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Arib, Fatima. "Privatisation et émergence de la bourse des valeurs de Casablanca." Aix-Marseille 2, 1998. http://www.theses.fr/1998AIX24006.
Full textBakir, Khalid. "L'efficience des marchés financiers des pays émergents : l'exemple de la bourse de Casablanca." Orléans, 2002. http://www.theses.fr/2002ORLE0501.
Full textIzza, Issam. "Transparence de l'information financière divulguée et investissement : cas des sociétés cotées à la bourse des valeurs de Casablanca." Nice, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011NICE0044.
Full textThe present work aims to study the relationship between the quality of information disclosed and the level of investment. To assess the transparency of information we construct an index of transparency consisting of general information about the company financial information, non-financial information, forward-looking information, environmental information and the activity of the company. The classification of companies is based on the degree of transparency into three categories: Transparent, opaque and intermediaries. Our study examined a sample of 59 non-financial companies listed on Casablanca exchange over the period 2007-2009. The results show that the level of investment and thus the stock price is significantly related to the degree of transparency of listed companies. Thus, a downward trend in prices is observed over the analysis period. This is partly due to the financial crisis. The empirical results also indicate that companies transparent have also a significant size. In addition, information provided by companies in annual reports does not meet the information needs of investors. These results should encourage the Moroccan authorities and companies develop financial communication as an indispensable means to inform investors in their choice
Jrafe, Hachmi. "Politique de distribution des dividendes et marché boursier de Casablanca : une étude de 1976 à 1986." Aix-Marseille 3, 1989. http://www.theses.fr/1989AIX32039.
Full textElkasmi, Ahmed. "La relation entre les pratiques de satisfaction de la clientèle et la performance financière : Etude de cas des banques marocaines cotées en bourse de Casablanca." Caen, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005CAEN0622.
Full textBoulahrir, Lotfi. "Efficience, comportement spéculatif et formation des habitudes sur les marchés financiers : application à un marché émergent : le cas de la bourse de Casablanca." Paris 11, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007PA111006.
Full textKartobi, Salah Eddine. "Déterminants de la structure financière et réactions du marché boursier aux décisions de financement : cas des sociétés cotées à la bourse des valeurs de Casablanca." Thesis, Nice, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013NICE0008/document.
Full textBased on the primary financing theories and considering the context of financing decisions, this study serves two purposes. On the one hand, understanding the determinants of the Moroccan corporations financial structure, and on the other hand, evaluating the impact of these corporations financing decisions on their stock exchange prices. As a first step, we verified through an econometric study, the ability of traditional determinants of debt to explain the financial structure of Moroccan corporations during regular times and during financial crisis times. As a second step, we tested the theory of conventions which states the existence of financing modes. To that end, we carried out an analysis of the main components and a top-down classification. On last time, we carried out an events study in order to evaluate the stock market response to financing decisions. Our study targeted a series of 50 non-financial corporations listed in the Casablanca stock exchange and on 16 capital increase and bond financing announcements. Results show that only a few variables, originally from the financial theory, play a primary role in the financing policy of Moroccan corporations. Thus, considering the size and financial crisis effects, the influence of these variables changes from a compartment to another, and also from a period to another. Furthermore, the final results show that the financial structure stands as a financing mode which is influenced by the financial needs nature. Thus, in regular times Autonomy is the regime that adheres to most firms in the sample. In contrast, overdraft regime is best represented in recession. The events study results suggest that the Moroccan stock market is not responding neither to capital increase announcements nor to bond announcements, and indicate that communicated information by the financing decisions are not valuable to Moroccan investors
Joumady, Kacem. "Casablanca, métropole économique du Maroc." Lille 3 : ANRT, 1989. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb37614559k.
Full textJoumady, Kacem. "Casablanca : métropole économique du Maroc." Bordeaux 3, 1988. http://www.theses.fr/1988BOR30036.
Full textA small town of about 20000 inhabitants in 1900, and chosen as the main port of the country and basic town of colonial penetration since 1912, casablanca rapidly became a thriving place of development where all social classes and enterprises have estblished themselves. In 1987 casablanca was the only city twice and half millionaire. Today it concentrates more than 50% of the economic activities of the country, hence its great attraction for capitale and manpower. Its population has never ceased increasing because of rural exodus. Its urbanization goes back to the time of the protectorate and still maintains its urban characteristics: architectural diversity and vast quarters often created by speculation. An important commercial center, casablanca is linked by all means of communication to other moroccan towns and regions and by its big port and airport to the major parts of foreign countries, especially those of the e. E. C
Zaki, Lamia. "Pratiques politiques au bidonville, Casablanca (2000-2005)." Paris, Institut d'études politiques, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005IEPP0041.
Full textBased on field work done between 2000 and 2003, the present thesis focuses on the inhabitants of three slums, or kariens (Carrières Centrales, Lahjajma, and Douar Skouila), all of which are part of the Greater Casablanca. It questions their political practices and represntations. The territory of the kariens is tolerated by the State, and de facto established on a long-term basis, yet it is stimagtised and defined as temporary in public discourse. Thus, the slum-dwellers attempts to take full possession of the land they have settled on, to structire and transform it, are generally thwarted, or at least strictly controlled. The topography of this land generates power struggles and conflicts of interest : it is a political stake, crystallizing both the hopes and claims of inhabitants. In a territory situated on the margins of legislation, slum-dwellers use several repertories of legitimation, each conveying certain rights. This gives rise to two kinds of attitudes : passivity, and a rhetoric of victimization ; this impulse to act, and insertion within a network of political patronage. Slum-dwellers tend to adopt a critical disillusioned attitude towards politics, yet during election-time, they manage to bargain for concrete guarantees, as payoff for participating in the electoral game. The reforms introduced in the political field in the 1990s have had but little impact. However, microsocial analysis allows us to establish that the evolution of shantytown politics combines with a transformation of the way the political game is played out in the slums : we notice both patronage on a collective scale, and forms of collective action
Moujahid, Abdelfettah. "Le "gouvernement" du Grand Casablanca à l'épreuve de la gouvernance urbaine : gouvernance, planification et aménagement urbains du Grand Casablanca." Montpellier 3, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008MON30009.
Full textThe recent appliance of Governance concept and practices to the territorial field raises the question of whether this Governance may constitute an appropriate solution to the governability crisis of our cities. Despite heavy investment in terms of human resources, infrastructures and urban planning studies, the Grand Casablanca “Government” finds it hard (or: has been unable) to produce a sustainable and coherent urban policy. This is due to Governance mechanisms’ complexity as well as to an unfavourable institutional framework (driven by the Wali) to transversal cooperation co-operation and planning. As a consequence, socio-spatial disequilibrium and improvisation in the implementation of major endeavours still constitute the main obstacles to urban planning and management. Given this context, should the “government” impose upon the territory criteria of good governance with its share of incertitude and reforms, or opt –instead- for the current governability system improvement? Many experiences show that it is possible to optimize the resources available within the present environment
Rochd, Nabil. "Explosion urbaine et planification à Casablanca." Paris 1, 1988. http://www.theses.fr/1988PA010665.
Full textKherrati, Saâdia. "Les relations port-ville à Casablanca." Montpellier, 1985. http://www.theses.fr/1985MON30052.
Full textChiheb, Youssef. "L'Industrialisation de la périphérie de Casablanca : processus d'implantation et répercussions socio-spatiales." Tours, 1993. http://www.theses.fr/1993TOUR1005.
Full textIndustries, property markets, mobility of business enterprises and people. . . These are indeed the basic principles wjich enable us to grasp the mechanics of suburban development. The present document brings to light the underlying factors inherent in the growth of suburban casablanca. Although the role of industry is indeniable as a key factor in urbanisation, it is mainly the property market that regulates urban development. Industrial concers "aware" of all that is at stake in the suburban property market, have adopted a policy of land ocupation which often goes beyond the strict minimum necessary for their installation. The different parties involved in planning building programmes aim to restructure the environment both socially and geographically. Industry is lacking in cohesion and remains poorly integrated dependant on external market forces. The location of industrial sites in suburban areas has lead to newly-defined norms in social and wage policies. The suburbans are the recipient of all types of rejection generated by casablanca. They are also areas which bring together rick and poor, modern industries and illegegal ones, slums and villas
L'Khadir, Aïcha. "Mal, maladie, croyances et thérapeutiques au Maroc : le cas de Casablanca." Bordeaux 2, 1998. http://www.theses.fr/1998BOR21005.
Full textThis thesis rests on the sickness, the malady, the therapeutics and the different believes that surround them. It examines, from an ethnographical research with which one deal in Casablanca (Morocco), the therapeutic itineraries of persons in the state of suffering. It is interrogated about the reasons that permit the patients and their surroundings to appeal to the institution of the modern medicine and/or one of the traditional therapeutic. At the first of all, it delivers the different representations that the inquired population joins in the malady. It studies in the second place the advance of the patient in the first quests of the care in order to analyse at last the observed therapeutic itineraries. The latter is proved heterogeneous and complex. The alternations move the whole society. They relate to several levels : cosmogonic, symbolic, religious, psychological, economic, strategic and political
Nassreddine, Khadija. "Bidonvilles et opérations de recasement à Casablanca : le cas de Ben M'Sick - Sidi Othman (étude socio-géographique et cartographique)." Poitiers, 1992. http://www.theses.fr/1992POIT5010.
Full textThe shantytown which appeared in casablanca during the twenties gave rise to the refusal and the forcing of the authority. After its official recognition, it had a long history of rehabilitation. As ben m'sick sidi othman is the district with the greatest shantytowns in casablanca with the most important rehabilitation processes on the level of the metropolis, it represents a significant example of urbanistic changements took place in casablanca during the eighties. On the other hand, this district favours a field of investigation on the rehabilitation of shantytowns throughout three big operations: moulay rachid, al massira and sidi moumen. These three operation of rehabilitation are locared differently on the urban plan; a difference determined by the date of realization of operation, its size, its geographical situation, its administrative framing etc. On the social plan, the shantytowns'populations who rehabilitate in these cities are found with a transitory phasis between the shantytown's inheritence which stresses their under integration (precariousness of employment, feebleness of incame), and the actual dynamic of cities which encourage their integration for the urban life (housing, social and urban equipments)
Hauw, David. "Les opérations de relogement en habitat collectif à Casablanca : de la vision des aménageurs aux pratiques des habitants." Tours, 2004. https://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00166924.
Full textIn order to dam up the expansion of unhealthy housing, which relates to 11% of the 3,5 million inhabitants (in 2001) of Casablanca, estates called "complexes résidentiels" are built in Casablanca's periphery since the 80's. Intended to accomodate populations of deprived districts or disaster victims, these estates follow upon a tradition of the Morrocan social housing history, privileging heavy and visible interventions while keeping the shantytowns in their deprived state. In spite of the claims of the badly-housed persons and the actions of the authorities and town-planners, rehousing in "complexes résidentiels" illustrate an absence of dialogue between these actors. Starting from the example of six suburban estates of Casablanca and by analyzing living practices and representations, this research tends to show that the rehoused families can use only parsimoniously of their new statute of "legal city dwellers", thus revealing the failure of the social aspect of the rehousing operations
Hachimi, Alaoui Nadia. "Gouverner l'incertitude : les walis de Casablanca, 2001-2015." Thesis, Aix-Marseille, 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019AIXM0467.
Full textThis thesis examines the transformations of the art of governing in Morocco in the years 2000-2010 based on the figure of the wali, territorial representative of the State, and a strategic location, the city of Casablanca. By focusing observation on practices more than on speeches and by varying and combining the scales of analysis, the process consisted in grasping the wali "by his acts", by his "practices" and by his "technologies of power. » Thus placing this work in a Weberian perspective that addresses the state and modes of government in a relational way. The two parts of the thesis thus each favor a scale of analysis and a time division which is specific to them. The first part is devoted to redefining the wali and his skills from a socio-historical perspective by making a genealogy of the royal letter of January 2002 on the management of the investment devoted to them. This part underlines both the indefinition of the wilayal function and the centrality of the wali, the transformations of skills deemed important and the permanence of technocratization, in doing so it shows what economic reason does to the reason of the State. The second part allows me to observe at work the six walis which succeeded one another in Casablanca between 2001 and 2015 from a specific location, urban transport and its transformations. It highlights the diversity of ethos, styles and ways of doing walis, which also explains, beyond the personality of the representatives of the State, the possibility of governing them differently according to circumstances and according to socio-economic configurations policies
Ait, Hammou Said. "Mutations de l'espace péri-urbain casablancais : le cas des communes d'Ain Harrouda et Tit Mellil." Tours, 1988. http://www.theses.fr/1988TOUR4505.
Full textGenerally speaking, the rural space bordering a city constitutes a territorial seat where the relationships between the city and the countryside become concrete. The strong influence which casablanca has on the surrounding lands inevitably lies in the deep mutations which this suburban area knows. The effects of the dynamism of this metropolis gives a particular meaning to space mutation throughout the territory of the rural councils of ain harrouda and tit mellil : - from agricultural lands, whose valorization has been formerly maintained by market gardening, namely in the zenata region, and recently supported by dairy-farming, to land plots which new suburban production activities compete to get; - from the settlement of uprooted peasants formerly attracted by casablanca, "the im- migration city", to the flow of neo-city dwellers who have been "rejected" by this city and who have increased a marginalized, barely rooted and little occupied subur- ban population; - from colonial villages to real "suburban satellites" subordinate to the large city, but whose slow urban growth contrasts with the spontaneity of the urbanization of the surrounding rural space. Through the diversity of its forms, this urbanization offers some aspects of the urban discharge
Kaioua, Abdelkader. "Casablanca : évolution et fonctionnement de l'espace industriel." Tours, 1992. http://www.theses.fr/1992TOUR1006.
Full textBahyoul, Ahmed. "Les équipements collectifs et la structure commerciale dans un quartier d'anciens ruraux, cas du bidonville Ben M'Sik à Casablanca." Paris 1, 1990. http://www.theses.fr/1990PA010583.
Full textNo industrial activity whatsoever has been developed,this slum is underequipped with insufficient modern infrastructure : - no town-planning, hardly any health-centers, schools, sports-facilities, markets or local authority services. There is no electricity and no water network. - the population of this district is unemployed and finds temporary solutions to its problems itself. And it succeeds without doubt by striving to combine all sorts of minor activities in handicrafts or trade such as little odd jobs
Ayoub, Hassan. "Les pouvoirs publics marocains face aux mouvements sociaux : vers le dépassement d'une crise périphérique : l'exemple de Casablanca." Aix-Marseille 3, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004AIX32077.
Full textIn the city of Casablanca richness and poverty, wealthiness and misery are interrelated and combined realities. . . . It is the most important economic metropolis of the Great Maghreb, due to functions and jobs it generates. It is nowadays the biggest human and urban concentration of the country. This aspect leads multiple problems to public services as well as their clients. The city is the place of all the contradictions of the Moroccan society; it “absorbs” dangerously all the forces without succeeding in integrating all of them, which provokes sometimes social tensions and protests. After the violent social demonstrations since the beginning of 20th century, and maybe even before, the city had to change in a context of urban planning policies supposed to restore order. This aspect characterises the history of the city within the dialectic space/society. Since the repetitive riots of the 80s, the city became a political stake, and its suburb the main issue of the urban policy. This forced the political power to a socio-spatial and urbanistic management determined by emergency decisions. So, the “emergency urban planning” became the central issue of this research. It allowed structuring this study and defining the various strategic reorientations of the colonial and post-colonial urban policies, and more exactly their social and spatial consequences on the Casablanca suburb
Agouray, Saâdia. "Les déplacements de personnes à Casablanca : éléments d'analyse de la structure urbaine." Tours, 1987. http://www.theses.fr/1987TOUR4502.
Full textGhazi, Amina. "La morphologie littorale du Grand-Casablanca (Maroc)." Brest, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1996BRES1008.
Full textGouyon, Marien. ""Ana loubia" : ruses et résistances dans l’exploration identitaire des homosexualités masculines à Casablanca." Paris, EHESS, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015EHES0660.
Full textMy PhD is dedicated to the issue of male homosexuality in the city of Casablanca. I carried out a three-year ethnographic field study, with forty-one men aged 16 to 30, from middle and working classes. Informed by the daily experiences of these men, this work enlightens how conceptual frameworks built by previous studies on homosexuality in European countries and the United States are irrelevant in the Moroccan context. In order to think anew the politization of homosexuality issue in Morocco, my approach coins a critique of globalizing discourse about homosexuality in Morocco through the analysis of singular paths. Without denying the hegemonic spread of sexual identities, I focus on the hybrid and changing dimension of (homo) sexual identities. At the crossroads between literature, virtual space and urban space, I propose therefore to understand, through the notion of agency, the individual and collective construction of homosexual identities as resulting from an arising consciousness concerning class, gender and "race" oppression. Such a stance reveals then the ways in which resistance and cunning structure the social construction of identities as well as social relationship
Bahir, Saâdia. "Le changement spatial, économique et social dans les communes rurales de la Wilaya de Casablanca." Montpellier 3, 1992. http://www.theses.fr/1992MON30002.
Full textIn the emergent countries there is always a town which is in power economical and demographic of attraction. In moroco, casablanca have this function. Her immoderate growth have influence on whole country, affecting reverely the countries town around casablanca. Social, economical and spacial transformation of the wilaya of casablanca are the subject of this study
Ferrad, Abdelmajid. "La politique coloniale de l'habitat marocain à Casablanca : 1930-1956." Paris 1, 1998. http://www.theses.fr/1998PA010688.
Full textThe subject of our thesis treats the question of colonial housingin in Casablanca. We've divided our work in two parts, the first one covers the period between 1930-1949. It is a period which knew the apperance of tin nighbour hoods of "carrieres centrales ; and Ben M'sik ; due to the emigration of countryside people, followed by an extraordinary envolvement of economics in Casablanca. At the same time when tin nighbourhoods ; extends in Casablanca, la nouvelle Medina ; or Derb Sultan emerged with no urban orientation. Despite the efforts of colonial power, the problem of Moroccan housing in Casablanca remained unsolved is due to the consequences of economic crisis and those of second world war. The second part of this work tackles a new strategy of urbanisation in morocco dated from 1950 to 1956 with the arrival of Mr Michel Ecochard, an urban engineer, who was abben to find, a formula of housing in Morocco according to the principles of charter of athens ; the assistance of the colonial gouvernment permitted mr ecochard to solve, relatively, the problem of Moroccan living in casablanca. Results remained humble in the field of the absorption of tindwellings and unhealthuy districts a technical progress concerning the rational planifica of Moroccan dwelling area
Agdal, Sai͏̈d. "Dynamisme et mutations des activités tertiaires dans un quartier péri-central de Casablanca : le Maarif." Poitiers, 1989. http://www.theses.fr/1989POIT5012.
Full textMoflih, Youssef. "Territoire et compétitivité : le cas du textile-habillement dans l'agglomération casablancaise au Maroc." Grenoble 2, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005GRE21023.
Full textThe aim's thesis has is analysis the role of territorial dynamics in the competitiveness development processes in the sector of textile-clothing inside Casablanca's area (Morocco). Matters relating to territorial dynamics are developed in the social sciences meaning, in particular through research on industrial districts and SPL concepts. Of course, this relative revival of the territory implies questions. How is the territorial variable integrated inside in competitive strategies the economic actors ? Which are the space proximity effects on the economic processes in geographically concentrated productive systems ? The thought, suggested here, deals with the effects of the geographical proximity on the constitution of a SPL while clarifying as much as possible the institutional and informal articulations of this system and its competitive profile. This analysis leads us to question the theoretical postulates limits of the territorial economy as far as their application to areas which are characterized by structural development problems and to traditional industrial sectors
Hannou, El Kébir. "Le tertiaire supérieur à Casablanca : activités financières et services aux entreprises." Tours, 1992. http://www.theses.fr/1992TOUR1005.
Full textInsurance, banking, services to entreprises. . . Are making the higher tertiary sector to have an incresing economic, social and spacial role in a country. The dissertation deals with dynamic role of this important economique sector on the urban lanscape of casablanca. It also shows the two main functions of this sectors. At the national level, this funct ions is caraterized by social change and the multiplication of employement opportunites and at the regional level by urban changes and architectural transformation of the centre of the city. It also treats the problem of the break-up of the initial business core and the growth of a second business district. The metropolis of casablanca is made of multitude of professions, meant to satisfy the crucial needs of other entreprises in order to help them to develop
El, Maliki Abdallah. "Pratiques de la justice des mineurs et délinquance juvénile à Casablanca : contribution à l'étude du contrôle social des déviances juvéniles au Maroc." Toulouse 2, 1988. http://www.theses.fr/1988TOU20010.
Full textResearch on the practices displayed by the minor's justice in casablanca to come up to the demand aroused by its setting up in the fifties. After a theoretical view point that sets this research on the side of a social reaction criminology, the analysis let the environment characteristics of the minor's justice and its real means of intervention come to light. Then, the practices are being observed and analysed to the level of the court and release on probation : confrontation between court decisions (going through six hundred files concerning minor delinquents), arguments and suggestions of the decision to put on probation (going through 196 reports in these proceedings) faced with the social and criminal characteristics of the subjects. These analyses are lead from the complementary statistical methods. This research gives prominence to the rationality of these practices that refer to a fonctioning logic of an organization in the way of getting adapted to
Laoudi, Mohamed. "Petits entrepreneurs de la pauvreté et activités marchandes de rue à Casablanca (Maroc)." Poitiers, 1998. http://www.theses.fr/1998POIT5010.
Full textOuaou, Mohamed. "L'adaptation des jeunes ruraux au changement social." Toulouse 2, 1985. http://www.theses.fr/1985TOU20034.
Full textZahouani, Mustapha. "Le tourisme des habitants de l'agglomération casablancaise : étude géographique." Aix-Marseille 1, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000AIX10108.
Full textThe tourisme of the inhabitants of Casablanca is obviously present and concernes many touristic stations in Morroco and abroad. The geograhical study of this migration aims to show that the concept of leasures practises of this towns inhabitants is mature. There are personal trips and others which are organised by travel agencies. The socio-professional of casablancan customers is different according to revenue of each family. The practise of frequentation is also different in the traditional touristic site from one hand an a luxerous one from the other. Pollution problems affect casablancan beaches and may disturb the future of tourism in these stations. Studies are being carried to tackle this problem. An information campeign must take place to attract tourists attention to th dangers of pollutions
Kasmi, Smahan. "La nouvelle-medina de Casablanca : l'homme, l'habitat et l'organisation de l'espace." Lille 1, 1994. http://www.theses.fr/1994LIL10062.
Full textIn new-medina (nouvelle-medina) the complexity of the housing problem is more quantitative than qualitative. It is becoming architecture, mostly as a result of colonialism. And its organisation has been subject to neither continuity nor modification emanating from endogenous transformations of society, standing aloof from all forms of acculturations and alienation. Savage speculations on price of land in turn has worsened the housing crisis in new-medina and this has become a complex phenomena. Shortage of real estate, tack of housing and the influence of the environnement in general. The absence of any development programme in new-medina, as well as population density (850 hab ha) have only divided the land parcels and that constraining new constructions design. This situation has had inauspecious consequences on the constructions, and has not spared the urban land which organizes space
Haoues-Jouve, Sinda. "20 ans de politique d'assainissement à Casablanca : enjeux, acteurs et limites (1976-1997)." Paris 8, 1999. http://www.theses.fr/1999PA083735.
Full textBelouali, Jamila. "Contribution à l'étude des caractéristiques démographiques et socio-économique des bonnes au Maroc." Bordeaux 3, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005BOR30066.
Full textIn Morocco the job of a house maid masks the sufferings of the female population which is young outcast, and subjected to middle ages servitude : illiteracy violence sexual abuse, very low wages and absence of social protection (social welfare). This young generation undergoes working conditions that are contrary to the modern system of employment, and is protected by no legislation. The hope in this thesis is to define describe issue on the basis of a field study, preceded by a survey of the literature and a causal analysis of slavery and its evolution in Morocco, then through a review/survey of the status of women and little girls in Morocco. Results show that slavery in its old forms is fading away, however, it takes up new form such “the house maid”. The first victims are young girls from rural areas because of the lack of scho:!oling opportunities, on poverty of peasants forced to “Rent” their little daughters to urban families in return of very modest wages. Maids' wages are extremely low, by and large inferior to “SMIG”, with no other social security, or financial help. This analysis is to direct us along the right path to find solutions
Hailou, Mohamed. "Approche descriptive du parler arabe de Casablanca : phonologie et inventaire des classes de monèmes." Paris 5, 1989. http://www.theses.fr/1989PA05H051.
Full textWe have tried to describe the Arabic dialect of the Casablanca (morocco). A functional analysis is presented according to the method recommended by André Martinet. The results are arranged in two parts: phonological and classification. The phonological contains a list of phonemes defined on the basis of their pertinence. The classification contains a list of morpheme classes defined on the basis of their combining possibilities and their functions. Material for an intensive study was provided by an idiolect, the J. K. , whereas the environment was represented by recordings of speakers of different ages
Soumaya, Boussraoui. "Analyse lexico-sémantique du parler arabe marocain de Rabat et Casablanca : approche sociolinguistique." Paris 5, 1992. http://www.theses.fr/1992PA05H005.
Full textBenouhoud, Abdelouahed. "Aménagement et protection du littoral atlantique marocain axe Casablanca-Rabat." Montpellier 3, 1987. http://www.theses.fr/1987MON30019.
Full textThe concentrated development of the casablanca-rabat coast has begun in 1912 when the protectorate of morocco was established. This concentration which presented various characteristics (half-urban, industrial, and so on. . . ), gave birth to an abusive and contradictory utilization of a limited and sensitive space : the coast. With the independence, this kind of territorial organization was kept and became even more important giving rise to serious problems as far as the rational and balanced utilization of the coast space in this zone was concerned. Presently, along the casablanca-rabat coastal axis, the waters of the shore are getting very pollued, and the sites very spoilt. Urban zones are increasing beyong measure and there is a too high industrial and commercial concentration. It is now necessary to protect this coast and to try to make a balance between the care of parcelling and the protection fo life. It is very urgent to save the coast and to organize its occupancy and its utilizations
Kaioua, Abdelkader. "Casablanca, l'industrie et la ville /." Tours : Université François Rabelais, 1997. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb36192525f.
Full textNejmi, El-Houssine. "Les mutations de l'espace social à Casablanca et dans sa périphérie urbaine : recherche sur les ménages, les logements et les équipements collectifs." Paris 1, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004PA010599.
Full textMançour, Bilah Amina. "Le poids des Soussis dans le commerce de gros à Casablanca." Paris 1, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1996PA010636.
Full textThe Soussis look as a special aspect in morroco. They are known by their good skills in trade and many other activities. And Casablanca (the economical capital) is considered as their favorite place for their activities or work. This social group that is known by their traditional immigration and her profession in trade in Casablanca. So the weight of their association is very important trough two poits is its economical center. And the most important factors that helped the Soussis in this production are the saving and the family and provencial cooperation. And the exploitations that the salesmen haves has to do with other different trade companies and the most important companies have a relation with Casablanca the place where they live. And inspite of the Soussis economical success and their citizen ship for being landed immigrants in casablance their relation with their home region is still strong because the money they send to their home region (Souss) plays an important role in civilizing this region
Bentahir, Nahla. "Contribution à l'étude de l'intonation en arabe marocain parlé à Casablanca." Paris 3, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005PA030098.
Full textThe interest of this research lies firstly in the fact that some intonational characteristics of Moroccan Arabic - spoken in Casablanca - have been brought to light in a study which combined both an intonational and enunciative approach. This analysis allowed us to distinguish between various types of enunciative modalities (assertion, negation, and interrogation) in a corpus of spontaneous face-to-face interaction. Secondly, this approach also led to the description of certain phenomena linked to formulation attempts by the Moroccan speaker and which s/he uses to hold the conversational floor
NASSIM, LATIFA. "L'arabe parle a casablanca (maroc). Etude phonologique et morphologique." Paris 3, 1994. http://www.theses.fr/1994PA030123.
Full textThe aim of thesis is to make a linguistic description of spoken arabic at casablanca. This work concerned to two important parts are phonology and morphology. The part of the phonology is composed two chapters. The first chapter studies the phonematic, analysing the phonems which are not defined by their physical traits, but by their distinctive fonction. The second chapter is consecrated at prosody. We examine the fondamental traits of these prosodic faits, presenting the diverse types of intonation and we give the bases of rulers which determine the place of the accent in different words. The second part of our thesis consecrates at morphology. This last part equally occuped to inventory of classes. Then, the inventory and the morphology are simultaneously treated
Cohen, Anouk. "Fabriquer le livre à Rabat et à Casablanca : une ethnographie." Thesis, Paris 10, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011PA100132.
Full textThis research is focused on the book, the habits of reading, the type of reading material and attitudes towards reading in Morocco, in the urban environments. Three questions are at the center of my study : 1. Identifying the reading habits and attitudes of the literate population of Casablanca and Rabat ; 2. Gaining an understanding of the current state of readership and segmenting the public into primary readership groups ; 3. Finding out the primary, preferred and available media and channels in order to acquire written / printed information. I am interested in practices in evolution. This study analyses book production from the author to the reader through the publisher, the editor and the different types of book sellers. It deals with all kinds of books except schoolbooks. It includes religious books. Nevertheless, it aims at comparing public and private publishing to understand what kind of books refer to the official culture and which ones are related to personal ways of thinking knowledge in Casablanca and Rabat. I have spent one year in these two cities as my fieldwork to do the main observations
Sabbahi, Mohammed. "L'approvisionnement et la consommation en eau potable des Wilayas de Rabat-Salé et de Casablanca (1982-2002)." Metz, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1996METZ002L.
Full textThe viva i have the honor to attend before you studies the supply and consumption of drinking water in the Wilayas of Rabat-Sale and Casablanca (1982-2002). This thesis is made up of six different parts, which will try to give an answer to the following four questions: - are the water ressources of the observed area sufficient enough to supply drinking water? - is the supply of drinking water reliable? - is the control of the drinking water sector rational? - are the liquid wastes treated before drainage? The water resources in the observed area do not correspond to the needs in drinking water. Indeed this area not only has the population, but is also the most industrialixed of the country. It counts approximately 5 millions inhabitants (1992) and more than half the economic activities of Morocco, this area consequently uses great quantities of drinking water; in 1992, the consumption was of 191 000 000 m3, 80% of which was for domestic and industrial use. The capacity of the whole of the production equipement for drinking water in the observed area is of 1 168 194 m3/j. With this quantity, the drinking water is available in sufficient quantities in all the centres of the area. The control of the drinking water sector is not for behind that of developped countries
Bouibker, Abdelaali. "L' implantation des Soussis à Casablanca (1912-1956) : étude sociale d'un groupe berbère en transition." Paris 8, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004PA082438.
Full textLike many minorities that are pushed towards commercial professions and business and trade activities, the example of the Chleuhs from the Souss country is of the first magnitude, not without any resemblance with the Jews known also themselves for their predisposition for trade. This minority, whose commercial practices and intrinsic characteristics have made its reputation, has been distinguished as well on the migratory point of view. The Soussis have been constrained to emigrate for being incorporated into the colonial economy. There is no Moroccan town without Soussis immigrants. They did not hesitate also to settle in Algeria, in Tunisia, and also in France. Casablanca is going to pre eminently form a center of concentration for Soussis. This work has tempted to follow and analyze the itinerary and the stages of implantation of this group in Casablanca, from the beginning of the 20th century up to the independence of Morocco. It has tried to discover this period of reconstitution of the Moroccan society through the Soussi minority by detecting its evolution and its socio-economical, cultural and political transformations
Mabrouk, Mostafa. "Socialité féminine dans la vie quotidienne de Ben M'Sik, Casablanca - Maroc." Paris 5, 1993. http://www.theses.fr/1993PA05H045.
Full textThe study of the daily life of the women in Ben M'Sik aimed at emphsizing the social dynamics and the regulation mechanisms which underlay it - by an immersion into the surrounding "socialite" which innervated the whole neighborhood through numerous networks - in or order to account for this situation. This relational entanglement reveals a whole body of issues at stake among which the most important can be reduced to two issues : conflicts and solidarity. The duplicity underlined throughout the thesis which innervates the doing and the saying of the social actors in ben m'sik is revealed by a tensional ambivalence between two systems of values. Tradition remains the matrix cement pn which the main parts of the social relationship are built. If this tradition stays relatively intact it is because solidarity and "socialite", the networks and the density of relationship, the "hauts-lieux" and the imperious urge for exchange ceaselesily take turns to face up to the existential anguish and let the social actor fit in the social fabric as a dynamic element of the "being-together" from which he draws the awareness to shars a community of fate
Lahlou, Nouzha. "Le commerce de gros à Casablanca : les secteurs du tissu et de l'équipement ménager." Tours, 1993. http://www.theses.fr/1993TOUR1004.
Full textAny company which purchases and selis its products in its own name and whose sales turnover is composed of 50% or more from wholesalers, industrial, craftsmen services allowances, cooperatives and administrations, can be considered as being a wholesale company. Defined as thus, wholesale business in morocco is the apanage of town of casablanca which concentrates in its heart approximately 50% of the entire wholesale business, a subject dealt with in the present research, that is to say, the fabric and household equipment and develops a network of flow which enable it to exercice its dominance over the entire moroccan space. This commercial function is caracterised on the one hand by an over concentration in the town centre and particularly in derb omar and the other hand by a double structure where, coexist a multitude of medium and a minority of large and very large scale establishments of wholesale, often representing the largest factory sale points for the wholesale business of fabrics and import stores for household equipment. They monopolise the market and constitute an umbeatable competition for the small scale companies which should unite in order to subsist and expand