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Mimouni, Najate. "Le commerce de gros à Fès et son rôle dans l'organisation de l'espace régional." Paris 1, 1990. http://www.theses.fr/1990PA010525.
Full textThe city of Fès has an intensive activity in wholesale trade, to which contribute different branches of commercial activity. This activity is represented by many structure which are different by their size, their function, and their localization in fès. A large region around fès is mobilized by this activity. This region is suburbanised and it is totaly dependent on fès because the city is the unique center for the arrival and distribution of the rural products. So the city keeps the monopoly of the distribution
Sebti, Bouchra. "Le commerce sans local dans la ville de Fès (Maroc)." Toulouse 2, 1989. http://www.theses.fr/1989TOU20032.
Full textThe itenerant commerce is an expression of commercial undevelopment. The part played by this type of commercial structure is evident through three axes : economic, social and spatial. By its importance, its organisation and its functioning, it participates, with the sedentary commerce, to the development of the economic structure of the town. At the social level, it insures the creation of jobs and the absorption of unemployment in the town and in near country sides. The widening of installations makes it that the commerce evolves in association with sedentary commerce, and creates a spatial structure that could be particular and appropriate for it
BEL, LAKHDAR MOHAMMED. "Le commerce dans la medina de fes : le vestimentaire et l'alimentaire." Toulouse 2, 1986. http://www.theses.fr/1986TOU20060.
Full textUntill the beginning of the 20 th century, fes was the biggest maroccan town. It was the political and cultural capital together with the biggest production and exchange center. It was a royal town, organized around a religious center with a commercial and productive area, and had a residential function. Its commercial areais well demarcated, organized into a hierarchy: central, secundary and elementary"souks". It is caracterized by specialized "souks", with the dominating network of shopkeepers, and remains exclusively a male business. This organization is explained by an authentic culture, a modest way of life and by self-production. Nevertheless, during the colonial area and after independance, fes is not the political and economical capital any longer. It becomes a "medina" and its trade expands; spatial expansion as well, with the rise of popular "souks" and a second network, the stallkeepers, where 23% are female salers. This is explained by the social and economical transformations of a whole society in mutation. Thus the "medina"tends to become an essentially commercial area, more and more diversified
Mançour, 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
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
Igmiden, Mohammed. "Inezgane, pôle du commerce Soussi (Maroc)." Phd thesis, Université François Rabelais - Tours, 1997. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-01024430.
Full textLarbi, Kninah. "L'évolution des structures économiques, sociales et politiques de la ville de Fès au XIXe siècle "1820-1912": l'ouverture au marché mondial et ses conséquences." Doctoral thesis, Universite Libre de Bruxelles, 1997. http://hdl.handle.net/2013/ULB-DIPOT:oai:dipot.ulb.ac.be:2013/212107.
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