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Giugliano, Ferdinando. « Industrial policy and productivity growth in Fascist Italy ». Thesis, University of Oxford, 2011. http://ora.ox.ac.uk/objects/uuid:982ff041-a460-4d62-9973-d6431b6b3092.
Texte intégralChen, Hong. « Convergence, productivity and industrial growth in China during the reform era ». Thesis, University of Birmingham, 2009. http://etheses.bham.ac.uk//id/eprint/271/.
Texte intégralCouton, Philippe. « The institutional participation of French and immigrant workers in 19th-century France / ». Thesis, McGill University, 2000. http://digitool.Library.McGill.CA:80/R/?func=dbin-jump-full&object_id=36901.
Texte intégralLow, Sui Pheng. « Strategic development of the built environment through international construction, quality and productivity management ». Thesis, University of Birmingham, 2012. http://etheses.bham.ac.uk//id/eprint/3614/.
Texte intégralMallen-Pisano, Jérémy. « Dynamique de la productivité et efficience allocative des marchés : Une analyse appliquée à l'industrie française ». Thesis, Nice, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013NICE0055/document.
Texte intégralWe research a link between the market selection effects and the productivity growth in the French manufacturing industry. Generally, we suppose that the French market has an allocative inefficiency, especially when comparing it with the American market. To appreciate this hypothesis, we suggest an empirical approach based on recent theoretical contributions in the fields of industrial dynamics, in particular when looking at market distortions and heterogeneous firms within the monopolistic competition models. All work proposals are based on Firm Annual Survey (EAE) data. This Database covers all French manufacturing firms which have more than 20 employees from 1990 to 2006. Overall, our results do not sustain our research hypothesis. Indeed, we find that the market selection effects have strongly contributed to the productivity growth of the French manufacturing industries, in particular in the recent period. On another side, we show that the most recent methods do not allow discriminating between the French manufacturing industries and the American manufacturing industries according to the efficiency criteria of the intrasectoriel resources reallocation process. Finally, we suggest different ways to go further, such as using theoretical dynamic tools including inefficiency allocative measures
Ducoing, Ruiz Cristián Arturo. « Inversión en maquinaria, productividad del capital y crecimiento económico en el largo plazo : Chile 1830-1938 ». Doctoral thesis, Universitat de Barcelona, 2012. http://hdl.handle.net/10803/662616.
Texte intégralWillaert, Émilie. « Au cœur de l'Europe en construction : la banque européenne d'investissement, la France et l'intégration économique de l'Europe, des années 1950 au début des années 1980 ». Thesis, Paris 4, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009PA040258.
Texte intégralEuropean investment bank (EIB) was created by EEC treaty, march 25th 1957, in order to contribute to the balanced and steady development of the common market in the interest of the Community. Its loans target tree main goals : financing projects for developing less-developed regions; projects for modernising or converting undertakings or for developing fresh activities; projects of common interest to several member States.French example shows how it action take place in all the efforts made for integrate european economy, for ranging from debats regarding it creation, in 1950’s, to the biginning of 1980’s when Greece became a member state of EEC. The analysis of french exemple contribute to show, on several aspects, on french conception and european policy, during this period
Cho, Sung Moon. « La céramique et la verrerie de table en France à l’époque de Jean Luce, 1910-1960 : de la conception à la réception des œuvres ». Thesis, Sorbonne université, 2020. http://www.theses.fr/2020SORUL101.
Texte intégralThis thesis sheds light on the history of the French tableware between 1910 and 1960 by examining the unexplored collection devoted to Jean Luce (1895-1964) at the Musée des Arts Décoratifs of Paris. These everyday objects are rarely studied by art historians, even though they remarkably capture the evolution of visual arts over that half-century. Luce’s creations exemplify the diversity of the Art Deco style in the inter-war period and the advent of design in the immediate post-war period. Furthermore, Luce reinvented the figure of the creator-editor specialized in this field by designing forms and motifs for both crockery and glassware, having them produced by an industrial chain and distributing them personally in his Parisian store on rue La Boétie. His work is our starting point, but we are also interested in the work of industrial designers, manufacturers of porcelain, earthenware and glass as well as tableware retailers, all of whom, in a mass production context, influenced aesthetic choices. From this, we look at how a style develops and spreads as we study the stages of creation, production and distribution of the tableware. More broadly, the evolution of these consumer goods was shaped by new manners of socializing and other changes in daily life. Consequently, our survey uses, in addition to the tools of art history, those of socio-cultural history
Vacheron, Simon. « Mobiliser l’industrie textile (laine et coton). L’État, les entrepreneurs et les ouvriers dans l’effort de guerre, 1914-1920 ». Thesis, Paris 4, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017PA040139.
Texte intégralDuring the World War I, the industries of the wool and the cotton find themselves pulled(entailed) in the industrial mobilization. The intervention of the State in these branches shows itself essential, and a new relation becomes established between the public authorities and the companies. The modification of the colour of the uniform, its wide distribution about eight million conscripts over four years and the loss of the industrial areas of the North and east lead to the putting under control of the State of almost all the wool trade, whereas the cotton industry remains independent until 1917. This relation extends to the imports of raw materials, with a progressive centralization which excludes any private business(trade), but associates traders and industrialists. Besides, the management of the workforce constitutes a daily challenge for companies. The need in workforce remains important, and the difficulties bound in working conditions and to the increased cost living trigger social tensions, in spite of the “Union sacrée” respected by labor unions. At the same time, the loss of the main industrial territories represents a chance of a lifetime for the other regions, among which those whose textile industry is on the decline before the war. The high demands of the army and the high prices of private trade yeld important profits, and lead the State to adopt a war tax system and to repress the abuses. The return of the stricken industries at the end the conflict, the question of war damage and reinstatement of Alsace-Lorraine put the textile industries in the face of radical changes
Coursiéras, Cécile. « Poliet et Chausson (1901-1971). Ascension et déclin d'une grande entreprise cimentière française ». Thesis, Paris 4, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017PA040072.
Texte intégralThe French cement industry has considerable international influence. Lafarge is now the world's largest cement company. Its French competitors are equally performing. These include Vicat, a family business, or Ciment Français, a subsidiary of the Italcementi group. Ciments Français is a company inheriting from the group Poliet and Chausson. In 1971, following the purchase of the cement sector of Poliet and Chausson by Ciments Français, the cement departments of the two groups merged. Then Poliet and Chausson was transformed into a holding company for the distribution of building materials under the name Poliet S.A. It was bought by Saint Gobain in 1996 and its name disappeared. The firm was, however, the first French cement company in 1930. This thesis attempts to transcribe the monography of Poliet and Chausson. The history of Poliet and Chausson during the twentieth century is tortuous. Through a windfall effect, this Parisian company of building materials, profits from the invention of the cement market to become one of the largest producers of French cement in the 1930s. Its trajectory is parallel to that of the Lafarge company. However, it differs in many aspects. It is fraught with obstacles, and oscillates between moments of considerable success and more troubled periods. Between industrialization and desindustrialization, the story of Poliet and Chausson is written in the shadow of its brighter competitor, Lafarge. How can we explain the success of the one and the disappearance of the other?
Colin, Clément. « Patrimoine du présent, fondements et limites : les équipements producteurs d'électricité dans les vallées de la Loire et du Rhône ». Phd thesis, Université Paris-Est, 2013. http://pastel.archives-ouvertes.fr/pastel-00964936.
Texte intégralGosmann, Angela. « Zola historien de l'entreprise ». Phd thesis, Université de la Sorbonne nouvelle - Paris III, 2010. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00796230.
Texte intégralBauer, Caroline. « L'agence André au temps de Jacques et Michel (Nancy, 1929-1973) : architecture, réseaux et filiations ». Thesis, Paris 1, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015PA010573.
Texte intégralOur study focuses on the André agency between 1929 and 1973, period of activity of thebrothers Jacques and Michel André, architect and engineer. We question their production inits spatial and historical context, in the light of the notions of filiation and networks. Comingfrom a large dynasty of architects in Lorraine, they benefit from both material and intellectuallegacy. This rooting, supported by the teeming École de Nancy in the early century,promotes close networks as well as international cultural exchanges. The André brothersextend this critical dynamic by getting involved in the Comité Nancy-Paris, the Union desartistes modernes (UAM) and the L'Architecture d'aujourd'hui magazine. During the Interwarperiod, they were the first architects to work sustainably with Jean Prouvé, before associatingClaude, the son of the later, to the agency in the 1960s. Close to local building contractors,the two brothers question the constructive value of architecture: they focus on reaching ontechnical perfection and experimentation on materials. This research goes through theirproduction, since their first major achievement, the Institute of Zoology, inspired by FrankLloyd Wright’s processes, to the museum of iron history, symbol of the region's industrialglory. While the 1930s are a period of creativity, the agency develops postwar the toolsneeded to face intense order, in particular postal, and shifts toward a quest for productivity.The André agency thus constitutes a privileged witness to the upheavals of architecturalproduction during the 20th century
Abiven, Marie-Morgane. « Humanités numériques et méthodes de conservation et de valorisation des patrimoines maritimes : l'exemple des arsenaux de Brest et Venise ». Thesis, Brest, 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019BRES0083.
Texte intégralThis transdisciplinary thesis is part of the Centre François Viète (EA 1161) laboratory’s program“Comparative history of port cultural landscapes anddigital humanities,” which is at the border between the fields of heritage, the history of science and technology, and digital humanities.The first objective is to establish and compare the evolution cycles and the industrial cultural practices of both arsenals (Brest and Venice) from a scientific and technological point of view through the study of specific indicators such as industrial production unitsand cranes, based on the ANY-ARTEFACT history metamodel. The second objective is the construction and validation of new digital humanities methods for the conservation and valorisation of industrial heritage and its associated activity. 1) A production chain involving work in knowledge engineering and in virtual reality, 2) An intelligent virtual environment (IVE) called Lab in Virtuo for the construction of scenarios for cultural mediation. This IVE is based on the coupling of two metamodels dedicated to the activity in question: the ANYARTEFACT-O and the MASCARET ontologies. A specialised ontology dedicated to forges has also been developed.The work on virtual reality has led to the development of an IVE that allows the carrying out of activities and the transmission of knowledge within virtual environments based on forges.The synthesis of this work is reflected in the creation of a methodological guide for researches andacademic or territorial actors
DORMOIS, Jean-Pierre. « Des machines ou des hommes ? : etude des differentiels de productivite entre la France et la Royaume-Uni avant la Premiere Guerre Mondiale ». Doctoral thesis, 1994. http://hdl.handle.net/1814/5785.
Texte intégralSupervisor: A. Carreras
First made available online on 4 September 2018
L'histoire de la croissance et du développement et de leur conséquences exerce une fascination sur le chercheur en histoire économique. Joël Mokyr la qualifie de “the issue of issues” [Mokyr, 1990: 3]. En dépit de la masse de documents et d'interprétations accumulés, à propos de l'industrialisation en Europe occidentale depuis que la discipline acquît son autonomie, il semble que ce soit encore le domaine qui occupe le plus les chercheurs. La réalité (et la documentation) est si riche que les analyses et les synthèses s'y succèdent et s'y opposent dans des débats sans fin. L'étude comparée de la croissance en France et en Grande-Bretagne au cours des trois derniers siècles a pris, dans ce contexte, des proportions de cas d'école sur lequel plusieurs auteurs éminents, depuis Marx, ont livré leurs réflexions. Contre toute attente, le sujet semble encore loin d'être épuisé, peut-être parce que l'enjeu du débat a une portée qui dépasse l'aire géographique qu'il représente. Sans aller jusqu'à affirmer avec McCloskey que "l'histoire britannique guide les autres histoires” [McCloskey, 1990: 40], on doit reconnaître, -c'est une fait qui s'impose à nous- que les sociétés avec l'histoire la plus longue et la mieux documentée ont tendance à acquérir le statut de modèle qui pourrait, par exemple se résumer dans une formule simpliste comme "l'Angleterre a produit une révolution industrielle sans connaître de révolution politique et la France une révolution politique sans révolution industrielle". Avant même l'apparition des possibilités offertes par la comptabilité nationale le couple France, Grande-Bretagne était devenu un paradigme.
JOHANSEN, Anja. « Bureaucrats, generals and the domestic use of military troops : patterns of civil-military co-operation concerning maintenance of public order in French and Prussian industrial areas, 1889-1914 ». Doctoral thesis, 1998. http://hdl.handle.net/1814/5846.
Texte intégralSupervisor: Prof. Raffale Romanelli, European University Institute ; Co-supervisor: Prof. Michael Müller, University of Halle-Wittenberg ; External supervisor: Dr. Vincent Wright, Nuffield College, Oxford ; External examiner: Prof. Peter Becker, European University Institute
First made available online 21 September 2017
The purpose of the thesis is to understand the role of the army in the management of civil conflicts within the 'democratic' republican system in France and the 'semiabsolutist' and 'militaristic' Prussian system. In both countries, existing interpretations of the domestic role of the army focus on legal-constitutional perspectives, governmental and parliamentary policy making, and social conflicts, and are often normative. However, the lack of a cross-national comparative perspective has led to a series of conclusions that are called into question when the French and Prussian cases are compared. The thesis seeks to answer the question why the authorities in French and Prussian industrial areas, when confronted with similar challenges from mass protest movements between 1889 and 1914, adopted strategies that involved very dissimilar roles for the army in maintaining public order. On the basis of empirical observations of the process of bureaucratic decision making and inter-institutional co-operation between the state administration and the military authorities in Westphalia and Nord-Pas-de-Calais, the analysis was established using a 'historical institutionalist' framework of interpretation. The thesis puts forward two main arguments: that the strategies adopted by the French and Prussian authorities in the early 1890s that involved very dissimilar roles for the army in domestic peacekeeping were linked to dissimilar perceptions of the threat to the regime. The French Republic, despite its democratic and civilian ideals, made extensive use of the army because the fragility of the regime meant that it could not afford the danger that public unrest might get out of control. Conversely, the Prussian authorities considered their regime to be sufficiently stable to experiment with strategies to deal with public unrest that did not imply military intervention, even if these strategies provided a much lower degree of control over public unrest. The other main conclusion of the study is that the repeated implementation in the French case o f strategies that involved mobilisation of the army and the implementation in the Prussian case of strategies that drew upon civil forces alone, led to different strategies, organisations and uses of forces available. Hence, veiy dissimilar patterns of inter-institutional co-operation developed between the state administration and the military authorities in Westphalia and Nord-Pas-de-Calais.
Minel, Flavian. « Aux origines du lobbyisme en France : le cas de l’industrie lainière au XVIIIe siècle ». Thesis, 2020. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/24233.
Texte intégralAt the end of the 17th century, in Europe, a new economic discourse emerged: mercantilism. The result was a growing control by the royal administration over the countries’ industries and economy. This economic system dominated the first half of the 18th century before gradually weakening in the face of the rise of economic liberalism. Among the major industries at the time was the wool industry, which was relatively dispersed throughout the country. There was still a certain industrial concentration in certain généralité mainly in the north of France and in the south with the Languedoc region. These two regions constitute the main points of our study. The goal then is to understand how the geographic factor influences the formation and success of lobbies in the wool industry in a century of evolution of economic thinking. The first case study relates to the study of the wool industry in the Languedoc which opposes the economic privileges obtained by Marseille from the royal administration. The latter had exclusive rights to trade with the Levant region, the main outlet for Languedoc wool production. Huge protests and oppositions ensued between the two protagonists in order to defend the economic interests of each other. Finally, our second case study leads us to analyze the economic consequences of the signing of the Franco-British trade treaty in 1786. The latter had a huge consequence on the wool industry in the north of France. It the follow the emergence of a lobby in the wool industry demanding for a modification of the treaty. In reality this agreement materialized an opposition between two different kinds of pressure groups: the first one coming from a rural environment living primarily from agriculture; the second one coming from a mainly industrialized urban environment.