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Kone, Daouda. "Les mobilites des noirs africains dans l'aire metropolitaine marseillaise." Toulouse 2, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997TOU20025.
Full textThe appearance of black africans in marseille is analysed through urbane changes. Commercial projets, mutual aid, places of encounter are thus treated. The take over of commercial territory from the previous large immigration group, the north africans, follows in the footsteps of the history of migration in marseille. Henceforth this latest introducation into the urbane fabric, takes its rightful place as a new element in the continuing saga of the ancient phoenician city
Guidarini, Valérie. "L' université : un nouvel outil de recomposition urbaine ? : l'exemple du site de la faculté des sciences de Saint-Jérôme dans les quartiers nord de Marseille." Paris, EHESS, 2002. http://www.theses.fr/2002EHES0068.
Full textWe had to deal with the problematic of " the University in the City " through which the students are often given dynamic abilities for the areas where they are set up. So as to understand how the connections between the university areas and their surroundings work, we studied the connection between the physical areas and the social practices. We selected the area of Faculté des Sciences de Saint Jérôme in Marseilles in our study. After analysis, it appears that the social part that the University could play cannot be deduced as a simple creative strategy or as one of the University setting up. Student presence does not make student life. This one is most a discreet reality, hardly comparable to the wanted symbolic effect. So the instrumentalisation of the student population appears uncomfortable because the “instrument” is not so easy to use, as living and reacting in a very specific way according to its surroundings
Zotian, Elsa. "Grandir à Belsunce : les catégories ordinaires de l'expérience enfantine dans un quartier de Marseille." Paris, EHESS, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009EHES0047.
Full textThis thesis is a contribution to child socio-anthropology. The subjects were children aged from 9 to 12, mostly children of immigrants, growing up in Belsunce, a working-class neighbourhood in the centre of Marseille. The aim of this thesis is to use children's everyday experiences to reconstruct their perceptions of the social world in a context of globalisation. In a number of children’s ordinary activities, one can see local patterns interact with large-scale realities. While performing these activities the children elaborate and construct ways of categorising the world, form groups that belong and construct the 'other'. Analysing this identity construction in children shows that children make the world explicit using referents to which they attach importance (ethnicity, religion) , while other referents are less important, even though they make a big difference to the child s experience (age, gender). These ordinary categories of activity also result in specific types of relation to the self The children of Belsunce think of themselves as subject through socially-constructed categories, which borrow both from locally available definitions (teacher’s pet, “hooligan”) and from globalised semantic and normative groupings (“illegal” ). Finally, the study shows how children experience being members of certain public institutions, and gives their point of view on the causes of social suffering
Guerry, Linda. "(S')exclure et (s')intégrer : le genre de l'immigration et de la naturalisation : l'exemple de Marseille (1918-1940)." Avignon, 2008. https://hal.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-01424741.
Full textThis thesis addresses issues of gender in immigration and naturalization through the example of Marseilles from 1918 to 1940 by comparing the history of women and gender with the history of immigration. It adopts a new approach to immigration and population policies that examines the role of representations and of interactions between policy makers and individuals, particularly through the study of administrative practices. This research, conducted at both the national and local level, is based on a critical analysis of diverse sources: prefectorial and ministerial archives, printed materials (statistical studies, diverse publications, newspapers, etc. ). The aim of this study is to question how gender has affected the exclusion and integration of immigrants in a historical context marked by economic and demographic crises in France during the 1920s and 1930s. Different levels of analysis are reviewed: speeches and representations, immigration flows and headcount, immigration policies, the labour market, acquisition of citizenship (by decree or by marriage). Further, this thesis contributes to a broader understanding of the construction of a Nation-State from a gender perspective
Roudil, Nadine. "Normes et déviances dans l'espace urbain marseillais : étude du mode de désignation des déviants à la cité de la Castellane." Paris, EHESS, 2001. http://www.theses.fr/2001EHES0097.
Full textGuermoudi, Zohra. "Intégration socio-spatiale de trois cités HLM en voie de dégradation dans leur quartier (cas de Plan d'Aou à Saint-Antoine, Castellane et la Bricarde à Verduron Marseille)." Aix-Marseille 2, 1989. http://www.theses.fr/1989AIX23002.
Full textNow in france, quarters of social habitations know a problem of degradation at different grades. For some of them, it calls in question again some norms and to resolve the problem of repairs and reparations. For the others, the degradation concerns physic frame as condition of social life. Different reasons explain this phenomenon. Social lodgings constructed twenty years ago, have been realized rapidly, works of industry of building structure, and their frame of life suffers a lot of negligences. Besides, their localization in periphery and insufficient junctions integrate badly this habitat at the town. Marseille knows this phenomenon and now, the town takes into consideration a great part of its patrimony, to safeguard it. The three quarters, plan d'aou, castellane and la bricarde localized in the north of marseille illustrate our problematic and constitute a example. Our problematic is to reveal the way of degradation and to analyze means to safeguard this patrimony, particularly by the rehabilitation of social habitat
Luxembourg, Nicolas. "Renouvellement social et immobilités en périurbain : le cas de l'aire métropolitaine marseillaise." Aix-Marseille 3, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005AIX32046.
Full textMichaud, Francine. "Un signe des temps : accroissement des crises familiales autour du patrimoine à Marseille à la fin du XIIIe siècle." Doctoral thesis, Université Laval, 1990. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/17633.
Full textMessaoudene, Maha. "Logiques habitantes et offre résidentielle dans le processus de renouvellement urbain mis en oeuvre dans deux quartiers d'habitat social de la banlieue nord marseillaise : Bellevue et Bassens." Aix-Marseille 3, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010AIX32009.
Full textDowning, Joseph. "Between policy, recognition and rioting : analyzing the role of urban governance, historical commemoration and public culture in defining inclusion in Paris, Lyon and Marseille." Thesis, London School of Economics and Political Science (University of London), 2014. http://etheses.lse.ac.uk/3498/.
Full textMananga, Francisco. "La dimension juridique des conditions du travail dans le secteur de l'intervention sociale." Lille 2, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006LIL20014.
Full textThe social labor is an activity based on humans relations. This means that a useful and intellectual organization has to be set up. This sector includes many professions working in private associations and in public offices. Concerning the social law, it seems to be necessary to approach the question of the working conditions and to wonder about a possible adaptation of this law to the social workers. Indeed, the special features of the social work, the particularities of users, the derogatory applications of the working law and also the manner in which some social workers practise. . . Need to be considered. If the application of the equivalence hours is deeply questionable, the legislation upon the responsibilities seems to be of an appropriate application, in spite of the fact that legal protection of the social workers remains hypothetical. So this study aims to question the opportunity of applying the general principles of the social law in this sector but no necessary derogatory
Rannoux, Julie. "Aux marges de l'État social : la prise en charge localisée des étrangers précaires en France : le cas de Marseille." Thesis, Aix-Marseille, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017AIXM0013.
Full textThis dissertation aims to analyse how local public institutions manage immigrants in Marseilles. It sheds how the presence of individuals in situation of administrative and/or social precariousness represent a practical issue for different public and private actors, in their daily professional activity. It also looks at whether immigrants face (or not) specific regulations at a local scale. The dissertation discusses the role of foreigners' social condition in shaping public action patterns. Field research was conducted from May 2011 to April 2014. It includes interviews, direct observations, as well as public and private archives work. This dissertation looks at local public management of immigrants at different levels. First, it explores whether and how the question of precarious foreigners emerges as an issue for local public action. Then, it focuses on associations devoted to immigrants’ legal and administrative assistance. It emphasises on the work of associative leaders to consolidate and legitimise their activities in different social and professional spaces. The dissertation particularly questions the effect of public action in constructing categories that contribute to shape social perceptions, define situations and control access to resources. It shows how institutional categories result in a partial public management of the precarious immigrants, causing contradictory constraints to the actors involved. This dissertation suggests a reflection about the forms of uncertainty experienced by the professionals who are responsible for compensating some of the effects related to the implementation of restrictive migration policies
Dousset, Florent. "Rugby et droit social." Montpellier 1, 2002. http://www.theses.fr/2002MON10008.
Full textLloyd, Stephanie 1975. "An anxious society : the French importation of social phobia and the appearance of a new model of the self." Thesis, McGill University, 2006. http://digitool.Library.McGill.CA:80/R/?func=dbin-jump-full&object_id=102807.
Full textIn 2003-4 I carried out one year of fieldwork in North America and France. During this time I conducted participant observation and interviews with clinicians and members of a social phobia support group. Throughout this thesis, it is my objective to understand the disorder from three perspectives: historical, ethnographic, and sociocultural.
First, I examine French psychiatrists' claims that social phobia has existed in French psychiatric literature since the nineteenth century. I investigate the efforts of these French psychiatrists to prove that the diagnostic category has a legitimate place in French medicine. Second, I look at how a small group of Parisian psychiatrists who practice cognitive and behavioural therapy are fighting for greater awareness and acceptance of social phobia. Promoting social phobia is a means of spreading awareness of their therapeutic model. Their aim is to unseat psychoanalysis from its dominant position in French psychiatry. Many individuals prefer cognitive and behavioural therapists' explanations of social phobia symptoms to those of psychoanalysts because they are less stigmatizing and their predicted outcomes more optimistic. But many French clinicians reject the diagnosis social phobia and prefer psychoanalytic explanations for patients' symptoms. Some see it as a 'fashionable' disorder overly promoted by the pharmaceutical industry. Third, I investigate how social phobia is related to cultural behavioural ideals and societal expectations. I look at how these factors lead more people to become concerned about the symptoms of social phobia than in the past.
In the end, I explain that French physicians and patients are choosing social phobia from among other possible labels for this set of symptoms. The way that they describe this diagnosis, however, blends multiple therapeutic models and they create an explanation of the disorder which most thoroughly and positively describes patients' experiences.
Musset, Benoît. "Le vignoble de Champagne, de la naissance des vins mousseux à celle des maisons de champagne (1650-1830) : les transformations d'un univers vinicole, social et commercial." Reims, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006REIML006.
Full textIn the 1660’s, sparkling wines appear in the Champagne province. Encouraged by aristocratic customers, this production keeps expanding from the 1720’s on, growing from a few thousands bottles to 300 000 in the early 1780’s, and finally reaching 3 000 000 in the late 1820’s. This growth in production slowly changes the economical social and viticultural structures of the vineyard : vinicultural techniques, land organisation, state regulations. In 1789, the old structures are still very much there. In fact, two main viticultural systems coexist during the 18th century. The first one is based on the selling of red wines in Paris, the Flanders and the regional market. Flourishing until the 1820’s, it relies on a rather stable wine-growing society : small landowners, well-tended vineyards, quick method wine growing, commercial uses in the hands of the brokers working for foreign merchants. The second one, if it does not change them improves the methods of the first one, thus engendering a tissue of great bourgeois wine properties, initiating new viticultural methods, requiring a more and more sophistcated machinery in the second half of the century. It also creates a deep change in the trade sphere, when in the 1760’s 70’s there appears a powerful business world dealing with the production, imposing an always stronger watch over the big landowners and winegrowers. In the late 1820’s, at the time when the viticultural system of red wines slowly gives way, the trade of bottled wines now well organized in the Epernay region, begins to offer an unexpected and promising opening to the Montagne de Reims
Carneiro, Maria José Teixeira. "Les Paysans des Sept Laux, Isère : la construction d'un nouvel ordre social." Paris, EHESS, 1993. http://www.theses.fr/1993EHES0016.
Full textThe aim of this thesis was to study the social reproduction of the small producers related to the changes that the rural societies were submeted to for the last 30 years. The observation took place at a small moutain community in the departement of the isere. The analysis of the articulation between the familial strategies and the industrial society's dynamics had a mongraphic approach according to the anthropological method. Through the observation of the 28 families it had been possible to understand the differents logics of the transmission of the family estate and of the choice of the successor. These logics are articulated and depended on differents family strategies to get adapted to the news conditions of production. Within this context the pluriactivty comes up as a ancien and actual phenomenum that takes differents meanings through the evolution of the rural societies in france. It is un instrument of the social reproduction frequentely used by the small producers at the mountain sides. Thus, it cannot be considered as a specifical social category. This study confirms the adaptation capacity (although contradictory)
Hascoet, Yannick. "Vers une modification de l'image de la cite d'habitat social ? : lisières métropolitaines et détours « récréa(r)tistes » (Marseille, Paris, Montréal)." Thesis, Lyon, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016LYSE2163/document.
Full textThis thesis concerns the development of tourism and art practices in the metropolitan outskirts, in particular in the social housing projects (1950-1970). The central question addressed is : how can tourism and art be a factor of promotion of districts stigmatized by media and political discourse ? Are the studied practices pioneering ? To answer these questions, we selected three fieldworks: the northern suburbs of Marseille, the Northern and South-Eastern suburbs of Paris and a Canadian public housing project, the Habitations Jeanne-Mance in Montréal. Our qualitative study explains that the development of tourism and art practices in the edge of the metropolis questions the production of knowledge on stigmatized areas. Therefore, they involve political, aesthetic and economic issues
Mazzella, Sylvie. "L'enracinement urbain : Intégration sociale et dynamiques urbaines. Les familles maghrébines du centre ville de Marseille." Phd thesis, Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales (EHESS), 1996. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00770286.
Full textArp, Henning A. "New social movements in France and West Germany: their activists and conditions for their development." Thesis, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, 1987. http://hdl.handle.net/10919/101368.
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Moriceau, Jean-Marc. "Les Fermiers de l'Ile-de-France : ascension d'un groupe social (1400-1750)." Paris 1, 1992. http://www.theses.fr/1992PA010649.
Full textIn the country surrounding Paris, commercial agriculture favoured development of a great farmers class, economically high tech. Fixed here from the later middle ages, they set themselves up as a social group of notables during the 16th. From 1550 to 1650, big estate go through secondaries changes, within the context of a still diversified agriculture. Between 1650 and 1750, the change is general. The size of farmes treble, the cereal specialization increase and social distances grow between weak farmers who collapse and biggest who get rich and ennoble. Relations with paris increase. The group widen his geographical and cultural horizons. In the middle of the 18th, a new rural elite is born : gentlemen-farmers, who has no cause to be jalous of their english equivalents
Allogo, Obame Gouédard. "La France et la mise en valeur de l'Afrique noire : étude de la contribution de la France au développement économique et social de l'AEF : 1946-1959." Aix-Marseille 1, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004AIX10023.
Full textClifton, Naomi. "Women, work and family in England and France : a question of identity." Thesis, University of Oxford, 1999. http://ora.ox.ac.uk/objects/uuid:d39ca1d0-d8fc-4f54-aea3-fba3fd68e984.
Full textPeri-Rotem, Nitzan. "The role of religion in shaping women's family and employment patterns in Britian and France." Thesis, University of Oxford, 2015. https://ora.ox.ac.uk/objects/uuid:e0cedea1-973c-4395-9916-d47416672802.
Full textAbdillahi, Youssouf. "La diaspora de la Grande Comore à Marseille et son apport sur le développement de l'île." Thesis, La Réunion, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012LARE0021/document.
Full textThe issue of Grande Comore diaspora is closely linked to the need to raise money for the big wedding, necessary step for the recognition of the individual in his society. The research proposes to approach the topic by following the itinerary of the first comorian migrants, the famous navigators in the Messageries Maritimes company, from Madagascar to France in the forties, then show the conditions of installation in the city of Marseille, and then analyze their contribution to the economic and social development of their country of origin. The presence of Grand Comorians in Marseille which began in the late forties, has intensified over the years. They became, over three decades, the largest black african community in Marseille and are emerging slowly with their identity and particularisms. Strongly attached to their island , Grande Comore diaspora has become an indispensable actor thanks to the financial and material contribution it brings today for the development of the island(25% GDP, more important than foreign aid to development). But the specter of a deep crisis threatens the Comoros: nothing garantees the continuity of transfers by new generations more concerned with their integration in France and less affected by village solidarity
Vigneron, Ludovic. "Conditions de financement de la PME et relations bancaires." Phd thesis, Université du Droit et de la Santé - Lille II, 2008. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00370977.
Full textSaubolle, Jean-François. "Histoire d'une profession : de quelle histoire la profession d'assistant social, en France, prétend se faire histoire quand elle veut essayer de se dire." Paris 5, 1986. http://www.theses.fr/1986PA05H009.
Full textErlich, Valérie. "Les étudiants, un groupe social en mutation : étude des transformations de la population étudiante française et de ses modes de vie (1960-1994)." Nice, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1996NICE2021.
Full textThis research proposes to analyse the changes that have recently affected the students and their lifestyles over the past forty years. Until the period susbsequent to the second world war students constituted a minority group, relatively homogenous. They were restricted in number, financially at ease, and, as a part of a readily identifiable system, developed a common mode of living. It was the large mass of students entering the system in the sixties that destabilized this relative equilibrium. This was translated into a diversification of recrutement and student mode of living. In general, this diversification, at its limit, contributed to the disorganization of the students in france who realistically, ceased to exist as group. However, if the diversification movements were necessarily a part of the increase in student population, then also they equally accompanied a tendance to unification and classification as a student group. Analysing the transformation of the student world the facteurs which unify and or diversify the student population are emphasized. The first part of the research analyses the collective tendancies of the students, the dialogues and social structures which are fundemental to student identity. The second part develops the characteristic social and scholastic transformation affecting student development. The third part analyses student lifestyles, encompassing various elements such as work, family, study habits, living conditions, free-time distractions, cultural opportunities, and civic responsibilities
Fouillade, Orsini Hadrien. "La concentration du crime et les caractéristiques de l'aménagement de l'espace urbain à Marseille." Thesis, Université Côte d'Azur (ComUE), 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018AZUR2006/document.
Full textIt seems to be widely agreed that space and crime are closely related. The social origin of the offenders and social characteristics of criminogenic districts have frequently been brought forward as determining factors of crime density. However, crime does not seem to be located randomly. Space takes a primordial role both in the outbreak of crime and his persistence. Study of crime with a geographical approach and space analysis requires both a clear definition of criminal act or behaviour and a quantification as well as georeferencing of the events on a finer scale. In France, the departments nay the municipalities represent the lowest level in terms of crime statistics. Nevertheless, data at the street level are required in order to understand the relation between urban pattern and crime distribution. The city of Marseille has been chosen as the study area due to it’s particular economic and social profile. The capital city of region of Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur has a large number of neighbourhoods concerned by the new French urban policy. Marseille counts 35 "priority districts" taking up 35 squares kilometres where about 237 877 inhabitants lived according to the census of 2013, which represents 28% of the global population of the city. The bad reputation of Marseille known as the most criminal city of France was built during the 20th century when Marseille was the main port of the French Colonial Empire. Illicit goods were brought into the national territory through regular trade routes via the harbour. After the Second World War, Marseille became the world capital of heroin production and exportation until the president of the United States of the America, Richard Nixon, decided to put up a fierce battle against drug traffic to his country. Between economic recession and dynamic drugs traffic, Marseille is impacted by about fifteen murders every year, for the most part directly linked with the dealers’ war to control drug market. The settling of scores between criminals represents only a small portion of serious and petty crimes occurring each year within the municipal boundaries. Such assassinations are rare enough to justify a regular media coverage and frequent enough to generate crime mapping. Once the crime mapping of every assassination was done, a point pattern analysis was performed. Then, an image analysis with mathematical morphology was conducted in order to determine the influence area of the phenomenon. This step has allowed to determine the bandwidth of the Kernel density estimation applied to mark out the crime hotspots. The aim of this research is to determine which characteristics of the geographical pattern of the built environment could explain crime density in some locations. Do the spaces where settling of scores take place have identical specificities ? Do the crime hotspots drastically differ from other areas ? To detect segregated districts on one hand and central places on the other hand, different representations of the urban pattern and the road network have been used. Beyond the different mathematical measures of centrality calculated on spatial network, the representation of the interactions between the open spaces into a dual graph have been fulfilled in order to apply space syntax theory. Measures calculated according space syntax methodology should prove if crime hotspots in Marseille are systematically located in easily reachable areas as suggested by the presence of a dynamic drug trade or, on the contrary, in segregated neighbourhoods difficult to access, which could explain the social and urban degradation discernible in such locations
Romule, Dede. "Transformations du milieu social villageois de l'arrière-pays pyrénéen : le cas de Maureillas-Las-Illas." Toulouse 2, 1995. http://www.theses.fr/1995TOU20056.
Full textThrougout centuries, an equilibrium between population and space has existed in the rural catalonian communities of vallespir. The textile industry, wood extraction and agricultural activity have constituted the basis for the economy in this rural society. In the forties, international competition and climate changes provoked the disintegration of the above industries. This crisis led to a population migration : the countryside was slowly depopulated. Nevertheless, in the sixties, a new population mainly from the urban areas were settling. The differences in cultures and conception between the old local and the new rural populations were the origin of outward and inward tensions. This society shall count on this new population to revitalize and develop this region
Verger, Annie. "Conditions sociales de production des producteurs d'art : les plasticiens." Paris 8, 1993. http://www.theses.fr/1993PA080752.
Full textTaking as a subject the "art producers" rather than the "artists" precisely consists in being interested in the group who actively took part in the redefinition of its identity. The invention of the "plasticien", as a matter of fact, threw a confusion in the usual criteria of adherence to the artist painters, sculptors and engravers'categories, but allowed the heterodox creators to be acknoledged. The purpose was to study the field of artistic production, which appears as a structured space of positions, by defining the stakes and the specific interests, irreducible to these of the other fields. They reveal a state of relation of forces between the "plasticiens", who claimed their autonomy and the establishment, engaged in the struggle for the monopoly of the specific authority. Studying the art producers'social conditions of production comes to determine the chances of access to a powering position in this field. In opposition to that it is usually thought, they go first through school. The illusion that whished for art to contribute struggling against school selection vanishes compared to figures. The domination of upper classes in specialized formations shows that an eliminating work has been exerted, upstream, on workmen, farmers and employees'sons. Neverthless, the degrees obtained in art schools are not sufficient. The "candidate artists" who want to appear on the art market must take up new strategies to be admitted by the specialists. By induction of these facts, il was necessary to mark the criteria of existence as members of the field. The subject of this research was not the "plasticiens" in their totality but the group of art producers who compete for the establishing reputation awarded by a whole of institutions, themselves in competition
Mouzaia, Laura. "Générations de femmes kabyles : changement politique et social." Toulouse 2, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1996TOU20089.
Full textThis a social political and cultural analysis of three kabyl women generations the traditional ones : whe have suffered custom, lawof men. The transition ones : middle generation which have known tear. The third generation : assimilated women who claim for equality of nights. This way is asserted while laicity is respected that means necessary distance to god. So that a part of feminine is saved because they escaped from male domination
Herring, Gerard Nicholas. "The society & economy of Poitou-Charentes in the Roman period." Thesis, University of Oxford, 1988. http://ethos.bl.uk/OrderDetails.do?uin=uk.bl.ethos.670353.
Full textMouad, Bassem. "Les Trames Vertes Urbaines : analyse des représentations sociales de la « nature en ville » à Marseille et à Strasbourg." Thesis, Paris 10, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018PA100047.
Full textThe problems of the environment and biodiversity is at the heart of the international debate scientifically and politically. The exponential growth of human activities, particularly the acceleration of urbanization and the resulting massive pressure on natural resources, heralds the era of the Anthropocene. This thesis focuses on "urban green frames", conceived as new land-use planning tools aimed at reconstituting an ecological network in order to preserve biodiversity both in natural areas and in urban areas. The spatial pattern of green frames has its roots in the practices of landscape architects and urban planners internationally since the second half of the nineteenth century. We start from the hypothesis that urban green fields are means of urban amenity. Three approaches have been mobilized: biographical, geo-historical and social representations. This thesis pays particular attention to the question of representations and social practices associated with "nature in the city": an entry mobilized to understand the methods of implementation of green networks in Marseille and Strasbourg
Scalvini, Marco. "Muslims must embrace our values : a critical analysis of the debate on Muslim integration in France, Germany, and the UK." Thesis, London School of Economics and Political Science (University of London), 2013. http://etheses.lse.ac.uk/774/.
Full textDebrabant, Françoic-Xavier. "Le droit social dans les houillères françaises (1810-1939)." Université Robert Schuman (Strasbourg) (1971-2008), 2001. http://www.theses.fr/2001STR30004.
Full textIt is between 1810 and 1939 that french social law has been created. In cool mines, usually called " sociallaboratory ", and where particulars social laws grow up, this évolution takes tree steps. The first périod (1810-1884) sees only few laws about factory work, spécialy in cool mines. In a context of triumphant paternalism and mistrust of government about working classes, the application of those laws seems us very partial : the laws that control workers enforced on a strict way, when the ones supposed to proteet them enforced on a laxitier way. The second périod (1884-1906) sees the apparition of a powerfull mining syndicalism, counterbalancing the paternalism of the patronate, and actions from unions on government and parliament. For his part, State begins to act, still on a discreet way, in favour of workers. Those changes permited both the development of a completier social legislation, recognizing a cool-bearing specificity, and an application more objective of this legislation. But the control of this application by State is still too weak, and the developement of mining syndicalism will create considerable social disorders. We must wait the period after 1906 to see State publicly staped in and became the guarantor of tbe social balance between mining's syndicalism and patronate. Those, joined with the effects of the unions'actions on Parliament and with the development of the collective bargaining, permited the birth of a real social law, recognizing a large specificity in coal mining industry. Moreover, this social law has been applicated more strictly, because the extension of State's control and its own growth. At the same time, frauds and infractions to the law gradually became exceptional
Dupeuble, Sandrine. "Attitudes, valeurs et pratiques autour du tri sélectif et de la gestion des déchets à Marseille et ses environs : les politiques environnementales à l’épreuve des comportements des usagers." Thesis, Lyon 2, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013LYO20084.
Full textThis thesis Anthropology aims to explore a little-studied subject matter in this field. It takes a critical look at the recyclable waste in a specific context: the sorting device system in Marseille, France. Less studied than other waste categories like organic waste, industrial or energy ... this thesis will focus on the social and cultural dimensions of recyclable waste by connecting and comparing it with all other domestic waste (organic waste, toxic, cumbersome ...). The aim is to reveal the representations and practices associated with these different types of waste; the games and actors’ logic facing the collection device in place; the paths and spatiotemporal storing areas followed by the waste according to their category
Bassel, Leah. "Unveiling agency : feminism and multiculturalism in the "Affaire du Foulard"." Thesis, National Library of Canada = Bibliothèque nationale du Canada, 1999. http://www.collectionscanada.ca/obj/s4/f2/dsk2/ftp03/MQ64127.pdf.
Full textWinter, Bronwyn. "Symboles, moteurs et alibis : critique de l'identification culturelle et nationale des femmes d'origine maghrébine en France." Thesis, The University of Sydney, 1995. https://hdl.handle.net/2123/27561.
Full textStavrakis, Katerina. "L'exode rural : naissance d'un imaginaire social à la fin du XIXe siècle." Paris 1, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011PA010634.
Full textVeschambre, Vincent. "Les professeurs du secondaire public : Essai de géographie d'un groupe social." Caen, 1994. http://www.theses.fr/1994CAEN1139.
Full textThis geographical study is firmly rooted in the field of social science, and contributes to the study of groups. It seeks to identity the social position of teachers in the state secondary school system by looking at the way they use the space in which they evolve and to verify their existence as a group with reference factors of group identity which have a spatial nature. It is important to define this teaching body upon which the quality of education depends. Having indicated what draws the teachers together, and what divides them, with reference to the inception and establishment of the secondary teaching body, we consider the professional aspect of their use of space. We describe the geography of recruitment, of first appointments and of subsequent transfers. The distance between geographical origins and appointments, the ensuing career mobility and the importance attached to the question of transfers are considerations of a spatial nature which characterise the teaching group in question. Secondly, we interpret mobility in a teaching career in terms of strategy: having described the constraints of professional localization, and the rules governing transfer, we can identify the way in which teachers seek to reproduce, or better, their original social position, through their choice of place of residence, and of work. In the development of their spatial strategy, the importance that teachers attach to cultural pursuits, to their children's schooling, and to their becoming householders, sets them apart from other professionally active people. Men and women teachers do not, however, share the same priorities. Similarly, teachers' relations to mobility differ according to their level of promotion and social origin
Bénard, Nicolas. "Le hard rock en France des années 1970 à nos jours : conditions d'émergence, développement et radicalisation." Versailles-St Quentin en Yvelines, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007VERS008S.
Full textHard Rock (or Metal) is a musical phenomenon appeared in the beginning of the 1970’s and that, in the 1980’s, splits in several categories. Some of them distinguish themselves with radicalism : death metal spreads representations inspired by horrific literature and movies ; black metal may be inspired by occultism, anticlericalism and nihilism. These trends rise in a particular context of economic, social and moral crisis. As a universal phenomenon, Hard Rock has structured itself around a tight community of artists and fans, with its own codes and rites. As a complex phenomenon, it enlightens on the evolution of the youth behaviours, and on the vision it has of society
KANG, ZHENG. "Lieu de savoir social : la société de statistique de Paris au XIXe siècle : 1860-1910." Paris, EHESS, 1989. http://www.theses.fr/1989EHES0027.
Full textHistorically, many ambiguities may be found in what concerns statistics as social knowledge in its vocation, its scope and its instruments. But, in these very ambiguities lies an extraordinary fertility for historical research. The investigation into the origine of statistical society of paris is treated for several aspects : as a semiofficial learned institution, as the mirror of the social ideas, as a laboratory of the statistical instruments. The professional, ideological as well as scientific environment of this institution, are treated with a historically comprehensive background of the statistical movement in 19e century. By analyzing the papers published in the journal of statistical society of paris as well as various documents about the socio-professional statues of the fellows, the study tries to bring out the sociological characteristics of the parisian institution in comparison with its french predecessors in the 1820s and with the similar institutions in the other countries. During a period when the autonomization of social science is just appearing, the french statisticians choose an alternative way to develop their knowledge about the society and to maintain their own epistemological conception. The dominance of the fellows issued of administration gives the society her radiant influence as well as the limites to her tendance towards nomothe tique abstraction. The society contributes to social legislation by her deep involvement in the goveernmental milieu
Vouitsis, Elpida. "Camille Pissarro's Turpitudes sociales : challenging the medical model of social deviance." Thesis, McGill University, 2005. http://digitool.Library.McGill.CA:80/R/?func=dbin-jump-full&object_id=98591.
Full textDianka, Daouda. "La migration internationale féminine individuelle à partir du Sénégal vers la France : le cas des Fatou-Fatou." Reims, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008REIML010.
Full textAccording to literature, in Senegal, the migration was a man phenomenon. Until the beginning of the 1980th, the female migration from Senegal was passive. Indeed, women were just invited to follow their husbands. However, since a decade, more women enter in the migratory streams. In fact, they migrate independently and on long distances to obtain jobs for their and their native families needs. Nowadays, women begin to have, due to their status migrants, a worker identity which influences their own identities and which can be a cause of changes in their existences and roles into their families (financial independency is a main condition of migrant personal autonomy). Due to its patriarchal aspect, the Senegalese society punishes the ones who want to take away from their traditional roles and status by loneliness and the power of the social control causes failure of break attempts. Then, migrant women, by choosing international migration, redefine social relations. Thus, since the 1980th, the female migration, from passive migration, becomes an active migration. The female individual international migration from Senegal began by city (Wolofs were firstly concerned) in the before middle of 1980th, to extend the phenomenon to rural population. Nowadays, it becomes a society fact due to it s tendency to be generalized to all ethnic and religious groups. This increase of the female participation in the Senegalese international migration is maybe a consequence of different problems such as traditional values erosion and father or husband authority loss, but also by the Senegalese economical crisis. Moreover, the socio-cultural (mentality evolution) and educational (increase of the female learning level) change in Senegal since the independence. The goal of this thesis is to explain these different evolutions in social, economical and cultural points of view. A study of the causes and consequences of the female migration is proposed. The global (in France and Senegal) social structure of the migration is presented. This work opens a new investigation field of the international migration
Perrenoud, Marc. "La figure sociale du musicos : ethnographie du métier de musicien ordinaire." Paris, EHESS, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005EHES0256.
Full textThe musicians who build a carrier into the lowest levels of the "pyramid of fame" remain mostly invisible and unknow. Beyond socio-economical problematics, it is here a matter of throwing light on the "tools" with which one can think of his practice and his identity of musician, and so to understand which are the endogenous systems for the assessment of value. Examining some ordinary divisions in the sociology of arts ("amateur vs. Professional", "producer vs receptor", even "jazz vs rock"), it is shown how the musicos live in a context strained between the artist, creative individual pattern and the executant - performer one. Supported by the major contributions of Pierre Bourdieu's theories, the present research has been built on reflexive participant observation to approach in a both critical and comprehensive way the pragmatic link between actors/agents, conditions of production and the music itself
Fabre, Claude. "L'implication des salariés restants après un plan social." Montpellier 2, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997MON20007.
Full textLees, Johanna. "Ethnographier la précarité énergétique : au-delà de l’action publique, des mises à l’épreuve de l’habiter." Paris, EHESS, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014EHES0159.
Full textEnergy poverty is at the confluence of housing, welfare and the environment; it is a question of public interest that has been on the political agenda in France for several years. If, at the outset of this research, the term 'energy poverty' had already permeated public policies, applied research and associations, very little was known about the concrete day to day situations this term refers to. Thus, the aim of this thesis has been to redefine the notion of energy poverty through the experience of the people affected by it and, thence, to analyse the mechanisms of state intervention in this field. The thesis is divided into three sections. The first studies the question's emergence into the public spheres in France and the United Kingdom, in today's context; it is based upon the study of documents and interviews with local actors. The second section proposes an ethnographic survey and aims to understand, from the families' point of view, what 'inhabiting' means in an energy poverty situation and, beyond this, the significance of 'being inhabited' by energy poverty. Finally a third section, also based on ethnographic study, deals with the relationships between the interviewees, utility companies, co-owner associations and landlords. It also deals with their relations with the State as beneficiaries of various public programmes destined to combat energy poverty. This section thus aims to establish an anthropology of the relations that those in extreme poverty develop with the State, relations that are described and analysed 'bottom up'
Bourse, Loic. "Le développement local dans un contexte de mondialisation : une confrontation entre théories et pratiques à partir de deux études de cas : Bamako (Mali) et Marseille." Thesis, Aix-Marseille 1, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011AIX10001/document.
Full textOverall, development theories are not only explanatory models of social change but are primarily theoretical models strongly imbued with ideology justifying the action axes of program development policies. Initially, the theories proposed for the 'southern' countries to “take off” or to wipe the historical order of international dominance as a solution to the riddle of development. In a second step, in the late 1970s, they were the means of ensuring strong economic growth for “North” and “South” countries by the application of SAPs. From the 1990s, a new set of theories of development proposes a form of political action distinct from structural adjustment: local development. It comes in three main action axes:- the return of politics as an institution of economic and social regulation through the ideas of governance and participatory democracy ;- optimization of economic growth and social services by political regulation ;- local development as a production and a regulation level of the politic, the social and the economic.Thus, whether at the level of scientific theories or political agendas, these three axes are the prerequisites of social change. But must these prerequisites be followed to lead the Local Development? This is the question that we tried to address through the perspective of local development practices in a city of a “South” country, Bamako, Mali, and in a city of a “North” country, Marseille, France
Granet-Abisset, Anne-Marie. "Les chemins de la réussite : des mémoires à une histoire des migrations : le Queyras." Aix-Marseille 1, 1990. http://www.theses.fr/1990AIX10045.
Full textGouffran, Laure-Hélène. "La figure de Bertrand Rocaforti : expériences, identités et stratégies d'ascension sociale en Provence au début du XVe siècle." Thesis, Aix-Marseille, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015AIXM3099.
Full textThis thesis is an original corpus, pragmatic source led, indepth study in to the questions of a merchant's identity and forms of social dominance in Marseilles between 1380 and 1430. This work aims to achieve a better understanding of the urban elite within the context of a influential Western Mediterranean city at the end of the Middle Ages, through the experiences of two contemporary and honomous merchants:the Bertrand Rocafortis. A microhistoric approach allows us to shine a light on the careers of the two Rocafortis in a difficult context, that of the reigns of Louis II and Louis III d'Anjou and therefore analyse the different componants of their social dominance. Both Rocafortis belonged to elite urban circles and numerous socio-economic networks. This study will also focus on the influence of the Franciscans and notably their economic theories and how they impacted the construction of a merchant's identity at the beginning of the XVth century, in particular acts of the urban elite that were performed in the interest of the public good