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Tourreilles, Aurélien. "De l’Encyclopédie des Nuisances à la pensée anti-industrielle : retour sur la construction idéologique d’une utopie contemporaine." Thesis, Bordeaux, 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019BORD0005/document.
Full text.This PhD thesis aims at understanding the ideological construction of a revolutionary political thought that came to existence in France during the 1980s. This work is the result of our will to understand – in the Weberian sense of the term – not only what motivated the thinkers of the “Encyclopédie des Nuisances” to start a situational analysis of the social critique of the time, but also the ideological evolution that permitted the development of an anti-industrialist movement at the beginning of the twenty-first century. In 2010, thanks to the anti-industrialist manifesto the movement appeared. Our hypothesis is that the birth of these particular contemporary utopian views is the result of two decisive factors: on the one hand, the disappointment of some activists towards the May 1968 events in France; and on the other hand, the sense of urgency concerning the sophistication of the industrial world through nuclear power, and the new information and communication technology. We argue that these different evolutions seem to lean towards the creation of a contemporary utopian thought offering to readjust the social critique to the new living standards of individuals
Terral, Pierre-Marie. "Le Larzac, de la lutte paysanne à l'altermondialisme. Entre histoire et mémoire (1971-2010)." Thesis, Montpellier 3, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010MON30027.
Full textIn 1971, the plateau of Larzac, up to then unknown, reaches an unexpected renown when the extension of the military camp located in its heart is announced. The local farmers enter into a protest, which during one decade (1971-1981), mobilizes around them a wide and disparate movement, instigated by the Larzac committees having spread in all France. The victory of 1981 does not mean the end of the activism of this renewed population. On the contrary, during the three following decades, the activist Larzac begins the improvement of land of its territory, but also the agricultural trade unionism and networks of international solidarity which lead to the altermondialism. With the emergence of the figure of José Bové, bridging the gap between the two periods, Larzac returns in the lime light. Its spectacular actions are in a certain continuity of the initial fight, whose actors perpetuate the memory. The memory of this past continues its legendary advance, well beyond the limits of the plateau…
Beauzamy, Brigitte. "La créativité altermondialiste : discours, organisation, action directe." Paris, EHESS, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008EHES0140.
Full textThe dissertation studies creative practices within certain alter-globalization movements in a context marked by a changing relationship between discourse and action. During their brief history, alter-globalization movements have grown rapidly but they have met with some challenges which prompted their crisis. The aim is to examine the conditions and the constraints which shape this creativity in three realms: discourse, organizational structures and direct action. The movements' relation to discourse is marked by a tension with other anti-discrimination discourses. On the organizational level, the movements are keen on emphasizing their specificity by drawing on an ethics of political pluralism which leads them to consider the internaI diversity of political orientations as a strength. For them, direct action appears to conjugate efficiency with a plural, open and democratic form of protest. However, this definition meets with problems and leads to internaI tension
Pleyers, Geoffrey. "Sujet, expérience et expertise dans le mouvement altermondialiste." Paris, EHESS, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006EHES0090.
Full textThis dissertation analyzes the global social justice movement, also known as alter-global movement. The analysis is based on data collected between the period 1999 and 2005 at the five World Social Forums and at international mobilizations as well as in Paris, Liege, Mexico and Buenos Aires. The analysis reveals that two main logics animate actors of the global social justice movement against "corporate globalisation". One is driven by subjectivity matters based on experience, cultural transformations and local spaces. The second one is organized around knowledge, economic debates and international arenas, relying on expertise and referring to political actors. The alter-global movement results from their encounter under tension wich constitutes the heart of this actor's dynamics. In this fluid movement, the only stable and lasting elements on wich the continuity and the unity of the alter-global movement can be built are located at the more intimate and the more global levels : activists' personal subjects and "historic actor", respectively
Poudiougo, Augustin. "Mondialisation et philosophie : idéal universaliste moderne et mondialisation aujourd’hui." Thesis, Paris Est, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009PEST0010.
Full textNowadays universalization worries everyone: individuals, communities, groups, States, policies, citizens ordinary, university, intellectuals, nonintellectuals, humanity. The swarming of economic surveys especially and the demonstration of innumerable social movements, conferences and speeches political that it causes are the evidence. There is not there a reason to make an object of reflexion for philosophy, it which wants to have the intelligence of the things and the world, to be a search of sense and an awakening of the concerns of time? Certain factors make it possible to postulate that universalization is a multidimensional phenomenon, whether it expresses or expresses the universal one. Which are then the philosophical bases of the mondialism, expression of modern universalism? Located in time and space, universalization seems not to have the same effects for all. Moreover, our globalized world appears sick, dangerous and meaningless. Social justice, lasting peace and safety, solidarity, the safeguarding of the ecosystem, the survival of the planet ground and the mankind constitute its challenges. These aspects do not express the sign of a break-up with the values universalists of modernity: ideal of freedom, equality, autonomy, peace and happiness of the man? How then to found a thought of the universalization which is creative sense and of hope? Such are the great interrogations to which this thesis relates, being held in four stages: - To discover universalization (universalization like process) - To think universalization (of modern universalism to the mondialism) - To react to universalization (starting from the African context) - To act in universalization (to refound an ethics of responsibility)
Bureau, Rémi. "Je suis altermondialiste, moi non plus: Comprendre la diversité de oppositions au néolibéralisme." Thesis, Université Laval, 2011. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2011/28077/28077.pdf.
Full textBureau, Rémi. "Je suis altermondialiste, moi non plus : comprendre la diversité des oppositions au néolibéralisme." Master's thesis, Université Laval, 2011. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/22639.
Full textRabaey, Olivier. "Altermondialisme et droit international : essai sur la remise en cause de l'ordre international et ses limites." Reims, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008REIMD010.
Full textAs a work combining international law and political science, this thesis aims at analyzing the interactions between anti-globalization and international law. It shows that anti-globalist movements have started using international law to challenge the international liberal economic order, and as such, have become visible actors on the international stage. Yet they have not provoked the major upheavals they expected: the other possible world is still a sweet dream. Although these groups bluntly interfere in the States’ political debates, their influence in elaborating and applying international law is still very limited. Most of their proposals to transform or create norms remain lex ferenda. Nevertheless their contribution in thinking about a globalization law is real. In some fields, anti-globalist movements are now true “law creative forces”. Their suggestions are attempts to connect economic and financial globalization to a political and legal vision based on other ends than mere profit. By criticizing the agreements on which the global economic architecture is built, and by promoting different norms, they may help to “enrich the reference public order of the economic globalization law”
Erdi, Lelandais Gülçin. "« Cosmopolites enracinés » : la transnationalité et la construction identitaire du mouvement altermondialiste : l'exemple de la Turquie." Paris, EHESS, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006EHES0093.
Full textInternational relations and its evolution have effects on the birth, the operation and the motivation of today's social movements and in particular of the "altermondialisme". Risks and issues exceeding borders, the social movements inevitably invest transnational space and this process is particularly accelerated by globalisation. Transnationalisation of social movements is now in discussion. Can we however talk of an homogeneous, univocal process with altermondialist movements with completely shared motivations ? Our answer to this question lies in the illustration of the Turkish "altermondialiste" movement. The balance of forces, the cross-organisational bonds and the political traditions being distinct from the majority of those in Western countries, the "altermondialisme" does not have the same characteristics nor the same reasons to exist in this country. Within this framework, far from being univocal, transnational space represents only one new parameter in the comprehension of the "altermondialiste" movement. It is, for the moment, insufficient to understand mobilization dynamics in each country in spite of the unifying common motivation wich caracterizes altermondialism
Sidi, Hida Bouchra. "Mouvements sociaux et logiques d'acteurs : les ONG de développement face à la mondialisation et à l'Etat au Maroc : l'altermondialisme marocain." Université catholique de Louvain, 2007. http://edoc.bib.ucl.ac.be:81/ETD-db/collection/available/BelnUcetd-02212007-125504/.
Full textHaché, Alexandra. "Le mouvement altermondialiste, versus les technologies de l'information et la communication : [usages, pratiques et valeurs de l'activisme contemporain]." Toulouse 2, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006TOU20100.
Full textThis Phd is about the relations existing between social movements and ICTs. The way they use and appropriate them but also the way they communicate the reasons and aims behind the political and social actions they develop. There is a first analytical work on several social movements from la commune towards the autonomics movements in Italy, ending with a presentation of the particularities of the counterglobalisation movement. The second part deals with the interactions between imaginaries and activists practices highlighting the genesis of the media and cyberactivist figure in relation with the science fiction and cyberpuk cultural imaginaries. The Phd concludes on a revision of several contemporaneous practices and values from, and, for the media
Waldispuehl, Elena. "Contestation de la mondialisation néolibérale et mobilisation de la nébuleuse altermondialiste : évolution des stratégies militantes depuis le mouvement social Occupy." Mémoire, Université de Sherbrooke, 2015. http://hdl.handle.net/11143/7582.
Full textMoissonnier, Loic. "Coordination et conflits dans le mouvement altermondialiste européen : l'expérience de trois réseaux thématiques dans le cadre du Forum Social Européen (2005-2010)." Phd thesis, Université de Grenoble, 2011. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00657709.
Full textMoissonnier, Loïc. "Coordination et conflits dans le mouvement altermondialiste européen : l'expérience de trois réseaux thématiques dans le cadre du Forum Social Européen (2005-2010)." Thesis, Grenoble, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011GRENH011/document.
Full textThis thesis is about the Global Justice Movement (GJM) in its European dimension, focusing on the European Social Forum process which was launched in Florence in November 2002. More precisely, specific thematic networks have been created in the course of this process with the aim of strengthening coordination between different participants on economic and social issues linked with the European integration. These networks were created in the wake of some campaigns of the Global Justice Movement in Europe which developed in the years 1997-2005. However, fewer and fewer participants took part in the meetings of the networks, and they finally disappeared as spaces of collective organisation. This thesis is aimed at explaining the failure of these networks. We first analyze their creation as a sign of a larger process of demobilisation after 2005, concerning the whole GJM in Europe. This process leads to conflicts between remaining participants, about the internal functioning of the networks (modes of decisions, etc.) and the external collective strategies that should be defined. We distinguish several phases between 2005 and 2010 where we can find this combination between demobisation and internal conflicts in the networks. Although we observe conflicts between actors of the networks while some global justice campaigns are coming to an end in Europe (2005-2006), the decline of participation in the European Social Forum leads to conflicts about the role these networks should have in this process (2007-2010). Finally, the huge loss of participants in the ESF in Istanbul in 2010 led to the end of the thematic networks which are studied here. Beyond their failure, we point at the end of this thesis the positive contribution of these experiences that favoured the constitution of a coherent group of actors with similar objectives at the European level
Carvalho, Miranda Teixeira Juliana. ". La multitude et le prolétariat depuis les Forums sociaux mondiaux de 2001 à 2016 : élaboration, actualisation et anticipations d'utopie." Thesis, Paris 8, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017PA080129/document.
Full textDuring the 1970s, world political forces embarked on the race to breathe new life into a capitalist project of international integration. After the bankruptcy of the "heavy" keynesian-fordist model, the consensus around the adoption of neoliberal principles to facilitate the liberalization of economies reaffirms itself as a premise for the survival of this system. This facet of the process of globalization imposes the necessity, in the name of the market and an integration policy, of the adjustment the societies of the countries of both the South and the North.However, almost at the same time, already in the end of the 1970s, groups organized to protest against the rise of neoliberalism, contra the debt of underdeveloped countries, contra the precariousness of life ... in a perspective rather anti-globalization, later become alter-globalist (another world is possible). On the theoretical level, for the social sciences it is a matter of understanding the stakes of these mobilizations as well as the projects of the subjects who are engaged. Our interrogation, in fact, part of separate questions (understanding of the alter-globalization movement and a critical reading of Negri's theorization) made it possible to resume the analysis of one of the major political and social movements of the period and to pass these theorizations by the real need to understand this movement with its dynamics and its contradictions.The main idea of this thesis consists in asserting that the utopian projects of a global transformation, alter-globalization or anti-capitalist, which are more and more outlined with the reinforcement of the neoliberal globalization, especially after the most recent crisis of the world capitalism, put in check the use of the pictorial conception of the "multitude" as it has been reformulated by the negrists. This has mobilized other resources of theorists who show the contribution of Marx and its relevance to better understand our time. For the negrists we are faced with the action of the multitude of spinozist inspiration against the power of an Empire in crisis; for us, it is important to update from another perspective the marxian notion of the proletariat as expressive of a social and historical being exploited, dominated and humiliated from the diverse contributions of contemporary marxists such as Georges Lukács, Ernst Bloch, Henri Lefebvre, Pierre Naville, Jean-Marie Vincent but also Michael Löwy, Flavio Farias, Atilio Borón, to think the figures of the concrete anticipation in struggle against the institutions of global imperialism, oriented towards a new future. For this reason, this thesis work, which in fact deals with the actuality of the proletarian category-figure despite the negrist conceptualization of the image of the multitude, is divided into four major parts.With regard to the research techniques of this thesis work, a first step was devoted to the critical reading of the main authors on the concepts in question, namely the Empire versus the postmodern multitude. So are some marxist writers of the twentieth century who supported our hypothesis about the relevance actual of updating the category of the class struggle. We therefore call on the authors who have treated the proletariat category as a figure who is undergoing the oppression of global imperialism, with a view to making a categorical framework valid for a sociology of social movements
Ao longo dos anos 1970, as forças políticas mundiais se engajaram na corrida com vistas a conferir novo fôlego a um projeto capitalista de integração internacional. Após a falência do “pesado” modelo keynesiano-fordista, o consenso em torno da adoção dos princípios neoliberais para facilitar a liberalização das economias, se reafirma como premissa para a sobrevida desse sistema. Esta faceta do processo de globalização impõe a necessidade, em nome do mercado e de uma política de integração, de ajustamento das sociedades dos países tanto do Sul quanto do Norte. No entanto, quase ao mesmo tempo, já no fim dos anos 1970, vários grupos se organizam para protestar contra a escalada do neoliberalismo, contra a dívida dos países subdesenvolvidos, contra a precarização da vida... numa perspectiva antiglobalização, tornada mais tarde, altermundialista (um outro mundo é possível). No plano teórico, para as ciências sociais, trata-se de compreender as especificidades dessas mobilizações, assim como os projetos dos sujeitos engajados nessa perspectiva mobilizatória. Nossa interrogação, que de fato parte de questões separadas (análise do movimento altermundialista e leitura crítica da teorização de Negri), permitiu a retomada dessa análise acerca de um dos movimentos políticos e sociais mais expressivos da contemporaneidade e de passar essas teorizações pela real necessidade de compreender esse movimento com a sua dinâmica e suas contradições. A ideia diretriz dessa tese consiste em afirmar que os projetos utópicos de uma transformação global, altermundialista ou anticapitalistas, que se esboçam com o aprofundamento da globalização neoliberal, destacadamente após a mais recente crise do capitalismo mundial, coloca em xeque o uso da concepção imagética da “multidão” tal que ela foi reformulada pelos negristas. Isso levou a mobilizar outras fontes teóricas que demonstram que a contribuição de Marx e a pertinência desta para melhor compreender nossa época. Para os negristas estamos diante da ação da multidão de inspiração espinosista contra o poder de um Império em crise; para nós, importa atualizar sob outra perspectiva, a noção marxiana do proletariado como expressiva de um ser social e histórico explorado, dominado e humilhado a partir das contribuições diversas de marxistas contemporâneos tais George Lukács, Ernst Bloch, Henri Lefebvre, Pierre Naville, Jean-Marie Vincent e também Michael Löwy, Flávio Farias, Atilio Borón, para pensar as figuras da antecipação concreta em luta contra as instituições do imperialismo global, orientadas para um novo amanhã. Para tanto, esse trabalho de tese que trata em suma sobre a atualidade da categoria-figura proletariado em detrimento da conceitualização negrista da imagem da multidão, se divide em quatro grandes partes.No tocante as técnicas de pesquisa desse trabalho de tese, o primeiro tempo foi consagrado à leitura crítica dos principais autores sobre os conceitos em questão, a saber, o Império versus a multidão pós-modernos. Da mesma forma, de certos autores marxistas do século XX que vieram apoiar nossa hipótese a propósito da pertinência em nossos dias, em se utilizar a categoria luta de classes. Partimos então das contribuições dos autores que trataram a categoria proletariado enquanto figura que sofre a opressão do imperialismo global, em vista de tornar esse referencial teórico-metodológico, um quadro categorial válido para uma sociologia dos movimentos sociais
Toscano, Emanuele. "Le mouvement alterglobal en Europe : subjectivité et élaboration d’alternatives : une comparaison entre les cas italien, français et anglais." Paris, EHESS, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012EHES0175.
Full textThe thesis looks at the study and analysis of initiatives set up by individual and collective actors that - both globally and locally - have played between the last years of the twentieth century and the beginning of third millennium a key role for the establishment of a movement called "alterglobal”. This definition is due to the particularity of meanings given to the action of this movement, called with certain superficiality in the worldwide media "no global" or "anti globalist". This research aims to demonstrate that the purpose of the alterglobal action - while exercising institutional pressures by its components at different levels of social life – is not reduced to find new forms of institutional interventions and political participation. Objective of the thesis is also to demonstrate that the alterglobal movement is composed by a multitude of orientations and subjective sensitivities who are just not seeking an alternative to political representation for the claim of their own interests and rights nor the way by which individuals can participate in the global public debate, as argued by the authors inspired by the Global Civil Society theory. Instead, the alterglobal action place at the head of its objectives the recognition and affirmation of cultural, political and social rights related to individual and group subjective specificity. The thesis concerns the analysis of alterglobal movement in three different national contexts : Italy, France and England
Ferron, Benjamin. "FERRON Benjamin, Les répertoires médiatiques des mobilisations altermondialistes (Mexique-Chiapas, Israël/Palestine, 1994-2006), Contribution à une analyse de la société transnationale, thèse de doctorat en science politique, Université de Rennes 1, 2012, 808 p." Phd thesis, Rennes 1, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012REN1G015.
Full textThis thesis compares the strategies deployed by two international solidarity networks - the neo-Zapatista movement, based in Chiapas, Mexico, and the Israel/Palestine anti-occupation movement - to publicly communicate the political causes they espouse in an activist context dominated by the development of global justice frameworks (1994-2006). The study adopts a constructivist approach, closely exploring the pratical dynamics of the international circulation of global justice ideas and actors, and is particularly concerned with the role played by activist media in this process. It argues that the partial convergence of collective action frameworks is the result of a series of tactical choices and internalised constraints,which have together favoured the development of discourses of struggle which are relatively independent of their social contexts of production. I undertook fieldwork comprising 76 semi-directive interviews with activists and journalists, a series of observations in "alternative media" centres, and archival work. The comparison of the media repertoires of each network enables the identification of the progressive specialisation of activists in the work of alternative mediatisation. Part I of the thesis focuses on the processes of internationalisation of movement political capital. Part II highlights the existence of a negative correlation between the development of conventional media coverage and activist investment in "alternative media" networks, which may function as spaces of compensation or of symbolic correction. Finally, Part III analyses the material conditions of production, diffusion and institutionalisation of media activism in each of the two networks
Velut, Jean-Baptiste. "Libéralisation ou équité des échanges? : Les conflits sur les modalités de l'élaboration de la politique commerciale américaine de l'ALENA à l'ALEAC (1991-2005)." Thesis, Paris 3, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009PA030017/document.
Full textThe 1990s marked the emergence of the “new politics of American trade.” A large coalition of labor, environmental and consumer organizations fought to broaden the narrow economic scope of American trade policy and change the rules of globalization. More than fifteen years after their first legislative battle against the North American Free Trade Agreement, what is the legacy of their political mobilization? What factors constrained their progress? Drawing from interviews with political actors, lobbying materials from labor, environmental and business organizations, and congressional records, this dissertation analyzes the clash between “fair” and “free” traders in five major legislative battles from 1991 to 2005. It reveals that the “special relationship” between the business community and the executive branch was the key obstacle to the achievements of the “blue (collar)-green” alliance from the beginning to the end of the policy process. Not only did the private sector enjoy privileged access to the negotiations phase, but the president also assisted free trade coalitions in their lobbying efforts, allowing them to win most legislative battles
Préfontaine, Jade. "La chanson contemporaine engagée : manifestivité et altermondialisme dans l'oeuvre de Tomás Jensen." Thesis, 2011. http://spectrum.library.concordia.ca/7437/1/Prefontaine_MA_S2011.pdf.
Full textParenteau, Ian. "L'idéologie altermondialiste, ou, Le renouveau libéral de la critique sociale." Thèse, 2011. http://www.archipel.uqam.ca/4502/1/D2279.pdf.
Full textMahéo-Le, Luel Valérie-Anne. "De la pensée et de l'action : l'engagement de jeunes dans le mouvement anti/altermondialiste au Québec." Thèse, 2005. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/17457.
Full textThériault-Bérubé, Félix. "Les Black Blocs et leur impact sur les autres acteurs du mouvement anti/altermondialiste au Québec : le cas du Sommet de Québec en 2001." Thèse, 2006. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/17460.
Full textLafleur, Sylvain. "Analyse foucaldienne du dispositif policier à l'ère des manifestations altermondialistes et assembléistes." Thèse, 2014. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/11993.
Full textThis thesis pursues Foucault's reflections on the "security society" through an investigation into the theme of the modulation of the conduct of "interstitials subjects": individuals on the margins of powers whose presence and demands provoke concern and threaten the social order. More precisely, the thesis investigates the history of police and its strategies of crowd control as they lead to the adoption of a strategy of "preventive incapacitation," the aftermath of anti-globalization protests. On a theoretical and methodological level, the thesis draws on Foucault's theories of the police, law, and communication, in dialogue with the work of sociologists of social movements and historians of police, with the aim of better understanding the "hard" tendencies and (State) rationality characteristizing today's policing. The thesis will also examine the laws concerning protests, in order to shed light on how their implementation augments the power of those with the authority to enact them. Furthering these analyses of the ratio of security and the tactics of control, the thesis identifies the principal objects and objectives employed to circumscribe the actions of protesters. This is done in order to reconceptualize the different functions now fulfilled by policing and to schematize the constitutive relations of the contemporary police apparatus. The overall aim of the thesis is to produce an "analytic of the present" of policing, and more generally to elaborate a "diagram" of power.