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Richard, Jean-Luc. "Ordre public et sport." Nice, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997NICE0028.
Full textDechaud, Julien. "La lutte contre le dopage et les droits fondamentaux des athlètes : contribution à l'étude de l’ordre public sportif." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Bourgogne Franche-Comté, 2024. http://www.theses.fr/2024UBFCF001.
Full textFundamental rights and freedoms are often exploited, either to denounce the threats weighing on them, or to affirm their existence in a more or less solemn manner. They are at the heart of an ideological discourse which aims to ensure their promotion, but which at the same time reveals the fragility of the very notion of “fundamental rights and freedoms”. Doping is inseparable from the logic of competition; the world of sport is in a logic of records. Doping consists, for athletes, of artificially improving their performance through the use of prohibited substances or methods; it is a practice which is not only likely to endanger the health of athletes, but which also constitutes a form of cheating contrary to the founding values and principles of competitive sport: fair competition and equality of competitors. If doping has no legal reality and is only sanctioned in sport, doping is present in all spheres of society. How many students, police officers and lawyers take drugs in order to improve their performance or keep up with the required work pace? In sport, the act of doping is initially defined based on a material criterion: the establishment by the results of the analysis of samples taken of the presence of prohibited substances or the use of a prohibited method. However, other behaviors are prohibited in terms of doping even though they do not consist of the ingestion of prohibited substances (failure to comply with localization obligations which weigh on certain athletes, the association, in a professional or sporting capacity, to a person who has been suspended or convicted for committing an anti-doping rule violation, etc.). Sport is therefore subject to a number of more or less restrictive obligations in order to make anti-doping effective. However, certain measures are also protective, as evidenced by the regime of authorization of use for therapeutic purposes in order to preserve the health of the athlete. It seems possible to draw a parallel between the fight against doping and the preservation of public order. Should we agree to cut back on this or that right in order to preserve or achieve this or that higher objective, however laudable it may be? Are restrictions on rights and freedoms within the sports movement as part of the fight against doping necessary and essential? Or, on the contrary, are these restrictions disproportionate, unjustified and therefore liberticidal? Likewise, are the protective measures sufficient and appropriate? For Machiavelli, the goal of politics is not morality but success: “the end justifies the means, when the end is good” (The Prince)
Ben, Abdallah-Mahouachi Hanène. "L'apport de la jurisprudence du Tribunal arbitral du sport à l'ordre juridique sportif." Thesis, Aix-Marseille, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015AIXM1087.
Full textThe Court of arbitration for sport (CAS), an arbitration body in sport disputes, passes sentences which, thanks to the practice of the precedent, get enough coherence to constitute a jurisprudence. Through this jurisprudence, CAS contributes in the erection of a global and autonomous sports legal order. This support is the result of a double contribution, normative as well as structuring. First, the pretorian rules generated by CAS and formed mainly by the general principles commonly applied by the judges, constitute a source of law within the sports legal order. Some of these principles, namely those aimed at protecting the fairness of the competitions and the fundamental rights of athletes, stand out with regards to their intangibility to form the sport public order. Discarding state law in favor of the application of these principles as well as of sport regulations, guarantees the autonomy of the sports legal order. Thereafter, these principles are considered as a structuring factor of the sports legal order, in that their intervention favors the coherence of the system. This structuring results from the application of these principles in order to monitor the practices by the sport organizations of their regulatory and disciplinary competences and also to confine the power of each of the components of the sport movement. In both cases, these principles become common standards for the whole sport community to abide by
Ayachi, Slim. "Etude des insuffisances et des lacunes du code tunisien de l'arbitrage dans une perspective d'application jurisprudentielle et de droit comparé." Nice, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008NICE0056.
Full textThe Tunisian code relative to internal and international arbitration could beyond doubt be described as liberal and modern - at least at first glance - but the essential lies not only on the adoption of a modern legislation, but also on an effective and good enforcement of the law, which must be moreover interpreted by the Tunisian Courts. The practice reveals indeed the fragility of the code, which remains an unfinished act. The remarkable characteristics of Tunisian case law (jurisprudence) are originality and instability, especially the decisions rendered by the Court of Tunis and the Supreme Court (Cour de Cassation). The principal cause is tied up the original and complicated approach of the Tunisian legislator, who has modified Uncitral model law. This attitude causes many problems in the interpretation and application of the Tunisian law of arbitration by Tunisian case law
Lucard, Stéphane. "Ordre public et Internet." Paris 10, 2003. http://www.theses.fr/2003PA100177.
Full textA couple of laws dated from 1789 and 1790 have established the local council conferring the mayor a duty of “good police” in public areas. A law dated from 1884 will be part of systematization of a large notion underlying the action of public power: public order. The notion of public order will correspond to the intervention of an objective and authoritarian in order to prevent any unrest or infringement by a coercive action or a normative action. The notion of public order has itself evolved and opened to unmaterial components, allowing to question on its link with a global electronic media. The Internet will then ask about the new ways of public intervention on such a media and their limits in view of the Internet's user privacy. The aspect of globalization of the Internet will also confront that French notion of public order to a supranational framework as well as the ways and foundations of public power intervention to others law systems or cultures
Laurent, Catherine. "Bioéthique et ordre public." Montpellier 1, 2002. http://www.theses.fr/2002MON10006.
Full textJacquinot, Nathalie. "Ordre public et constitution." Aix-Marseille 3, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000AIX32056.
Full textRedmann, Christoph. "Ordre-public-Kontrolle von Gerichtsstandsvereinbarungen /." Hamburg : Kovač, 2005. http://www.verlagdrkovac.de/3-8300-2069-4.htm.
Full textAyissi, Manga Eugène Bertrand. "L'ordre public en droit judiciaire prive." Rennes 1, 1998. http://www.theses.fr/1998REN11021.
Full textBugnon, Caroline. "La construction d'un ordre public sexuel." Dijon, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008DIJOD004.
Full textThe couple of sexuality and law is tumultuous: sexuality belongs to the right of privacy and the State shouldn’t intervene. Nevertheless, the government doesn’t manage to respect this intimate part of privacy and legitimates his intervention to protect signifiant values from the threat of sexuality. These fondamental values are the principle of the consent of the sex act and the principle of the difference beetween male and female sex. These principles are the components of a sexual public order. The principle of the consent of the sex act means that the criminal law must protect rape victims and must condamn rapists. The victime can be a woman or a child. If children must be protected against child pornography and people who take advantage of minors, prostitutes must be protected too. Actually, when they sell their body, they can’t be in agreement because of the numerous economic and social constraints which hang over them. The principle of the difference beetween male and female sex means that the heterosexual couples must be favoured by law because they respect the natural law and can secure the survival of human race. Homosexual people don’t respect the natural law because they can’t guarantee the survival of human race, therefore the government refuses as well to establish homosexual marriage as homosexual filiation. Nonetheless, it is a moving sexual public order and its frontiers depend on the evolution of mentalities
Bourguinat, Nicolas. "Ordre naturel, ordre public et hiérarchie sociale dans la France de la première moitié du XIXe siècle : l'État et les violences frumentaires." Lyon 2, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997LYO20016.
Full textThis work relies on e. P. Thompson's "moral economy of the english crowd" model, and recalls that the state is engaged in dealing with food riots first through judicial repression and policing, but also because economic policies influence the birth, the discourse and the ideology of disorders. The period 1799-1848 is distinguished by the ultimate waves of such food riots in france, before the integration of a national cereals market. The problem of food supply generates an understanding of popular protest first based on representations of space and territory. Re-establishing subsistance crises in their general economic context and in the economic culture of the governing elites, we assess the cultural conflict and the power struggles between the "moral economy" of crowds and the ideal of free-trade defended by the state, and we explore the social boundaries between groups involved in this conflict, as they are described and analysed by the administration. Some interpretations of popular protest (town-country rivalries, mental logics of popular violence, political derivation and exploitation of conflicts) are long time used to neutralize or to confuse the cleavages pre-existing in the social landscape of food rioting. Only in the 1840's, the state admits the role of class dynamics
Fayad, Anna. "Svensk ordre public : Mål om makars förmögenhetsförhållanden." Thesis, Internationella Handelshögskolan, Högskolan i Jönköping, IHH, Rättsvetenskap, 2012. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:hj:diva-19369.
Full textPublic policy means that the Swedish court has the right to refuse the application of foreignlaw, recognize or enforce a foreign judgment if it would lead to a result which ismanifestly incompatible with public policy in Sweden. The result that is manifestly incompatiblewith public policy has not been specified by the legislature. The questionhas been left to the application of the law, primarily the court, to decide. A public policy-provisioncan be found in the proposal from the European Commission on jurisdiction,applicable law and the recognition and enforcement of decisions in matters of matrimonialproperty regimes. Any law determined in accordance with the provisions of theconflict-of-law rule shall apply even if it is not the law of a Member State. As a result ofthe universal nature of the conflict-of-law rule it is crucial to determine the resultswhich are compatible with public policy in Sweden. The probability that the foreign lawleads to a result which is manifestly incompatible with Swedish law is greater when thematters of matrimonial property regimes are settled according to a law whose statutoryprovisions are based on ancient tradition and culture. The countries included here areneither the Nordic countries nor the Member States of the European Union because thelegal system of these countries is very similar to the Swedish legal system. According toSwedish conception of legality it is important that the fundamental rights, ensured foreveryone, is not overrode because of a person´s gender, race, colour, sexual orientation,religion or other views. Of importance is also that the ”weaker” spouse is ensured a sufficientfinancial protection, either through matrimonial rights or inheritance rights, inparticular when foreign law lacks rules about division of the matrimonial property.
Eudier, Frédérique. "Ordre public substantiel et office du juge." Rouen, 1994. http://www.theses.fr/1994ROUEL197.
Full textThe aim of this thesis is to study the powers of the judge (court judge and arbitrator) with regard to the sanctionning of violations of substantial public policy in civil procedure. The first part is concerned with the nature of the fonction of the judge who must apply the peremptory rule which has not been stated by the litigants unless this rule is not based on the specific facts arising from the claims made by the parties. The second part deals with the limitations of the function of the judge. The latter must settle the dispute within the procedural framework traced by the parties and cannot modify the subject of the litigation, moreover he must respect the principle of full argumentations with cross examination. The judge must also take into account the possible waiver of his rights by the titular
Chevillard, Alain. "Ordre public, droit social et droit processuel." Montpellier 1, 1992. http://www.theses.fr/1992MON10011.
Full textCanut, Florence. "L' ordre public en droit du travail." Paris 1, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004PA010282.
Full textGognetti, Johann. "La notion d'ordre public." Reims, 1998. http://www.theses.fr/1998REIMD004.
Full textIn spite of the legal strength and the frequent resort to the concept of public order, no general and abstract definition of this notion has ever been developped by either the text, the case law, or the doctrine in the french administrative law. Only a traditionnal reference to the purposes of the administrive police can sketch out the contents of the concept : public security, health and peace. Careful researches about the current notion of public order allow the author to claim that its definition can only be assessed, because of its subjective and instable nature. Thus, its contents is constantly increasing. And includes more and more sophisticated and varied subjects. This sometimes seems to modify the even nature of the concept; moreover, the notion of public order seems to be different according to the events or the place it rules. On the other hand, this imprecision is neccessary for the achievement of the main functions of the concept of public order, i. E. The guaranty of the liberties, the working of the administration, and the final control by the judge. Indeed, the notion must constantly fit to the yearning of the people. And either protect or restrict the individual and public liberties. Besides, it must allow to the executive branch to cope with sometimes difficult, new and unexpected situations ; that is possible only with a certain latitude in the action. Finally, the judge could not take any adapted decisions if the public order was an inflexible concept
Frick, Christina. "Ordre public und Parteiautonomie : der Verzicht auf das Eingreifen des ordre public, dargestellt anhand des deutschen internationalen Familien- und Erbrechts /." Hamburg : Kovač, 2005. http://www.gbv.de/dms/spk/sbb/recht/toc/481285857.pdf.
Full textBasri, Driss. "L'administration territoriale au Maroc : ordre et développement." Grenoble 2, 1987. http://www.theses.fr/1987GRE21018.
Full textThe territorial administration in morocco is a result of the desire to combine the positive aspects of the previous makhzen administration with those the french protectorate so as to be able to meet the double requirement morocco faced on independence. I. E. Maintaining both order and development. These two basic tasks of the territorial administration extend, in fact, to a variety of social and economic objectives, which is why, while it remains a general administration, it is also a very versatile body found at the very hub of all activities concerning development. The territorial administration must, in effect, after having collected all the necessary decision-making data from the local population, be the driving force behind the overall administrative machinery. It must, furthermore ensure the implementation of the resulting decisions. The territorial administration can only fulfil these tasks if it disposes of the appropriate structures; these have been progressively set up. They are not only characterised by their flexibility, but also by the fact that they can reach the entire population owing to their presence throughout the territory. Several action relays have been createdat central level through a reshuffle of the administration which has evolved a great deal since independence. These relays work in close liaison with the territorial organisations. Both the former and the latter were in great need of qualified personnel which was acquired through a training policy conducted over the past fifteen years. The role of this administration is to further the development of local autonomous bodies so as to cut down, as far as possible, all dependence on the authorities concerning development
Scholz, Peter. "Erbrecht der maghrebinischen Staaten und deutscher ordre public." Hamburg Kovač, 2006. http://www.verlagdrkovac.de/3-8300-2695-1.htm.
Full textMorbach, Rüdiger. "Der kartellrechtliche ordre public in der internationalen Schiedsgerichtsbarkeit." Thesis, Paris 2, 2021. http://www.theses.fr/2021PA020034.
Full textAt the intersection between arbitration and competition law lies private autonomy. The provisions of competition law safeguard what is at the same time the legal foundation of arbitration. In both areas of law, private autonomy enters into conflict with the state's regulatory interest. While this conflict is omnipresent in competition law, it manifests itself in arbitration only when the arbitral proceedings come into contact with mandatory state law, most notably when a state court has to decide on the enforceability of an arbitral award. If this is the case, not only private autonomy and mandatory state law collide, but also arbitration and state court jurisdiction. As far as arbitration and litigation are considered to be equivalent, a state court may not review the substance of an arbitral award on the merits (principle of non-révision au fond). It may only consider whether the enforcement of the arbitral award would violate an essential principle of the law of the state that the state court is supposed to protect, i.e. its public policy (ordre public). Some of these essential principles derive from a state’s competition law and form the state’s public competition policy. Public competition policy, it’s implications for the arbitral tribunal and its protection by state courts form the subject of doctoral thesis
An der Schnittstelle zwischen der Schiedsgerichtsbarkeit und dem Kartellrecht liegt die Privatautonomie. Sie wird durch die Regeln des Kartellrechts gewährleistet und stellt zugleich die Legitimationsgrundlage der Schiedsgerichtsbarkeit dar. Dabei steht sie in beiden Rechtsgebieten im Konflikt mit dem staatlichen Ordnungsinteresse. Während dieser Konflikt im Kartellrecht allgegenwärtig ist, manifestiert er sich in der Schiedsgerichtsbarkeit, sobald das Schiedsverfahren mit zwingendem staatlichen Recht in Berührung kommt, insbesondere wenn ein staatliches Gericht über die Vollstreckbarerklärung oder Aufhebung eines Schiedsspruchs entscheiden muss. In diesem Fall treffen nicht nur Privatautonomie und staatlicher Zwang aufeinander, sondern auch Schiedsgerichtsbarkeit und staatliche Gerichtsbarkeit. Werden beide als gleichwertig angesehen, darf das staatliche Gerichte einen Schiedsspruch grundsätzlich nicht in der Sache überprüfen (Prinzip der non-révision au fond). Es darf nur prüfen, ob die Vollstreckung des Schiedsspruchs einen wesentlichen Grundsatz des von ihm zu schützenden staatlichen Rechts verletzen würde, seinen ordre public. Enthalten diese wesentlichen Grundsätze Regeln des Kartellrechts, handelt es sich um den kartellrechtlichen ordre public. Der kartellrechtliche ordre public, seine Bedeutung für das Schiedsgericht und seine Überprüfung durch das staatliche Gericht werden in dieser Dissertation untersucht. Dazu bedarf es eingangs einer allgemeinen Betrachtung der Schnittstellen zwischen Kartellrecht und Schiedsgerichtsbarkeit (1. Kapitel). Diese widmet sich einerseits den theoretischen Grundlagen der Beziehung beider Rechtsgebiete, andererseits den vielen praktischen Formen des Aufeinandertreffens von Kartellrecht und Schiedsgerichtsbarkeit. Davon ausgehend soll sich dem kartellrechtlichen ordre public genähert werden, indem dieser in allen seinen Erscheinungsformen dargestellt wird, die anhand ihrer Wirkungen in gängige ordre-public-Kategorisierungen eingeordnet werden und miteinander so ins Verhältnis gesetzt werden, dass Konflikte und ein möglicher Umgang mit ihnen erkennbar werden (2. Kapitel). Im Anschluss soll aufgezeigt werden, wie staatliche Gerichte Schiedssprüche auf eine Verletzung des kartellrechtlichen ordre public überprüfen, welche Kontrollparameter ihre Untersuchung beeinflussen, wie sich Parallelverfahren vor Wettbewerbsbehörden darauf auswirken und welche Gestaltungsmöglichkeiten ein staatliches Gericht hat, das eine Verletzung des kartellrechtlichen ordre public feststellt (3. Kapitel). Im Anschluss sollen Möglichkeiten für das Schiedsgericht und die Schiedsparteien ergründet werden, einen Verstoß gegen den kartellrechtlichen ordre public zu vermeiden (4. Kapitel). Mit den hierbei gewonnenen Ergebnissen soll zuletzt versucht werden, eine Antwort auf die Frage zu finden, ob der kartellrechtliche ordre public einen wirksamen Sicherungs¬mechanismus darstellt, mit dem eine sich eine Rechtsordnung gegen gravierende Verletzungen ihres Kartellrechts durch Schiedssprüche schützen kann
Néraudau, d'Unienville Emmanuelle. "Ordre public et droit des étrangers en Europe." Paris11, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004PA111017.
Full textVincent-Legoux, Marie-Caroline. "L' ordre public : étude de droit comparé interne." Dijon, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1996DIJOD010.
Full textIn administrative law as well as in private law, public order justifies, and even imposes, restrictions to fundamental freedoms in judicial and social relationships. In particular, it establishes administrative measures, penal sanctions and “imperative” legal rules which limit freedom of contract. But it also protects freedoms by securing their effective use in spite of the practical restraints which might interfere with their application, by limiting the powers and authorities entitled to prevent their exercise and by laying the foundations of procedural guarantees. It encourages a moderate form of liberalism by means of orders, prohibitions and commands. As it reveals the social organization's prevailing values which must be respected in all the groups that include an indefinite number of people, it is both “stable” and “in movement” : it protects social peace and tends to establish a social harmony inspired by the pursuit of different forms of balance. It organizes the state's judicial system in the name of society's rule of law, thus endowing it with coherence and specificity. It appears to be the “norm par excellence”. Human dignity, as it comes under public morality, is placed at the heart of the notion of public order, which remains a whole in spite of its numerous facets
Sognoc-Bidjeck, Meirad Pierre. "Polices africaines et ordre politique en Afrique." Nice, 1993. http://www.theses.fr/1993NICE0038.
Full textBecause of the interference of the modern system with the traditional system, the analytical approach based on african historical stages appears more adapted. This approach leads us to look into justice and order in african pre-colonial society and police in colonial society (introductory part). Then, the orientation of the researches on the independent state reveals an institutional mimetism (the adoption of the european models) which grapples with the nascent political order (part i). The political power responsible for this order exerts a so determining pressure on police that man is tempted to compare african police forces with political forces. This establishment of skid argues necessarily for a thought on police forces institutionalization. This thought is itself proved to be based on a police authority (police power) compatible with the efficiency of public utility (part ii)
Zeller, René. "Ruhe und Ordnung in der Schweiz : die Organisation des miliärischen Ordnungsdienstes von 1848-1939 /." Bern : Verl. Stämpfli, 1990. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb35497049n.
Full textDuval, Jean-Marc. "Le droit public du sport." Aix-Marseille 3, 1998. http://www.theses.fr/1998AIX32033.
Full textSince the Conseil d'état brought sports regulations into the domain of public law in 1974, this has given rise to a dual phenomenon. On the one hand, the emergence of public material law related to sport, defined as the law of competitive physical and sporting activities and composed of both substantial law and litigation law. The first is mainly drafted by sporting authorities under the delegation of public authorities. Consequently there is real autonomy with regard to the state law concerning the rules that it contains. Nevertheless, this varies according to the degree of + sportiness ; of the content within the conditions defined by state law. Litigation law, taken to mean all the rules relative to the judicial settlement of litigation arising from the organisation of sporting events, appears fundamentally as state law, in spite of a certain number of specificities. If we include the mechanism of compulsory conciliation, its originality becomes much more accentuated. On the other hand, the organisation of sporting events is qualified as a public service. It consists in enacting the rules which institute and govern them, as well as measures to ensure their enforcement. All the decisions are thus submitted to a general system of unilateral administrative acts. In these conditions, the judge has not only to define a principle of sporting legality and qualify the different decisions to determine their juridical regime but also to specify the sanctions to be applied. This has involved the setting up of a real administrative law in the field of sport
Farges, Simon. "L'ordre public sociétaire." Electronic Thesis or Diss., université Paris-Saclay, 2020. https://buadistant.univ-angers.fr/login?url=https://bibliotheque.lefebvre-dalloz.fr/secure/isbn/9782247218776.
Full textThe first part of the study shows that, for many reasons, the assimilation of thenotions of public order and corporate imperative produces unsatisfactory results. In order toaccess knowledge of the normative content of corporate public policy, a restrictive definition ofthe concept must therefore be proposed, allowing it to be distinguished from the elusive notionof corporate imperative.According to a purposefully restrictive approach, corporate public policy can be defined as anotional container whose function is to protect, by means of binding rules, essential values orinterests of corporate law; this is the singular mission that should be assigned to it in order toenable the identification of the rules of law, which are absolutely insusceptible to conventionalderogation, which it contains. Finally, the framework of an adapted legal system, which allowsthe influence of its essential prescriptions in time as well as in space, can be drawn
Thoma, Ioanna. "Die Europäisierung und die Vergemeinschaftung des nationalen ordre public." Tübingen Mohr Siebeck, 2005. http://deposit.d-nb.de/cgi-bin/dokserv?id=2972623&prov=M&dok_var=1&dok_ext=htm.
Full textBurst, Silke. "Pönale Momente im ausländischen Privatrecht und deutscher ordre public /." Frankfurt am Main ;Berlin [u.a.] : Lang, 1994. http://www.gbv.de/dms/spk/sbb/recht/toc/271830883.pdf.
Full textBarber, Horst. "Objektive Schiedsfähigkeit und ordre public in der internationalen Schiedsgerichtsbarkeit /." Frankfurt am Main ;Berlin [u.a.] : Lang, 1994. http://www.gbv.de/dms/spk/sbb/recht/toc/271833491.pdf.
Full textSchemmer, Franz. "Der Ordre-public-Vorbehalt unter der Geltung des Grundgesetzes /." Frankfurt am Main ;Berlin [u.a.] : Lang, 1995. http://www.gbv.de/dms/spk/sbb/recht/toc/271837594.pdf.
Full textDuard-Berton, Christine. "L' ordre public dans le droit de la famille." Paris 2, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004PA020025.
Full textThoma, Ioanna. "Die Europäisierung und die Vergemeinschaftung des nationalen ordre public /." Tübingen : Mohr Siebeck, 2007. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb41359217m.
Full textLandraud, Daniel. "La prescription extinctive et l'ordre public." Lyon : Université Lyon3, 2005. http://thesesbrain.univ-lyon3.fr/sdx/theses/lyon3/1990/landraud_d.
Full textMeyer, Nadège Pélissier Jean. "L'ordre public en droit du travail : contribution à l'étude de l'ordre public en droit privé /." Paris : LGDJ, 2006. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb401866650.
Full textSmrčková, Hana Marie. "Benefits of Public Expenditures on Sport." Master's thesis, Vysoká škola ekonomická v Praze, 2014. http://www.nusl.cz/ntk/nusl-194528.
Full textSabri, Abdelkrim. "La notion d'ordre public en droit islamique." Perpignan, 2002. http://www.theses.fr/2002PERP0415.
Full textThe test of the time alone will be able to give the measure of the efficiency of solutions chosen for an islamic public order. Utilities indispensables contemporary (the democracy, rights of the man and the liberty) weigh heavy on the islamic countries, for the moslem jurists, so attached that they can be to the islamic culture, it is not only about applying the compliant principles to rights of God and rights of men ; it is fist about that these principles are capable to defeat the religious despotism and politics and the under-development
Canut, Florence. "L'ordre public en droit du travail /." Paris : LGDJ, 2007. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb41070991p.
Full textBENTAYEB, KHALED. "Le dialogue euro-arabe et le nouvel ordre economique international." Rennes 1, 1986. http://www.theses.fr/1986REN11026.
Full textPottier, Bruno. "Banditisme et ordre public dans les campagnes de l'Empire romain." Paris 10, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004PA100110.
Full textIn order to enforce public order in the Roman Empire, governors repressed those who fell into the widely-defined categories of urban seditiones and rural latrones. Culprits of isolated acts of banditries, latrocinia, were assimilated in roman penal law, in epigraphic, in papyrologic, in and hagiographic documentation, to professional outlaws, in response the fear of organized crime. In the Fourth century, a new penal policy which laid out the responsibility of domini and assimilation of suspects to criminals was enforced. Scarcity of grain, increasing taxes and recruitment requirements might have caused waves of bandit attacks. Popular bandits, circoncellions, monks with a concern for social justice, and Gallic Bagaudes, self-defence groups against barbarians, exemplify the autonomy of peasants from urban domination
Nord, Nicolas. "Ordre public et lois de police en droit international privé." Université Robert Schuman (Strasbourg) (1971-2008), 2003. http://www.theses.fr/2003STR30001.
Full textMandatory rules and Public policy are opposed in private international law, by the mains trench authors. The first intervenes before the conflict of laws rule to permit application of norms of particular importance, the second after, to exclude a foreign rule which contradicts the forum fundamental principles. Never the less, this approach is questionable. Some links exist between them. Another presentation can be proposed and is sometimes effective in other countries. Both mechanisms can complete each other and are not opposed. By the way, they can contribute to a real conflictual dynamism. It is possible to deduce from their intervention an inadequation from the principle rule and to create a new one more satisfying and this for every method. Further more, this situation is useful for the foreign notions. Foreign public policy can take more importance, just as foreign mandatory rules. This must be so in particular when a foreign conflict law or special methods are used
Néraudau-d'Unienville, Emmanuelle. "Ordre public et droit des étrangers en Europe : la notion d'ordre public en droit des étrangers à l'aune de la construction européenne /." Bruxelles : Bruylant, 2006. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb411387786.
Full textMaillard, Desgrées Du Loû Dominique. "Police generale, polices speciales (recherche sur la specificite des polices generale et speciales)." Rennes 1, 1988. http://www.theses.fr/1988REN11025.
Full textThe aim of the thesis is to evaluate the specificity of general and special polices in french administrative law. The first part studies the characteristics of the competence of general police and those of the competence of special police, and acertains that these two expressions represent two different legal realities. Thus the general police appears to be based on an implicit standard of empowerment general public order, which gives it certain characteristics (the conservative, liberal and general character of the empoverment, to act insofar as the preservation of order requires). The special police is always based on an explicit text, which has at least a legislative origin, it represents the assertion of public power within the limits of the principle of specialty. The second part deals with the specificity of the regime of each competence. It shows that the polices do not present an entire specificity (with respect to one an other) and that the exercise of the police as a whole sees its specificity diminish with respect to the other administrative activities. Therefore we notice a small specificity in the decisions of the police, that the jurisdictional control of legality is amply suited to the nature of each police and that a relative specificity of the regime of responsability is maintained
Schryve, Ludovic. "L'ordre public et le droit des sociétés." Lille 2, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009LIL20004.
Full textPublic policy and corporate law have traditionnaly tumultuous reprts. The presence of the fomer in tha latter is inextricably linked to the rôle that intends to play the State in the economy. The public policy of comporate law is oftendescribed as detailed and repressive. It would be a reflection of an era, that of the after war, where the State intended to control and govern all parts of economy. The tendency to regulate gradually fades now in the face of globalisation and the widespread opening markets to international competition. This redefinition of the rôle of the State does affect the concept of public policy in corporate law ? It is always embodied in an «economic» public policy or has evolved into its foundations or its tecnicals to adapt to the new relationship which the State is required to maintain with the market ?
Gueye, Djibril. "Le service public du sport au Mali." Limoges, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005LIMO0510.
Full textThe topic of this study deals with sport and the public utility in Mali. It is a legal analysis on the set of problems which are the results of the organization of sport in Mali. The first part deals with the organization of sport and the second one is interested in the missions of sport in Mali. In the first part we have two subtitles :Title one : Sport a state activity. It deals on the one hand with the organization and functioning of the central services and decentralized services of the sport department (chapter one) and the other hand with the perspective of creation of sports services in the territorial collectivities (chapter two) ; the case of the commune. Second title : Sport a private enterprise (moral persons). It is essentially the work of sports associations (chapter one) and the sports unions associations (chapter two). The second part deals with the mission of sport. In this part we have two subtitles : First title : Sport, a "citizen" mission. This part is concerned with the protective (chapter one) and the educational missions of sport (chapter two). Second title : the sports promotion. It deals with the organization of sports competitions (chapter one) and their control (chapter two). General conclusion : it is concerned with the propositions which can ameliorate the organization of sports activities in Mali
Clarke, Stephen R., and sclarke@swin edu au. "Performance modelling in sport." Swinburne University of Technology, 1997. http://adt.lib.swin.edu.au./public/adt-VSWT20060710.114216.
Full textVerchère, Raphaël. "Travail, ordre et discipline : la société sportive et ses tensions." Thesis, Lyon 3, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012LYO30051/document.
Full textFrom its British beginning in the XIXth century in the public schools, sport was meant for the strategic imperatives of controlling student populations and at a larger scale for training a dominating elite. Pierre de Coubertin has set similar goals when importing sport in France, wanting to reform a society considered in crisis. Sport, characterized by a framed and regulated freedom, faced gymnastics, the established method of population control by body practice, characterized by discipline. Above all, as thought by Coubertin, the sport characteristic is fundamentally ambivalent, being both alienating and emancipating. This ambiguity crystallize itself in the issue of egalitarianism. Sport, fundamentally aristocratic in the sense that it benefits only to physically strong people, paradoxically succeeds to show itself as a pure meritocracy where ranking is solely dependent of the provided efforts, thus producing order and work. This meritocratic representation of sport has built itself throughout the XXth century, gradually replacing its aristocratic characteristic. However, despite the evolutions of speeches, the sporting fact remains aristocratic, both on physiological and psychological sides. Some resistances arise: those of sport itself, which can not reduce itself to the sole merit; those of the sportsmen, who elaborate strategies described as unlawful (cheating, doping, etc.) in order to subvert the sport aristocracy. Useful bodies, hardworking minds, submissive personalities are thus produced by this dialectic of merit. Sport exemplifies the values of merit and try to compel its logic, by constituting itself as an apparatus which gradually extends to all fields of the society
Regen, Ekkehard. "Prozessbetrug als Anerkennungshindernis : ein Beitrag zur Konkretisierung des Ordre-public-Vorbehaltes /." Jena : JWV, Jenaer Wiss. Verl.-Ges, 2008. http://d-nb.info/989121798/04.
Full textCostas-Pörksen, Anja [Verfasser]. "Anwendungsbereich und ordre public-Vorbehalt des Haager Zustellungsübereinkommens / Anja Costas-Pörksen." Frankfurt : Peter Lang GmbH, Internationaler Verlag der Wissenschaften, 2015. http://d-nb.info/1080460101/34.
Full textPenkuhn, Christopher [Verfasser]. "Der ordre-public-Vorbehalt als Auslieferungshindernis im europäischen Auslieferungsverkehr. / Christopher Penkuhn." Berlin : Duncker & Humblot, 2020. http://d-nb.info/1238488595/34.
Full textSeguí, Urbaneja Jordi. "L'ordenament jurídic aplicables a les instal·lacionsesportives d'ús públic de Catalunya. Anàlisi, (no) compliment i línies estratègiques." Doctoral thesis, Universitat de Lleida, 2013. http://hdl.handle.net/10803/110748.
Full textEsta tesis pretende: a) conocer, definir y limitar el concepto de instalación deportiva de uso público de Cataluña, b) identificar, estructurar y ordenar el ordenamiento jurídico aplicable a las instalaciones deportivas de uso público de Cataluña, c) analizar el (no) cumplimiento del ordenamiento jurídico y d) en caso de incumplimiento: 1) identificar qué normas no se cumplen, 2) identificar (algunas) de la/las posible/es causa/as que lo explican y 3) proponer medidas (adecuadas) para corregir el incumplimiento. Metodológicamente la investigación se estructura en dos bloques. El primero, mediante la investigación documental y el análisis de contenido, define, el ordenamiento jurídico aplicable a las instalaciones deportivas de uso público de Cataluña. El segundo, mediante el análisis de contenido y el análisis estadístico de una encuesta online, responde a la pregunta (no) se cumple el ordenamiento jurídico aplicable a las instalaciones deportivas de uso público de Cataluña. Los resultados constatan que cincuenta y cinco, de los sesenta y seis preceptos normativos analizados, se incumplen. Algunas de las causas que pueden explicar dicha situación son: a) cuan mayor es la población donde se ubica la instalación deportiva mayor es el cumplimiento de la norma y b) cuan mayor es el nivel de estudios del director/a mayor es el cumplimiento de la norma. Esta situación se podría mejorar actualizando la regulación normativa, facilitando medios informativos y de asesoramiento específico y ofrecer formación especializada continuada, entre otras.
The aims of this thesis are: a) to understand and to define the concept of Catalonia public sport facility, b) to identify and to organize the legal order covering Catalonia public sports facilities, c) to analyze the (non) compliance of the legal order, and if this does not occur d) to identify: 1) which regulations are not compliance, 2) the (some) reasons for such incompliance and 3) to design appropriate mechanisms by which to ensure that regulations are obeyed. From a methodological point of view, this research is divided into two different sections. The first section, through desk research and content analysis defines the legal order covering public sports facilities in Catalonia. The second section, through content analysis and statistical analysis of an online survey answers the question whether or not the legal order covering public sports facilities in Catalonia is compliance. The results show that fifty-five, of the sixty-six regulations analyzed, are incompliance. Several interesting implications to be highlighted: 1. The bigger the village, which houses the sport facility, is the more compliance of the regulation. 2. The higher the level of education, of the director, is the more compliance of the regulation. 3. Management experiences between 1 and 3