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Trabelsi, Riadh. "Contrats d'affaires et fonds de commerce dans le monde électronique : étude de droit comparé français et tunisien." Grenoble 2, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008GRE21004.
Full textAn electronic store can fill up all the conditions of fixity and permanence to conclude business contracts. Therefore, it constitutes an appropriate support for the selling of goods and services. In fact, the legal institution of "fonds de commerce" can be adopted to give a legal existence to this new economic reality, despite of its electronic character. Thanks to the idea of "legal universality", the business contracts can constitute an important element of the "fonds de commerce". It reflects with the other elements of the "fonds de commerce" the wealth of this particular institution of the French law
Chemlali, Laroussi. "Protection du consommateur et commerce électronique : droit français, européen et tunisien." Thesis, Paris Est, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011PEST0049.
Full textB to C e-commerce is increasingly gaining popularity. The number of its followers has seen a drastic surge throughout the few recent years. Its advantages in terms of speed, convenience and proximity are not any more questionable by consumers. Nevertheless, the characteristic of this medium used to carry out online transactions as well as the specificities of the electronic environment - in particular the immateriality, the interactivity and internationality - influence considerably cyber-consumers confidence. Simultaneously, they increase their vulnerability. Thus, the need for an appropriate legal framework to regulate the rise of B to C e-commerce and protect cyber-consumers. Taking into account these requirement, community, French and Tunisian legislators set up a number of measures to reassure the latter and allow them to engage confidently in online commerce transactions. These measures have two targets: some of them were intended to grant cyber-consumers an intrinsic protection in the process of the online transaction. This protection is set to be an upstream transaction protection at the pre-contractual phase as well as during the contractual period; i.e. at the level of on line transaction finalization and execution. The others aim to guarantee the consumer an extrinsic protection throughout the process of e-commerce transaction. In this respect, two aspects are taken into account, namely: personal data processed during transactions and the aspects of private international law of cyber-consumer protection
Azzabi, Boufaden Aïda. "Le principe de la neutralité fiscale de la T. V. A. En droit tunisien." Toulouse 1, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010TOU10064.
Full textThe principle of "fiscal neutrality" is closely related to VAT. The introduction of this tax is part of Tunisian tax reform. The main reform objective has been the search for a major 'tax neutrality' in turnover taxation. But the consideration of the tax system inherent to VAT makes it possible to affirm that the implementation of the principle of fiscal neutrality to VAT in Tunisia has an 'ambivalent' nature. In fact, 'the classic conception' of the principle of fiscal neutrality, as designed by the liberal economy, is a prominent necessity in the Tunisian economy. However, with the 'new era' of the 'domestic' and 'international' economic context, this 'classic conception' has nowadays become at the heart of the debate on the role of taxation. VAT is increasingly distancing itself from the role of the most neutral tax in principle. With the advent of the 'nex era', it has become a top intervention instrument. In the same vein, the fiscal neutrality of VAT has regained interest in the last few years with the virtual economy. A new conception of neutrality has emerged, questioning the relationships between traditional and virtual economic forms. The resulting problem then is how to establish VAT fiscal neutrality ? In the context of globalization, Tunisia is certainly going through a sensitive phase and has to address some challenges. Thus, it becomes legitimate for the State to use VAT to achieve economic and social development. However, should the State intervention be sufficiently considered to have the opportunity not to question the 'originality' of the principle of fiscal neutrality. It is very important therefore to strike the 'ideal balance' between VAT fiscal neutrality, economic activity, and the social and economic functions of taxation. In the face of electronic commerce, the existing fiscal system, as the basis for VAT fiscal neutrality, is becoming increasingly inappropriate. Given the 'immateriality' and the 'extraterritoriality' of this new trade mode, there is need to adapt VAT to the new economy. But such adaptation is only valid when all 'unilateral' measures are abandoned. It must be the subject of an 'international thinking' to develop a 'global response' by the Member States of the International Community. The aim is to ensure that electronic commerce is equitably and efficiently taxed, just like traditional commerce. A 'globalised' 'e-VAT' system seems to be a convenient solution to confront the reality of the new electronic commerce era
Sebei, Mouna. "Diffusion du commerce électronique en Tunisie : une analyse et modélisation des comportements d’adoption de l’internet et des services marchands par les jeunes." Thesis, Université Côte d'Azur (ComUE), 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018AZUR0030/document.
Full textIn the era of the third Internet revolution, that of the Internet of Things (IoT), a lot of hope is turned to digital technologies to develop economies and boost local trade. In the Maghreb countries, especially in Tunisia, those hope are turned on the demand side. More specifically, at the end of the Arab Spring, and because of the role played by social networks (Facebook in particular) to mobilize young people to demonstrate in the streets of Tunis, the new Ministry of Commerce hopes in this population young to develop e-commerce. Based on this observation, this thesis proposes to study whether young Tunisians are the early adopters who will disseminate e-commerce in Tunisia. For this, the research problematic focuses on the factors of adoption of e-commerce by young people in Tunisia. To answer this research question, the thesis proposes at first to draw up the inventory of the diffusion of the internet within a population of young students. Before doing so, we propose in the first part of the thesis an inventory of the technologies territory’s coverage of the access to digital services. This inventory is discussed in support of a review of the literature on the digital divide. In a second step, she proposes an empirical and exploratory analysis conducted with a sample of about 400 Tunisian students. This study focuses on the adoption factors of the Internet and market services (e-commerce). Structured in two parts, the first part of the survey is exploited using econometric statistics and the second part uses structural equation analysis methods. The results of the thesis show that while the use of the internet is relatively well distributed to young Tunisians, the willingness to adopt e-commerce should be encouraged. For this, an adoption model is proposed in the second part of the thesis. It highlights what factors encourages or inhibit the adoption of e-commerce in Tunisia. The results of this model and the work carried out in Part 1 allow in the concluding part of the thesis to make various recommendations to companies engaged in a project to put their commercial activity online on one hand, and on the other hand towards the public actors to encourage the adoption of the internet marketing services in Tunisia
Besbes, Abir. "Contribution à la modélisation de la formation des pratiques liées à l’appropriation technologique multi-niveaux : Cas du commerce électronique dans le contexte tunisien." Thesis, Université Côte d'Azur, 2022. http://www.theses.fr/2022COAZ0004.
Full textThe problem of the dissonance between technology and the degree of its use and appropriation is undoubtedly complex. In the Tunisian context, e-commerce is one of the emblems of this problem. The phenomenon is complex and cannot be reduced to simple causes or simple facts. We are looking in general at how the appropriation of technology is constructed at the individual, organizational and ecosystem levels in the case of electronic commerce. To study such a phenomenon linked to complex organizations which act in a complex way in a complex environment, we combine the complexity approach and the appropriation approach. These two theoretical approaches were mobilized with the principles of intelligibility to model in a systemic way the ecosystem of e-commerce and the process of action as well as the processes of formation of practices related to technological appropriation at the individual and organizational levels.In an epistemological posture based on the multi-paradigm, we advocate methodological principles related to the construction of knowledge. Our qualitative research follows an abductive approach and is based on the plurality of methods as strategies for accessing data (multiple case studies and phenomenology) considering the diversity of the units of analysis (consumers, enterprises, experts and administrative officers). In a preliminary phase of empirical exploration, we conducted 25 non-directive interviews with Tunisian Internet users and enterprises that have already adopted e-commerce. In a later phase, we conducted 51 semi-structured in-depth interviews, 33 questionnaires, 3 non-participating observations and 4 group interviews which they incorporate the association network technique.In this case, the e-commerce ecosystem is presented not simply as an elementary unit or a global unit grouping components and actors, but as a complex unit made up of various elements, having specific qualities and others emerging and comprising antagonistic forces as well as constraints that produce inhibitions. The idea of complex unit has helped us to conceive at the same time the whole ecosystem, its various components and the relationships between them. The order and the disorder of the ecosystem have been recognized in antagonistic, complementary and competing ways. Thus, we move from a partial explanation to a holistic explanation and then to a complex explanation. Our study suggests that there is an accumulation of multi-level problems that inhibit the formation of practices related to the appropriation of e-commerce in the Tunisian context. Order is incapable of gaining ground on disorder. There are no rich and proliferating interactions of which considerable transformations can change the entire ecosystem. Entropy and negentropy at the ecosystem level are found in obstruction by a blockage in feedback and reorganization.To reduce the dissonance observed between technology and the evolution of its use and appropriation practices, we propose a managerial model made up of seven actions likely to be performing in the case of e-commerce: Think Different, reformulate strategies, strengthen transformative capacity through power, develop the interactions, establish a system of ethics, reshape the system of meaning and reinforce trust in the social space
Berrajah, Mohamed Amine. "Les facteurs d'adoption du commerce électronique au sein des PME en Tunisie." Mémoire, 2008. http://www.archipel.uqam.ca/1686/1/M10463.pdf.
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