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Journal articles on the topic "Capital social (droit commercial) – Chine"
Johansen, Baber. "Le contrat salam. Droit et formation du capital dans l’Empire abbasside (XIe-XIIe siècle)." Annales. Histoire, Sciences Sociales 61, no. 4 (August 2006): 861–99. http://dx.doi.org/10.1017/s0395264900030432.
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Liu, Pei. "Analyse réseaux dans une perspective interculturelle : le guanxi en Chine." Thesis, Toulon, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012TOUL0008/document.
Full textThis work is part of a vein of research intelligence. A keyword is often associated with the activity of intelligence in everyday life: this is the réseau. The network is present at all stages of the intelligence cycle. In this work, the network concept will interest us in an intercultural perspective. We will specifically bind us to the Chinese concept of Guanxi orientation of the mind which leads to mobilize networks of relations as soon as we are faced with a decision problem and at all levels of social life.To understand the mechanisms of Guanxi, it is necessary to describe mechanisms using concepts needed to understand. Complexity of the work is that the underlying concepts are not translatable in French except by circumlocution and how they define nested. Impossible to understand the concept of Guanxi without immerse themselves in the Chinese social system. To inform the reader, we thought it useful to also parallel the concept of Guanxi of related concepts that could be used in other companies.Guanxi undoubtedly plays a facilitating role in the development of the Chinese company. It helps Chinese entrepreneurs to succeed. Guanxi plays what role he in the success of the French entrepreneur in China? Guanxi is it also a favorable factor for the development of foreign-invested enterprises (French) China? To answer these questions, we went to China to meet French entrepreneurs, listen to their personal experience and their professional practice.The second part gives an account of this fieldwork and demonstrates the difficulty of a thorough understanding of the concept of Guanxi by these business leaders even though they operate in an Asian environment
Goxe, François. "Communautés d'affaires et réseaux sociaux : facteur de développement pour l'internationalisation des entreprises ? : Cas des entrepreneurs de PME françaises en Chine." Paris 9, 2011. https://portail.bu.dauphine.fr/fileviewer/index.php?doc=2011PA090017.
Full textAlthough the concepts of « internationalization » and « networks » have attracted considerable attention from researchers in management, no consensus has yet been reached as to their respective definitions or reciprocal interactions. Based on an analysis of extant literature on these concepts, we offer to consider internationalization as an entrepreneurial process led by an individual mobilizing personal « networks » and a passage from one social field to another. This conceptual framework is operationalized and applied to the empirical cases of French SME entrepreneurs approaching China. We analyze entrepreneurs' internationalization efforts as a passage from one field to another through individuals' characteristics (entrepreneur's capital), various network dimensions and concrete results obtained. We eventually discuss the research implications including international entrepreneurs' characteristics, social dynamics and divisions among international development actors, their impact upon internationalization along with some practical implications for international development agencies
Dana-Démaret, Sabine. "Le capital social." Lyon 3, 1988. http://www.theses.fr/1988LYO33004.
Full textThe share capital's notion is closely linked to the legal entity's one. In spite of criticisms that were levelled at him, and defects which can be finded, the share capital is quite basic in company law, and his importance must be asserted. According to french new legislative reforms, it seems now established that he can't any longer be regarded as a companies' control instrument (the voting power does not depend any more on the share's property). Assigning still now to him such a part would mean disappointment and criticisms. The share capital represents a basic instrument for financing the company's activity. So he must be regarded in an extensive way : that concerns the potential inclusion of "intellectual contribution" and the legal system of what could be named "quasicapital". Also, he can be used as a creditors'protection tool (not as direct pledge but as an indirect guarantee), because of steadiness and intangibility principles, which have to be redefined. To a lesser extent, he can be used as a partners'protection tool because of the screen-role he acts sometimes. In conclusion, the share capital is an essential notion and he needs a real legal status, particulary through a new definition of principles which accompany him (steadiness and intangibility)
Decroix, Yann. "Du capital social à la situation nette." Rouen, 2003. http://www.theses.fr/2003ROUED001.
Full textShare capital, as a guarantee to creditors and gauge of the rights and powers of shareholders, is dead. Its failure justifies putting forward a new legal tool : the "net book position". This notion, which reflects the solvency of a company and the value of its patrimony, satisfies the "mutual interest of creditors and third patries", which resides in the belief or assurance that such company will fulfill its obligations and their expectations. It allows a satisfactory evaluation of the solvency and the value of a company, which enables a judgement to be made on its ability to fulfill such obligations and expectations, and which is the issue of creditors and third patries'protection. With respect to shareholders, "net book position"reveals the true extent of their financial and voting rights within a company. This notion also allows us to take a closer look at the reality of power within companies and to ascertain and protect their economic perennation
Seassaud, Eric. "Le capital de l'entreprise publique : aspects juridiques." Paris 12, 1995. http://www.theses.fr/1995PA122009.
Full textOuachem, Raymond. "Essai sur le capital social comme instrument de garantie des créanciers." Bordeaux 4, 2003. http://www.theses.fr/2003BOR40020.
Full textBouté, Guillaume Jaymes. "La responsabilité financière des associés : contribution à l'étude du capital social." Paris 2, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009PA020081.
Full textItsiembou, Mabika Nany Elodie. "L' Utilité du capital social : étude de droit français." Phd thesis, Université d'Auvergne - Clermont-Ferrand I, 2010. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00719452.
Full textMao, Chenguang. "Les opérations du capital social en droit français et chinois." Thesis, Paris 2, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016PA020020/document.
Full textThe social capital plays a role disputed, but always essential in a company. Behind the social capital the power is profiled : the person who holds the majority of parts or actions holds the real control of the company. Thus the operations of the social capital indicate in reality the operations of the power between the associates or shareholders during the social life. This is why the operations of the social capital arouse the interest of the jurists and the practitioners, both in France and in China.However, the regime of social capital, which was established with the same idea presents many differences between the French and Chinese legal systems. Our research will thus concentrate on the presentation of the difference between the two legal systems, by analyzing the subjacent reasons under a legal, social and cultural angle. Apart from these differences, while hoping to be able to make progress the Chinese regime of the operations of social capital, the present study will attempt to consider the question of how the Chinese company law can inspire French company law in this field. More generally, how the capital social should be present in both legal systems ?Our comparative study will be done by aiming at three essential operations on the social capital: increases of social capital, reductions of social capital, and the repurchase of social rights, while also wishing to be able to support mutual investors in the transnational investments
Kardoud, Mehdi. "Le capital social de la société anonyme en droit marocain : contribution au développement du droit marocain des affaires." Perpignan, 2002. http://www.theses.fr/2002PERP0563.
Full textAs the product of a slow transformation of commercial law, corporate law is gradually asserting itself in order to accompany the profound changes Moroccan economy is going through. In addition to using high technological means, economic operators have abandoned the age old individual enterprise in favour of a corporate system for their activities. And if small enterprises are a quasi monopoly of limited companies, medium-size enterprises and especially big projects are a major preserve of public companies. Toward the end of the 1980's, Morocco decided to upgrade its corporate law using the standards of developed countries. The ensuing reform of the tax system, of the stock exchange law, and more recently of the commercial law, competition law, law on protection of industrial property and corporate law, confirms the irreversibility of such a choice. In the framework of this legal revolution, the publication of Law 17-95 on public companies was long awaited by the business world because the older legislation governing this form of corporation was no longer adapted to new requirements. However, it has regretfully been observed that this law has not met economic operators' expectations and as such already needs to be further amended to be in step with its socio-economic environment. Will this reform take place within the framework of the harmonization process as required by Land ownership Law and by Law of contracts?