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Dissertations / Theses on the topic "Surf – Madagascar (île)"
Khelifi, Lilia. "Surf et surfeurs des Suds ou dans les Suds ? Enquête multi-située à Madagascar et au Maroc sur les circulations et les espaces d’une pratique culturelle et sportive." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Sorbonne université, 2023. http://www.theses.fr/2023SORUL108.
Full textThe aim of this doctoral research is to analyse the issues raised by the emergence of surfing in Madagascar (Tananarive, Mahambo, Ambatomalama, Fort-Dauphin and Tulear) and Morocco (Rabat, Safi and Imsouane), based on a field study in several localities. The circulation of cultural models, in particular the transformation of a localised cultural physical practice into a globalised sport during the second half of the 20th century, reinforces the imaginaries and representations of the surf and the surfer both by the practitioners themselves and by non-practitioners. Since the beginning of the 2000s, the relationship with the coastline, and more precisely with the beach and the ocean, has changed through surfing in the above-mentioned localities, as this space of uncontrollable immensity exerts a repulsive and fearful effect on most Malagasy people, whether they live near the coast or not. In Morocco, however, public policies promote the development of coastal sports tourism. Various formal and informal organisational arrangements are established by surfers in order to transform their areas into a new outlet for (sport) tourism. The crossing of levels (from the body level to the global level), the issues raised in the fields of cultural geography and social geography, the implementation of a qualitative survey lasting several months in Madagascar and Morocco, as well as the lack of scientific literature on the Malagasy and the Moroccan coastal life, contribute to the originality of this research subject
Stratigos, Jean-Marie. "Une saison cyclonique à Madagascar : essai sur la relation humanitaire." Paris 10, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013PA100036.
Full textEvery year, the western Indian Ocean witnesses extreme weather. Madagascar, located off Africa’s eastern coast, is regularly affected by these events. With population of more than 20 million, half of whom live along the shore, the Grande île ranks 144th (out of 177) in UNDP’s poverty index. The concomitance of these geographic, demographic and economic conditions contributes to the transformation of these climatic phenomena into what are labeled “natural” disasters. Consequently, every year international experts land in Madagascar to help the government to what is termed “the cyclone season”. Seldom aware that their presence takes place within a temporal continuum, and with no prior knowledge of the society in which they operate, these newcomers apply rules and regulations developed at the global level to standardize humanitarian operations. International aid is then evaluated on the basis of these standards, using quantitative analysis that allows for (generally positive) reporting to donors. Applying an ethnographic approach supported by anthropological categories, this study tells a different kind of story about what happened during 2007-08 cyclone season. Looking beyond the accounting logic, which tabulates the number of food rations distributed or the number of national partners trained, this research brings to the surface the complexity that runs through relations among the different protagonists, as well as the chain of transactions that guides humanitarian action. Ultimately, it casts new light on international emergency aid, raising questions both about the processes through which it is typically evaluated and the criteria used to evaluate success or failure
Bois, Dominique. "Vazaha et autochtones sur la côte est de Madagascar : médiation et métissage entre 1854 et 1885." Paris 7, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1996PA070147.
Full textRaheriarijaona, Nirina. "Recherche sur le système sanitaire malgache." Bordeaux 1, 1989. http://www.theses.fr/1989BOR1D009.
Full textRasolofoson, Mamy Tiana. "Interactions des variables psychologiques et environnementales sur la relation "orientation entrepreneuriale-performance" des PME : cas de Madagascar." Poitiers I.A.E, 2001. http://www.theses.fr/2001POIT4004.
Full textRazafindraibe, Roland. "La dynamique séculaire de la sécurisation foncière des forêts complantées sur les hautes terres malgaches (1896-1996)." Paris 1, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997PA010668.
Full textTanety spaces (Hills) were affected at the 19th century by the use of a new species of trees following colonial administrative directives. The peasants were quickly initiated into this practice. Contradictions manifested themselves between perennial social form and the obligation to extract a capitalist rent and exploit resource. Surveys conducted have permitted one to determine the production in this new forestry space in an historical, social and communal context. The failure of the juridical framework imposed by colonization created at the level of peasant communities multiple responses seeking reassurance. The recognized principles of securing inherited resources merit special attention in order to pinpoint the requirements of a mixed system of forestry management
Rabarijaona, Léon Paul. "Epidémie de paludisme sur les Hautes Terres Centrales de Madagascar." Bordeaux 2, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004BOR21092.
Full textOn the Central Highlands of Madagascar, malaria is unstable and due in majority to Plasmodium falciparum. The main vector responsible for transmission and malaria epidemic is Anopheles funestus. We report herein the results of our studies, that are particularly oriented on the vector control programme and the surveillance system. First we report the results of microepidemiology aproach for studying malaria infection in Saharevo. Then, we have studied the ability of a statistical method for an intervention epidemiology : Lot Quality Assurance Sampling method to rapidly classify zones according to predefined parasite prevalence thresholds. This method is an usefull tool for improving the speed and quality of confirmation enquiries. Dipstick tests are usefull for ameliorate the specificity of the system and therefore the reaction. We concluded with a proposal for new strategies for detecting and warning malaria epidemics in the Central Highlands, following Roll Back Malaria program
Franc, Alex. "Impact des transformations mésologiques sur la dynamique des populations et la grégarisation du criquet nomade dans le bassin de la Sofia (Madagascar)." Montpellier 3, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007MON30041.
Full textThe Red locust Nomadacris septemfasciata (Serville, 1838) Orthoptera: Acrididae is found in southern Africa and in the Indian Ocean islands. Although responsible of plagues in southern Africa, only a few local outbreaks had been reported in Madagascar. Yet, in 2002, it became gregarious in the Sofia basin and threatened the two main rice-producing basins of the country. The overall scope of this thesis is to explain this new gregarisation in Madagascar. Factors controlling the locust population dynamic were determined by a four year field monitoring (2003 to 2007). The ecological requirements of this locust were assessed at the different periods of its life cycle. The locust potential of habitats, at the natural regions and macro regions scale are quantified and mapped. Hypotheses can be drawn from the connection between the Red locust ecological requirements and the environmental modification in the Sofia basin. Satellite images reveal an extensive deforestation thus providing new favourable breeding habitats. It also opened migration pathways between complementary ecological areas. The conjunction of both phenomena renders the Red locust gregarization possible. A Red locust forecasting system is outlined in the scope of a preventive control strategy
Rasoamiaramanana, Armand Hubert. "Essai sur le genre Pseudoschloenbachia (Ammonitina-Santonien-Campanien inférieur) à Madagascar : variabilité, systématique, évolution." Dijon, 1985. http://www.theses.fr/1985DIJOS068.
Full textRabehevitra. "La vie rurale sur la bordure est et nord du lac Alaotra : contribution à l'étude géographique des conditions paysannes." Montpellier 3, 1989. http://www.theses.fr/1989MON30004.
Full textThis research does not wholly consider this obvious local lack of balance, but pays particular problems of physical, human and socio-economic conditions of country people life in this eastern interesting as all that, and it is most certainly out of rice-producing chance, but in return, it
Books on the topic "Surf – Madagascar (île)"
Bauer, Monique. D'une île l'autre--: Regard sur Madagascar. Moroni, Comores: KOMEDIT, 2010.
Find full textRabary-Rakotondravony, Lova. Les campagnes et pré-campagnes électorales à Madagascar: De mauvaises pratiques en pratiques malsaines : contribution à une amélioration des pratiques politiques sur la Grande Île. Antananarivo, Madagascar: Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung, 2018.
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OUVRARD, Louise. "Un corpus audiovisuel de chants funéraires malgaches au service de la médiation entre cultures éloignées." In Médier entre langues, cultures et identités : enjeux, outils, stratégies, 7–16. Editions des archives contemporaines, 2022. http://dx.doi.org/10.17184/eac.5499.
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