questionnaire, have been submited to factorial analysis of correspondences. They make appear two main types of spatial appropriation. The first, conservative of the spatial traditions, represents the pattern of centred, polyvalent and closed spaces. This pattern comes from lower sociocultural and socio-economic groups, living before in traditionnal houses. The second type, more modern and based on the specialization of spaces, exists in the upper classes which come from modern houses. In order to determine the part of the previous type of house in the actual spatial organization, 8 inhabitants of opposite socio-economic levels have been interviewed. The interviews have been analysed by the method of propositionnal analysis of discourse. The results show that inhabitants who come from traditionnal housing reproduce the traditionnal way of living in, not by affective investment of space, but by desire of maintaining the social organization which was prevailing in their old house. The inhabitants coming from modern housing invest really space itself, and that is the reason why the traditionnal way of spatial appropriation is abandoned for the benefit of specialization of spaces which is more adapted to needs and aspirations of their socio-cultural group
Bentoumi, Mohammed. "Le droit de l'investissement étranger et le droit au développement." Nice, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005NICE0037.
Full textBoueri, Lionnel. "La notion de destination en droit immobilier." Toulon, 1999. http://www.theses.fr/1999TOUL0019.
Full textAbdessemed, Salim. "Le droit disciplinaire algérien." Paris 10, 1988. http://www.theses.fr/1988PA100038.
Full textThis thesis concerns a preliminary chapter about the evolution of disciplinary power to a disciplinary law in Algeria and three parts. The first concerning the fault as foundation of disciplinary action, the determination of the faults with regard to obligation of the worker, the classification in Algerian law and employers powers in matter of crimination and qualification of faults and their limits. The second part, studies the summary punishment especially their definition, their classification in Algerian law, the principles applicable to a summary punishment and the choice of punishment by the employer and their bounds. The third part studies the disciplinary procedure especially the disciplinary guarantees, the equal organs of discipline and their list, the disciplinary decisions and the appeal ways versus these decisions. This thesis concerns the study of Algerian disciplinary law in the public office, the public sector and private sector
Belkredim, Mammar El-Faci. "L'impact du transfert technique sur le processus de production des logement en série : le cas des programmes publics de l'habitat urbain en Algérie." Paris 1, 1989. http://www.theses.fr/1989PA01A001.
Full textTsalpatourou, Asimina. "L'effectivité du droit au logement en France." Thesis, Paris 1, 2020. http://www.theses.fr/2020PA01D013.
Full textThis thesis focuses on the effectiveness of the right to housing in French law, in the light of European and international law. The effectiveness of the right to housing has been an important issue in French law since several decades, which has strengthened its legal scope and has shown an acknowledgement of this fundamental right. The study of positive law shows that the right to housing is intended for being effective thanks to its multiple legal consecrations as well as its implementation thanks to an abundant and meticulous legal framework. However, the effectiveness of the right to housing comes up against many obstacles, linked both to the identification of its perimeter (its content and people who are entitled to this right) and its guarantors and its social nature depending on the socio-economic context and the material and legal means. The effectiveness of the right to housing is thus often compromised or reconsidered. That reveals quality and structure problems of the legal framework but also a lac k of engagement on the behalf of the state and local authorities, who limit their responsibility to strict assistance. The unique and solid legal consecration of the right to housing as a fundamental right, the respect of socio-economic developments and the responsibility of the state are necessary in order to fully assure the effectiveness of this right
Allati, Malika. "L'obligation d'occupation du logement en droit français." Toulouse 1, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012TOU10005.
Full textThe housing occupancy obligation can be tackled on two different ways. The first is the ordinary legal question to know who is responsible for the housing occupancy. Ordinarily, the housing occupancy obligation rests on the tenant. The ownership doesn't make it compulsory for the owner to occupy the flat. This obligation rests on the lease holder. That is the ordinary notion of housing occupancy obligation but another notion has appeared during the last thirty years. Then the second way to tackle the housing occupancy obligation to the French Law is appearing. The second way to tackle the housing occupancy obligation consists in knowing who is supposed to have this flat occupied and according to which legal foundation. It appears that the lessor benefiting from a tax reduction is responsible. Effectively during the last thirty years, in order to protect the right for housing and to control the crisis of the renting market, the Law has given the lessors an incentive to put more momey into their properties. By granting a tax reduction, the Law thus makes compulsory for the lessor to have his property occupied. The analysis of the housing occupancy obligation to the French Law makes appear two sorts of debtors, the tenant and the lessor, depending on two different legal foundations, alas, they are inadequate and we're going to prove it
Iorio, Chantal. "Le droit au logement des propriétaires occupants." Thesis, Aix-Marseille 3, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011AIX32017.
Full textThe last thirty years were characterized in France by profound social and economic changes borned of successive financial crises and a upheaval of family structures. Combined with an increasing economic precariousness, the situation has led to the weakening of some populations among which the owners-occupiers. To the forties, they were relatively “protected” from economic hazards because of the owner right on the occupied building which offered them at once, patrimonial guarantee and social status. Today, the socioeconomic context leads to real risks of impoverishment resulting from societal and economic crisis or even inherent in the very property, the owner occupiers cannot escape from. Thus property does not appear as a vector of stability in the housing any more but, inversely can constitute a factor of casualization.We should therefore wonder about the ability of property right to protect the housing of economically fragile occupants. Because the owners are not beneficiaries of the right for the housing, the contents of property right and its guarantees should be examined in the prospect of the protection of weakened owner occupiers.Beyond historical dimension, the critical study will underline the limits of the protection of the housing, analyze the “palliative” mechanisms implemented by social policies responding to the casualization of the owner-occupiers. It will finally examine the contents and the place given to property right in the society of the 21st century
Haridi, Fatma-Zohra. "Forme de ville rencontre des formes de vie et de l’imaginaire de l’habiter." Paris 10, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012PA100075.
Full textPresent research proposes to study the representation of the perception of the actors to live it who aspire only to the adaptability of their world of life [ inhabited space ]. This research leaves thus the framework of the limits which aim at structuring space to live it only in its morphology, its hiring and its conceptual mode. It very often applies to that which corresponds to the reality of the activities to live it, to be conditioned by the political decisions significantly. This reality acts as a force which pushes us with better including/understanding it. And beyond knowknowing how enracine and is based the experiment of the world of the life which is established within a particular framework, the town of Guelma (city of the Algerian east). By referring to the interpretation of Husserl (Ideas 1) on the categorial of the world of the life which carries very high the smell of space to live it. Ln this logic, if the field of the singularities of the activities to live it inserts to be it - with-world, the thought of Hôlderlinienne: ("the human one lives as a poet ", poem: "Grouhd cmd sky "), the •representation of the perception of the space of the habter gives the question: the human one does it live as a poet with Guelma? On this prospect fundamental this thesis is constituted which makes world of the life, a space to live it poetic which one could define it only through the practices which appear in the gestures, the word, the evaluation, the dream, the flanery, the emotional significance of the daily landscape, the personal stories. This research tends to show that the shape of the city is strongly related to logics of the world of the life, with the being - with—world, the residential time lived built at the rates/rhythms of the form of the life. It is also strongly subordinated to the idea to conceive, adapt and adapt the space to live it (housing, district and city) which comes from the values and the distinctions that each one allots to space to live it town of Guelma
Apcher, Gilles. "La promotion de droit au logement en droit privé des contrats." Nantes, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007NANT4016.
Full textTrue leitmotiv of contempory substantive law, housing and the right to housing introduce themselves everywhere without being nowhere definied however. Private law of the contracts do not depart from the tendency : it integrates these concepts in fashion fully, with a concern for the protection of the person who contracts to get some accommodation. Therefore, the protection of accomodation (id est the contents of the right to housing) is being built in very pragmatic way in a logic of specialization of certain special contracts. The link individual-housing is not protected but some links only are, according to a personnal approach (criterion of the main home) sometimes, or a real one (criterion of adwelling used as a home) at ather times. If these protection ways differ according to differents aims, they have a common ground in seeking to make safe the contractual courses of any person who contracts to get some accomodation. By watching out the empirical construction of the right to housing in private law of the contracts we will seek to work out its hot lines so as to define it better, to sort in out. Then we will realise private law and its consumerist variations convey the right to housing very well by standardizing the use, the entry, the purchase and the protection of housing. Thus the authorities use private law as a vector of development of the right to housing. If the method is not enough to promote this basic right for any individuel, however we are led to notice that is rather successful for morte people
Benkirane, Iman Meriem. "La problématique de l'habitat du plus grand nombre : quel regard porter sur les quartiers clandestins, peut-on capitaliser le phénomène de l'habitat non réglementaire : cas du Maroc." Université Paris-Est Créteil Val de Marne (UPEC), 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005PA123005.
Full textThere is a basic right : the right of all to a suitable lodging. Nevertheless, his realization varies according to States's priority orders. The contributions of the institutions and NGO remain insignifiant facing the extent of the need ; and the World bank and the International monetary funds reject all direct intervention in the sector of the habitat. These constraints, combined to the limited financial means of the concerned countries, to the norms practiced and to urban ambitions projected, do that "the non statutory habitat" continues to constitute the unique alternative. The case of Marocco is edifying to this matter. Since 1973, the political ones adopted, well that very costly, implicitly contributed to the amplification of the phenomenon. The dynamics of the globalization would campaign in favor of a relecture of the problematic one ; favoring a "capitalization" of the non statutory habitat "crisis" and opposing thus threatens it of a lissage of the identities expressions. Today, this habitat is qualified of such, and it is so, as opposed to "statutory" ; therefore, by reference to a regulation in force that is not, by definition, unchanging
Khalfoune, Tahar. "La domanialité publique à l'épreuve du droit algérien." Lyon 3, 2003. http://www.theses.fr/2003LYO33038.
Full textZiraoui, Mabrouka. "L'application du droit conventionnel par le juge algérien." Paris 10, 1985. http://www.theses.fr/1985PA100196.
Full textPéchu, Cécile Favre Pierre. "Droit au logement, genèse et sociologie d'une mobilisation /." Paris : Dalloz, 2006. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb40211164s.
Full textJégouzo-Viénot, Laurence. "Etablissement public et logement social." Paris 1, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000PA010257.
Full textTawaschi, Al-Baiate Hatem. "Le statut du copropriétaire au sein d'une copropriété immobilière : étude comparative de droit français, de droit syrien et de droit musulman." Bordeaux 4, 1995. http://www.theses.fr/1995BOR40027.
Full textBelarbi, Houari. "L'enfant né hors mariage et le droit algérien." Lyon 3, 2002. http://www.theses.fr/2002LYO33005.
Full textHouard, Noémie. "Logement social, droit au logement, et mixité : de la mise sur agenda aux pratiques locales." Paris, Institut d'études politiques, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008IEPP0009.
Full textBy crossing two approaches, public policy analysis and sociology of local public action, the objective is to identify the categories employed to describe the recipients of social housing, as well as those who are excluded, and to identify the processes and actors, who interfere in their emergence. The thesis reveals that as social housing pauperizes - in the early 1980s -, their administrators seem determined not to appear as simple lodging house keepers of poor people. They develop a strategy to change the image of social housing and participate in the emergence of two categories of local public action - the right to housing and social mixity -. Locally, the categories used to design the beneficiaries of social housing come from a system that impose its norms : those shared by representatives of the cities and the administrators of social housing. Indeed, the norms of occupying social housing are defined by those central actors ; whereas State representatives tighten on the regulation of the system and face difficulties with positioning themselves between their multiple roles. When implemente, the right to housing and the social mix can contradict themselves. The right to housing is applied in a minimal way, where the people in charge find an interest. The question of social mix is only mentioned in poor neighbourhoods, and serves as a major argument to refuse housing to the households judged as "unwanted". This thesis enlightens the rival conceptions of social housing, "universal" and "residual" ; the meaning of right to housing and social mix ; and the modes of regulation of the local public policy
Sahri, Fadila. "L'application du droit des sociétés aux entreprises socialistes à caractère économique en Algérie." Paris 10, 1987. http://www.theses.fr/1987PA100128.
Full textThis thesis treats the application of company and private law to the socialist companies in Algeria. The different prevailing structures have been unified by the "statute of public enterprises act", passed in 1971. Yet, through the socialist management of enterprise laws, references are made to the company law, in the matters of fiscality, accountancy, etc. . . We would like to try to measure the borrowing degree, made by the socialist enterprises from company laws. For this purpose, we have worked out a tripartite framework in which we have proceeded to state the degrees of application of the company law in general and the private law in particular. This plan enabled us to deal with three chronological phases: the formation, the organization and the management of the economic socialist enterprises. Throughout this study, we have noted that the socialist enterprises move away from company law relating to the mode of formation (of private enterprises), insomach as this kind of enterprise is settled autonomously and neglects contractual logic (it is to be noted that, the company law in Algeria does not recognize single-person companies). The organization of the socialist enterprise under state of G. S. E. Is neither not covered by the company law. The management of these enterprises is essentially the subject of the private law. But considerable state pressures exerted on the management of the public enterprise do not favour their out-put and efficiency which are one of the proposed aims. However, the present reversal in favour of the autonomy of the enterprises and their productivity, tend to give rise to the bringing together the logic of the public enterprise functioning and the criteria of private enterprise management
Rachedi, Guermia. "Satuts juridiques des établissements scolaires en Algérie." Perpignan, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009PERP0887.
Full textReguig, Mohammed. "Le commissaire aux comptes en droit algérien." Perpignan, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009PERP0994.
Full textBeladis, Touria. "Algérie : la périphérie oranaise et ses difficultés d'intégration urbaine : étude centrée sur Pont Albin, Aïn Beïda, Bendaoud." Paris 1, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997PA010687.
Full textAlgeria has inherited of a very limited stock of real estate which has been rapidly exhausted since. Indeed, just a few years after the country's independance, the cities which saw their native populations rise rapidly due to the arrival of rural inhabitants, no longer have any possibility of integrating new arrivals. What is more, the policy-option of the algerian government, baptised "the industrialising industry", considered lodging to be a social sector that the public powers should assume, but did not see it as directely productive. As a result, it was neglected in favour of the basic industrial poles. Only towards the end of the second 5-year plan, faced with a crisis in housing and the urgency of needs which the population expressed, did autorities launch projects to build social lodging. However, the rhythm of construction has been quite slow despite the use of techniques of prefabricated building which are poorly adapted to the algerian society. Moreover, the waves of migration continue, growing in amplitude, while growth rates of the population touched 3. 2% in 1987. Algerian cities have thus grown beyond their administrative limits in order to assimilate the increase in population. Oran is one of these cities where the flow of population and their implantation at its periphery usually takes place in a very chaotic and illegal manner. The buildings are often quite simple and inserted in spaces of low quality. Despite this, they are expensive due to problems in supplying building material which have affected algerian constructors and to high prices. The existence of centres of precarious lodging within the periurban space of oran dates back to the colonial era. Today, this periphery experiences and uncontrolled proliferation of spontaneous lodging with quite varied mechanisms and forms. These different aspects will be developped in the present thesis when dealing with the city of oran and more specifically in the comparative study of suburban development in the three douars which are representative of the oran periphery, i. E. Bendaoud, ain beida and pont albin
Nasroune-Nouar, Ourdia. "Le contrôle de l'exécution des sanctions pénales en droit algérien." Paris 1, 1988. http://www.theses.fr/1988PA010258.
Full textHamrouchi, Noureddine. "Le droit algérien entre créativité et mimétisme." Nice, 1990. http://www.theses.fr/1990NICE0017.
Full textDeschamps, Emmanuelle. "Le droit public et la ségrégation urbaine, 1943-1997 /." Paris : LGDJ, 1998. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb369911213.
Full textBourekhoum, Ouahab. "Le droit au logement en France et en Italie." Phd thesis, Toulon, 2012. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00879793.
Full textBourekhoum, Ouahab. "Le droit au logement en France et en Italie." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Toulon, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012TOUL0072.
Full textMan no longer truly lives somewhere, he shelters. To live somewhere would entail a “part of the world” belonging to the individual in order for the évènement de demeurer to arise. The right to adequate housing conveys a democratic requirement that must be taken seriously. This requirement reveals itself inevitably as an expression of a certain openness of positive law to the present, the law being unable to ignore its surroundings. The individual constantly questions his resources when they are insufficient or no longer ensure a dignified existence and turns, if needs be, to national solidarity as a remedy. Consequently, it is important to analyse the normative substance of the right to adequate housing in the light of the convergence of its international and national sources. This enrichment furthers the application of these norms, by the principle of subsidiarity, by the actors closest to the social misery upon whom it bears to give meaning to the right to adequate housing
Rezgallah, Larbi. "Le statut du marin en droit algérien." Nantes, 1992. http://www.theses.fr/1992NANT4008.
Full textEconomic development of a modern country is dependent of international trade that means of an autonomous fleet. The working conditions at sea are specific and that give to the sailors a special statute. The thesis try to present the algerian statute, comparing it with the french one and with an international reglementation; for labour law and social security
Babadji, Ramdane. "Le droit administratif en Algérie : mutations et évolutions." Paris 1, 1989. http://www.theses.fr/1989PA010292.
Full textThe administrative law is subject of important mutations and evolutions. Its area of application knows important extension, it has come back again to his initial configuration. The applicable law in organization of administration is caracterized by a clear autoritary tendancy. The law is useless when it obliges the administration. This study has dealt with state's law from 1962 to 1989
Zittoun, Philippe. "Affrontements, apprentissages et transformations des coalitions de politique publique, les processus de changement de la politique du logement en France (1975-1995)." Grenoble 2, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000GRE21041.
Full textKoriche, Mahammed Nasr-Eddine. "Transformations du droit algérien du travail : entre statut et contrat." Bordeaux 4, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008BOR40014.
Full textThe formal renewal of the colonial legislation, after the independence of Algeria did not prevent an important transformation of the Algerian labour law. Indeed, the assertion of the socialist option gradually made of the law the exclusive tool of supervision of the working relations. This phenomenon knew its highlight with the adoption in 1978 of a law relative to the general Status of worker, common to the employees and to the agents of the State. The hegemony of the normative action of the state is by consequence total. With the abandonment of socialism, a new reform of Labour Law is engaged in 1990. In spite of the libéral offensive, the new transformation which begins is marked by the remarkable obstinacy of the heteronomy and a relative, but nervertheless significant contractualization of the legal frame of the relations of employment and work. In the field on the work conditions, the State standards at the time of unique Status are widely seen out to guarantee health and safety at work as welle as to limit and distribute working hours. On the other hand, as regards payments and in the field of discipline, the liberal reform results in a wide deregulation. This day the reform does not seem finished. The law continues to benefit from the favour of the public authorities. It is however doubtless that we have passed from the exclusive appeal to the law for the determination of the conditions of employment, work and payment, to the possibility of intervention, in an uneven way according to the subjects, to the individual contracts as welle as afreements and collective agrrements
Barbosa, Dias Maria. "Le droit au logement : rêve ou réalité ? : étude de cas dans une banlieue de Rio - Brésil." Paris 1, 1994. http://www.theses.fr/1994PA010609.
Full textThe thesis is based on communal work carried out in collective buildings which had been set up in frame of a cooperative dwellings program specially developped for low standard living population of rio - brazil. The main theme is the participation of occupants in the space they live in organize themselves, propose and claim their citizenship rights. In other words, occupants have learnt how to use their dwelling space as action space for try to win their rights for citizenship. Taking right for lodgings as starting point, the thesis points out some important aspects of urban life whose protagonists have been occupants gathered in association, studied from the angle of urban social shifts. These shifts - as shown by analysis - have preceeded and influenced the political opening, far away from traditional pol itical sectors such as parties and trade unions, which have been favoured areas for clashes and have given its political meaning to collective action
Bekhechi, Mohamed Abdelwahab. "La Constitution algérienne de 1976 et le droit international." Paris 2, 1986. http://www.theses.fr/1986PA020020.
Full textThis thesis deal with the relationship between the algerian constitution and the international law. The first objective aimed at identifying the constitutionnal norms, principles and rules which are relevant to international law on one hand and on the other hand at commenting them within the frameworkof the algerian practice. The first part of this research work deals, in the first place with the analysis of the principle of sovereignty as ti is defined in both its internal and international aspects. Secondly, it attempts to evaluate the implications of such definition in the international legal order on one hand and on the principles of the algerian foreign policy on the other hand. The second part of the thesis discusses a statement related to the definition of "territory" "population" and "government" with a view to understanding the algerian conception and practice of the international competence and jurisdiction. The conceptions related to the constituting elements of statehood reinforce the adhesion to sovereignty, by providing it a material dimension. . . But it has been possible to underline a certain number of deficiencies in the algerian constitution, and to notice a few contradictions between certain principles and practices : for example the claims for a democratization of international relations and the existence of absolute powersof the head of state in the international decision-making policy. . . On the whole the algerian state adheres to any principle of international law which provides peace and development, provided that it is conformably with the principle of its sovereignty
Charfi, Mohammed. "Les altérations de la relation individuelle de travail en droit algérien comparé." Perpignan, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008PERP0894.
Full textPaquay, de plater Pierre. "Le bail d’habitation et le droit au logement : étude de droit national et comparé." Thesis, Paris 2, 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019PA020039.
Full textThe Right to Housing is an international topic implemented by national authorities. In France, the fundamental Right to Housing was enshrined in an Act in 1982. Since then, this concept has evolved, giving birth to a large number of rights dedicated to the tenant's protection, which opposes nowadays the Right to Private Property.The scope of this thesis is dual. Firstly, we will try to understand how the concept has been built up, from both a national and international perspective. In this vein, we will study the effectiveness of this right against the framework of a comparative study. Finally, some reforms of the French regulation system will be suggested
Belebna, Mohamed. "Le contrat d'assurance maritime en droit algérien et en droit français." Paris 2, 1995. http://www.theses.fr/1995PA020061.
Full textThe aim of this thesis is the study of marine insurance contract in algerian and french law. The long experience of the french marine insurance market explains its predominant place and role among the largest insurance market in the world. It's not the case of algeiran insurance system. Although that is a french inspiration, the algerian insurance it's so young and a few studies was maked in this matter. The first part is an preliminary chaptr. Its aim is the draw of history evolution to marine insurance. The first chaptr deal at once the definition, the characters of the marine insurance contract then relative rules of this formation. There is not marine insurance when the insured values (hull and cargo) don't takes to submit marine risks. This cause to express by both ways: as for nature risks, a time and place covers. It's object of the second cha@pter. The main prupose of insurance is to indemnity the assured for loss substained by this property. This rule to express in the insured values. For instance, we have treated in the third chapter. The last one chapter, explains the obligation of the insured, assured and settling on indemnity. It can be made : "in damage" or "in abandonment". However, the divergences separates the algerian and french systems. Since 1966, algeria has instituted a state monopoly on insurance sector
Zerouala, Chahrazed. "L'indépendance du juge d'instruction en droit algérien et en droit français." Limoges, 1988. http://www.theses.fr/1988LIMO0408.
Full textThe independence of an examining magistrate is now a topical question loth in algeria and france. As an investigator and as a juridiction, the judge has, in the two legal systeme, a huge power on people and things and this helps him to accomplish the mission he is in charge of, to instinct for and against to reach the truth. However, this neutrality will not be achieved completely unless the examining magistrate is assured of the respect of defence rights and the lawfulness of the procedure which balance is preached to by both the algerian and french codes. Neverthless, the independance of a judge as a magistrate or as a juridiction is seriously compromised particulary with regard to the public prosecutor. The proposed or envisaged solutions in algeria and france are still not sufficient. The only possible remedy is to give to private parties powers at least equal to those given to the prosecuting magistrates
Bayard-Jammes, Florence. "La nature juridique du droit du copropriétaire immobilier : analyse critique /." Paris : LGDJ, 2003. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb391091843.
Full textBlévis, Laure. "Sociologie d'un droit colonial : citoyenneté et nationalité en Algérie (1865-1947) : une exception républicaine ?" Aix-Marseille 3, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004AIX32050.
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