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Journal articles on the topic "Communication dans les organisations – Pays de l'Union européenne"
Piron, Claude. "Communication linguistique." Language Problems and Language Planning 26, no. 1 (May 3, 2002): 23–50. http://dx.doi.org/10.1075/lplp.26.1.03pir.
Full textÉthier, Diane. "Promotion de la démocratie dans les Balkans: L'efficacité inégale de la conditionnalité et des incitatifs." Canadian Journal of Political Science 39, no. 4 (December 2006): 803–25. http://dx.doi.org/10.1017/s000842390606029x.
Full textJansen, Wim. "La rusa lingvo en la novaj rilatoj de Eŭropa Spac-Agentejo." Language Problems and Language Planning 16, no. 3 (January 1, 1992): 253–59. http://dx.doi.org/10.1075/lplp.16.3.05jan.
Full textDissertations / Theses on the topic "Communication dans les organisations – Pays de l'Union européenne"
Dacheux, Éric. "La Communication persuasive intra-communautaire : communiquer autrement dans la communauté européenne de demain." Rennes 2, 1994. http://www.theses.fr/1994REN20002.
Full textHow to create persuasive ways of communicating capable of changing attitudes or behaviours in a multicultural population amongst the countries of the european communty? The corporate presidents, the european comminttee and the non governmental associations all respond to this question in one and the same way. By talking advantage of the communication agencies. However these agencies employ a large range of persuasive techniques that reinforce the habits of consumption, but are unable to provoke deep and durable behavioural changes. These techniques created for and by the lucrative sector meet the industrial managers requirements (widen the range of the European economy) but do not allow the European committee ant the ngo to obtain their respective goals : to create an intercultural European union, and to provoke an anti productive cultural revolution. In fact, the European social actors who pursue non lucrative objectives have to starting tomorrow forgo a persuasive communication, that plays on the subconscience of the consumer, in order to create a new persuasive communication model, that enlists the conscious participation of the European citizen. True persuasive communication is not education, it is creation
Kustosz-Cambier, Isabelle. "Institutionnalisation de l'activité de recherche à travers le cas du programme cadre de recherche et de développement technologique de l'Union européenne." Thesis, Lille 1, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012LIL12012/document.
Full textThe aim of this thesis is to analyse how the EU’s Framework Programme for research leads to the institutionalization of research activities, imposing management tools and consequently a powerful pattern on the design of public research policies. The result of this institutionalization is that levels of governance are affected beyond the European level. This analysis uses three concepts to consider successively three kinds of actors involved in this FP. The first concept is public policy instrumentation at the macro level. I explain how and why European policy makers offer the FP and how this establishes a particular way to bind science and society. I argue that this utilitarian binding favours technical tools which force research communities to adapt. Institutionalization is a concept which allows us to understand the isomorphism which encourages intermediate operators (Member states and sub-national actors, such as regional authorities and public research organizations) both to legitimize and to reproduce this instrument. In doing so, they contribute to the standardization of programing and funding research policies. Finally, by using the regulation concept, the micro level can be analysed within which the FP is implemented by research communities and individual researchers themselves. I show how organizational constraints and values conflicts are overcome and the leading to effects on strategic actions and particular forms of acceptance
Sudre, Aurore. "L'efficacité des outils de rapprochement dans les espaces francophone et européen." Thesis, Lyon 3, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011LYO30108.
Full textThe European and the Francophone spaces, which partly intersect, are marked with the cultural diversity of their people. Nonetheless these last ones feel far from technocratic Europe and Francophonie which is both unknown and reduced to colloquia and cocktail parties. The European Union (EU) has established a European citizenship and a certain feeling of being European coexists with the many identities made by the process of the current globalization. For its part, the International Organization of Francophonie (IOF), which is not a regional integration organization, could not institute such an instrument and the Francophone identity is still at issue. Leaded by solidarity in a prospect of a long-lasting peace, these two international organizations have created tools of rapprochement in the fields of education, culture and media with the useful support of new information and communication technologies
Mariani-Benigni, Isabelle. "Les contributions financières des producteurs dans le cadre des organisations communes des marchés agricoles." Aix-Marseille 3, 1994. http://www.theses.fr/1994AIX32024.
Full textAmong the measures adopted to balance the agricultural markets, the community legislator chose to charge the producer for all or part of the costs resulting from the selling of agricultural surplus by the eec, establishing financial contribution in the common organisation of markets (com) of milk and dairy products (1977) and of cereals (1986). They were modelled on contributions to the production of sugar and isoglucose set up from the com creation. "unity and diversity" link these contributions : unity, because all of them are based on article 43 eec and implemented according to much the same rules ; diversity, because they follow different aims (account purpose to guarantee the sector's budgetary autonomy for sugar and isoglucose contribution, instrument of penalty allowing only to decrease the costs which lay on the community budget for coresponsibility levies), and because only sugar and isoglucose contributions which are correctly budgeted on the basis of article 201 eec, become proper resources, while coresponsibility levies, listed on the basis of article 43 eec, remain "intervention measurtes with economical finality" budgeted as negative expenses, interfering with basic legal rules
Le, Gac Hélen. "L'encadrement juridique communautaire des sciences et technologies du vivant dans le secteur agro-alimentaire." Paris 1, 2001. http://www.theses.fr/2001PA010283.
Full textBeraha, Sol. "Exploitation échelonnée des films cinématographiques, propriété intellectuelle et droit de la communication audiovisuelle en France et dans la CEE." Paris 2, 1995. http://www.theses.fr/1995PA020053.
Full textThe gradual exploitation of cinematographic films (holbacks) is part of a large ensemble of measures adopted by the law of audiovisual communication in france in order to profect the cinematographic industry by establishing reasonable conditions of concurrence between cinema and the other audiovisual medias, transmitting, cinematographic works. The same preoccupation is shared by the european authorities as well who within an effort of harmonising the rules of copyright and those relative to radiotelevision broadcast as well as within an effort of accomplishing a european audiovisual policy, have adopted equivalent measures to those of french law
Sannino, Annalisa. "L'élaboration des avis dans une assemblée consultative de l'Union européenne : un jeu de langage dans un collectif complexe et en évolution." Nancy 2, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000NAN21021.
Full textIt is a major challenge to understand how linguistic activity is organized in broad and multicultural working collectives. This form of professional life mobilizes every day several million people in various existing international institutions. It is necessary to construct tools that facilitate interaction and work in this type of social systems. To achieve this, we need to uncover the interactional mechanisms which control these practices. My research is guided by this perspective. I study the linguistic activity realized in the development of an expert opinion in a Consultative Assembly of the European Union, the Economic and Social Committee (C. E. S. ). I describe this activity as a language game as Wittgenstein conceived it, namely as an event which is not controllable at the theoretical level because of its uniqueness. Proceeding within the theoretical framework of Interlocutionary Logic, I propose a device of analysis which makes it possible to explore this language game and to uncover some of its constitutive features
Park, Bong Sung. "La culture européenne et la mondialisation des médias : Profits et dommages pour cette culture défiée par les systèmes planétaires d'information." Paris 2, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004PA020029.
Full textJean, Patrick. "Perspectives françaises et francophones dans l'Europe de demain." Paris 4, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/1999PA040271.
Full textMorival, Yohann. "Les Europes du Patronat : l'enjeu "Europe" dans les organisations patronales françaises depuis 1948." Paris, EHESS, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015EHES0113.
Full textHow does Europe become a distinct issue within the Organisations of French Employers ? The question might sound surprising, since European integration is usually described as an exogenous and univocal process imposed to national actors. Still between 1948 and 2014, in the organisations examined here, various actors disagree on what integrating Europe means and how to deal with it (does the organisation need dedicated agencies?). With the ambition to enlighten those competing practices and representations of Europe, this dissertation mixes approaches the sociology of Employers' Organisations and a socio-history of European integration. The research is based on archival material, interviews and observations dealing mainly with the Confederation of French Employers (CNPF-MEDEF), including several sector-specific federations. The first part examines how various actors in the CNPF-MEDEF tried to define a position on European integration. It reveals that, over the period studied, no stable forum/framework existed, where those decisions were made. This research will then focus on the various ways in reaching consensual decisions in the CNPF-MEDEF, in order to explain the fluctuating success of the Organisation in reaching decisions about Europe. The second part considers how the actors of the Employers' Organisations did acquire and claimed for various forms of legitimacy to deal with Europe, both at the national and at the European level. Furthermore, the inquiry shows how the modes of operation of the French Employers' representatives did change at the European level. It is then possible to understand that practices at the national and European levels were different, without them to be fully autonomous from one another