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Nadeau, Sylvain. "Religion et structures administratives : le cas du comité catholique du Conseil supérieur de l'éducation du Québec." Thesis, National Library of Canada = Bibliothèque nationale du Canada, 1998. http://www.collectionscanada.ca/obj/s4/f2/dsk2/tape15/PQDD_0024/MQ31769.pdf.
Full textWatters, Denis. "L'enseignement religieux catholique au Québec, 1963-1996 : du Rapport Parent aux États généraux sur l'éducation : autorités, stratégies, enjeux." Thesis, National Library of Canada = Bibliothèque nationale du Canada, 1999. http://www.collectionscanada.ca/obj/s4/f2/dsk1/tape8/PQDD_0006/NQ39406.pdf.
Full textGuelton, Frédéric. "Le général Weygand, vice-président du Conseil supérieur de la Guerre, 1931-1935." Paris 1, 1994. http://www.theses.fr/1994PA010617.
Full textThe aim of this thesis is to answer the following question : "was general Weygand, the vice-president of the war superior council between 1931 and 1935, a spectator, a walk-on or an actor on the french military and political scene?" to answer this question, general Weygand's personality within his human, political and military environment is studied first. Then, his strategie ideas and concepts are examined in order to determine whether ornot they were innovative and futuristic. Next the war superior council is examined to study its organisation and function, from its creation up to 1935, through general Weygand's action during all the meetings that took place between 1930 and 1935. Its real role and effect upon the french military policy are measured. Lastly a study of all the most important exercises organised by this superior council is used to determine the main strategic and tactical choices made by the french general staff. Our research has been enlarged to the steps taken by general Weygand to the benefit of the amy. Therefore the influence of economic, financial and budgetary questions upon the modernisation of the army are studied within the frame of a worldwide economic crisis. Attention is focused on the equipment of the army and the great question of motorisation and mechanisation. Lastly, general Weygand's concept and ideas about the national defense policy are studied logether with the organisation and the evolution of the army as part of the french armed forces. The organisation of the general staff, of its command structure and its links with the government have led. .
Lapeyre, Marie-Pierre. "Le conseil supérieur de la magistrature : essai sur la "représentation" de l'autorité judiciaire." Thesis, Toulouse 1, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017TOU10053.
Full textThe High Council of the judiciary has, according to the Constitution, the mission to assist the President of the Republic in his role as the protector of the Judicial Authority’s independence. It’s both a constitutional organ attach to the judicial function and a tool for the public service of justice’s administrative management. Yet, another dimension can be drawn from the written law as well as legal practice:“representation” the Judicial Authority’s interests. The High Council appears more and more as the representative of the “Judicial Authority” (not the body of magistrates which is only a part of it), but foremost it appears as the representative of its values (unity of the judiciary, independence, ethics, …). In this view, studying sources of the law (provisions and opinions of the High Council) shows that the High Council, beyond the institution and its missions, builds gradually an idea of what ought to be the Judicial Authority and intends to defend it against lobbying. In this meaning of the word, the High Council represents the Judicial Authority. If some legal scholars would like to see its missions broadened, in the name of Human Rights, to encompass all the organs that carry out materially judicial duties, it seems wise that the High Council stays the representative of the Judicial Authority alone. Indeed, its composition pluralist, of magistrates and outside persons, keeps it from politics and corporatism, this detachment laying the conditions needed for guarantying the Judicial Authority’s independence
Lambert, Berthe A. "Le conseil d'administration : un souverain fantôme ou un organe d'influence et de contrôle ?" Grenoble 2, 1991. http://www.theses.fr/1991GRE21030.
Full textThe major objective of this doctoral thesis is to deepen the knowledge regarding the roles and functions of boards of directors of quebec's hospitals. A model is developped to explore new elements regarding the roles of boards in theory and in practice. Results show a significant gap between the roles described by theoricians and the roles effectively played. The study demonstrates that actors can damp the effeciency of the members of the board: 1) the chief executive officer (c. E. O), 2 the chairman of the board, 3) the research data also show that the members are not well prepared or qualified to play fully their roles
Balandier, Michaël. "Le Conseil supérieur de la magistrature : de la révision constitutionnelle du 27 juillet 1993 aux enjeux actuels." Besançon, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004BESAA015.
Full textMagimel, Claire. "La place du handicap et des étudiants handicapés à l'université : accessibilités et usages en Ile de France et au Québec." Paris 5, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004PA05H022.
Full textThe number of disables students entering the university has been increasing regularly for the past 25 years. The university has to adjust to the particular needs of the new population. It must now find solutions for each particular problem, whereas it traditionally concerned with equal treatment all treatment of all students. Thanks to numerous awareness programs, disables students have gained their rightful place within the university. No longer discriminated against, the have become an indication of proper functioning of the institutional system, and their presence is a source of general progress. But to raise the question of handicap leads to the question of accessibility. This concept in multiple begins the process of rephrasing the notion of handicap from its medical context, to viewing it as an inadequacy between individuals and their environment. Generalized in this way, everyone must recognize that it may have to deal with a handicap at some point
Montseny, Jean-Paul. "Contribution a l'étude du pouvoir normatif et à la notion de régulation : l'exemple du conseil supérieur de l'audiovisuel." Paris 10, 1999. http://www.theses.fr/1999PA100068.
Full textAdler, Chloé. "Changement et enseignement supérieur : une analyse des configurations, de l'identité académique et de l'engagement étudiant." Doctoral thesis, Université Laval, 2020. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/66691.
Full textSince the creation of a welfare state at the end of World War II, going through the rationalization trends of the 80's and more recently the emergence of technological innovation and new forms of knowledge production and dissemination, the university has been at the center of numerous debates concerning its mission and its role within society. In response to these discussions and questions reflecting the social and economic environment in which this institution operates, the university was led to introduce changes in the forms of knowledge production as well as the status and role of its main internal (administrators, academics, students) and external (governments, companies) stakeholders in the process of these changes. The goal for the university is to put itself in a leading position in societies in which economic performance is increasingly dependent on knowledge and education. However, little research has focused on reporting, through an integrated approach based on macro, meso and micro levels of analysis, the main mutations that have marked and mark even more the university nowadays. Trying to remedy this weakness, this thesis aims to deal with the main transformations the institution has experienced, on a triple plan that integrates the context, content and process of change. The first article of this thesis aims to determine whether the university as a pluralist organization is able to evolve towards a post-bureaucratic configuration. By a discourse analysis of four meta-actors of three key moments of change that marked the Québec university, this article wishes to highlight that the university has evolved by sedimentation in its configuration, based on a fragile consensus on a difficult cohabitation between social democratic values versus rationalization ones. In this context, the evolution towards a postbureaucratic configuration would require actions in response to this strategic ambiguity, particularly those initiated by teachers and administrators. It would also require as well a new actor that is the industry, without however challenging the already existing consensus. The second article of this thesis attempts to account for the way in which academic identity is defined in reaction to a neo-liberal orientation of the university. Based on a meta-synthesis of 19 qualitative and empirical articles that investigated the impacts of New Public Management and managerialism on the identity of the members of the academic staff of universities, this article tries to highlight how these individuals define / redefine their identity V in light of institutional work and the type of agency mobilized by these actors. Academics then would particularly benefit from developing a projective agency and diversifying their places of support in order to make their managerial identity experience less difficult. Finally, the third chapter of this thesis seeks to make an inventory of the forms of student engagement in the face of the growing emergence of a movement. Based on a general inductive analysis, this chapter attempts to understand better the individual experience of student engagement. Thus, it seeks to give an account of the way in which the individual student representative engages and acts within his engagement in a context of emergent change. Student representatives do not seem to meet in their engagement, as evidenced by the grassroots leadership activities that are mobilized by these individuals in response to the emergence of change.
Tanguay, Dominique. "L'incidence de la maternité et de la paternité sur la persévérance aux études doctorales." Thesis, Université Laval, 2014. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2014/30056/30056.pdf.
Full textGroleau, Amélie. "Entre reproduction et individualisation sociales : analyse des parcours hésitants ou de mobilité scolaire descendante dans l'enseignement supérieur québécois." Paris, EHESS, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015EHES0184.
Full textThis thesis focuses on individuals from well-educated families who have experienced uncertain pathways or downward mobility in Quebec's postsecondary educational system. These individuals, who have interrupted their studies before graduation or who didn't obtain a university diploma, seem to deviate from formal schooling norms or from the established family educational trajectory. Are these situations flaws in the social reproduction system or indications of the increasing individualization of educational pathways? To answer this question, we proposed three avenues of interpretation: 1) the influence of Quebec's socio-educational context on the individualization of school pathways; 2) the transmission of the family cultural heritage and its effects on educational uncertainty and choices; 3) the dynamic influence of academic and non-academic experiences on the interruption of schooling or the abandonment of university aspirations. The analysis of twenty-one retrospective interviews led to the creation of two analytical classifications. The first one describes objectively the morphologies of the pathways and reveals their strong heterogeneity. The second one exposes the action rationale found in the interviewees' life story. While it highlights a certain influence of the family on the pathways, it stresses the fact that academic and non-academic experiences are paramount. Finally, these educational careers can be understood as reflecting the recent educational and social mobility of Quebec's francophone population and an increasing individualization of the educational pathways
Benabdeljalil, Asmaa. "Une étude exploratoire sur les étudiants internationaux migrants : projet d'immigration et expérience de travail durant les études." Thesis, Université Laval, 2009. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2009/26304/26304.pdf.
Full textMéon, Jean-Matthieu. "L'euphémisation de la censure : le contrôle des médias et la protection de la jeunesse : de la proscription au conseil." Université Robert Schuman (Strasbourg) (1971-2008), 2003. http://www.theses.fr/2003STR30010.
Full textThis study offers an analysis of the public systems of protection of youth from the media and of their evolutions, in France, from 1949 to 2002. Il thus contributes to the analyses of censorship and gives an account of the conditions of definition and transformation of the methods of the symbolic interventionism of the State. Two systems are specifically studied: the law of July 16" 1949, on publications for children and adolescents, and the television "signalétique" implemented by the Conseil Supérieur de l'Audiovisuel (CSA) and the national channels since November 1996. The main argument here is the euphemisation of censorship, resulting from evolutions specific to the social configurations in which the control is conceived and implemented. Therefore, the logics of the evolution are linked to the political, social, economic and institutional contexts of the control. This argument is based on the use of written materials, interviews and an ethnographic observation
Osmann, Marie-Josée. "Des groupes de femmes au sein d'un conseil régional de développement, l'exemple de Québec : enjeux et alliances." Thesis, National Library of Canada = Bibliothèque nationale du Canada, 1997. http://www.collectionscanada.ca/obj/s4/f2/dsk3/ftp05/mq25345.pdf.
Full textDumouchel, Bernard. "Analyse exploratoire des effets de l'internationalisation des universités." Paris 8, 2001. http://www.theses.fr/2001PA082006.
Full textGrebille, Olivier. "Le régime disciplinaire des magistrats de l'ordre judiciaire." Nice, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000NICE0033.
Full textLecompte, Flavie. "L'abandon des études doctorales à l'Université Laval : facteurs associés et motifs de départ." Master's thesis, Université Laval, 2004. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/43942.
Full textHedhili, Amira. "Analyse multidimensionnelle de la persévérance aux études universitaires de premier cycle." Doctoral thesis, Université Laval, 2016. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/26810.
Full textDropout from undergraduate university programs has attracted researchers’ attention. However, it is difficult to understand persistence in undergraduate studies due to the complexity of this phenomenon and the large number of associated factors. Persistence in undergraduate studies seems to be related to individual, contextual factors and the financial situation during the studies. Until now, these factors were studied independently, and to our knowledge, no study attempted to take into account the combined effect of these factors in the same model. In this doctoral dissertation, our goal is to understand the relevant determinants of undergraduate persistence based on expectancy-value theory (Eccles et al., 1983), the interactional model (Tinto, 1975) and the financial impact model (Paulsen & St. John, 1997; St. John, 1990; St. John et al., 1994). The purpose of this dissertation is thus to validate a model of persistence. It includes two studies. A retrospective study that allows the assessment, from the previous experience of students (n = 731), of factors that played a role in persistence. Also, a prospective study was conducted over a 6 months period in a sample of students pursuing a bachelor’s program at Laval University (n = 3 084). Findings of the retrospective study indicate that the financial variables, previous academic performance, and the fact of obtaining a college degree (Cégep) predict students’ persistence. In the prospective study, among the factors considered, competence beliefs, expectancies for success, and the intrinsic value contribute in the prediction of intention to persist. Only two interactional factors predict the intention to persist: peer-group interactions and the institutional and goal commitments. For the second measuring time embedded in the prospective study, we observed that intention to persist, faculty concern for student development and teaching, academic and intellectual development and the fact of obtaining a college degree (Cégep) predict persistence. Theoretical, methodological, and practical implications are discussed and directions for further research are proposed.
Fradette, Angèle. "L'alliance entre les théories féministes et la formation universitaire : le cas de l'institut Simone de Beauvoir." Paris 10, 1995. http://www.theses.fr/1995PA100095.
Full textThis dissertation explores the North American phenomenon of women's studies as a new model of education for women. Using a comprehensive perspective on women's education, this analysis simultaneously addresses the socialization of women at the university and those feminist pedagogical strategies which attempt to respond to women's "under-socialization" within the academic milieu. A review of the relevant literature stresses the importance of context in pedagogy and the interaction between the "actors" (teachers and students) and their contexts. These are key concepts for the understanding of the contribution of feminist theories to the field of university education. In order to render the context of feminist pedagogy more comprehensive, there is also a review of the history of women in post-secondary education. The case study of the Simone de Beauvoir institute of Concordia university in Montréal (Québec) illustrates the complexity of the process of the "desocialization-resocialization" of women on the basis of: (1) an historical and organizational study of the institute: and (2) a series of non-directive interviews with students regarding the contents and pedagogical methods used in women's studies courses they have taken at the institute. The main results of this research are of a dichotomous nature: the case study reveals the apparent resignation of women as a group from participation within the university structures. However, il also reveals the acquired pedagogical knowledge essential as much for women as a group as for the field of educational theory. This acquired pedagogical knowledge locates individual women and women as group at the university as social actors engaged in a struggle to better their situation. In conclusion, women's studies is a new educational model for women which is still largely in a process of
Prince, Michèle. "La réécriture accompagnée : une démarche didactique complexe pour améliorer la compétence scripturale." Thesis, Université Laval, 2011. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2011/28594/28594.pdf.
Full textChabot, Line. "Le Conseil d'hygiène de la Province de Québec et la lutte contre la variole au Québec : l'épidémie de 1901-1902 et le cas du Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean." Master's thesis, Université Laval, 2001. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/28568.
Full textDeparis, Ariane. "Historique et typologie du controle des produits audiovisuels : bilan et perspectives." Paris 1, 1994. http://www.theses.fr/1994PA010298.
Full textThis thesis aims at presenting the various modes of control over audio-visual products according to their traditional typology : cinema-films, television-fictions and videocassettes. Now a days these controls are justified thank to the child and teenager welfare. These attempt to supervise the marketing of products showing characteristics of violence or sex susceptible of being prejudicial to the mental and psychological development of youth. Due to the improvements of audio-visual techniques thus creating new modes of consuming pictures, controls applied according to this typology loose effectiveness. We will suggest a classification systeme isolated from the audio-visual market support wich would inform the consumers of these characteristics. Through a home relayed filtering system this classification would allow a selection of types or characteristics of products requested, both for tv programmes and videos supports. It would as well serve as a reference for the control of entries to public cinema halls
Fiorino, Marie France. "Le régime juridique des réseaux cablés : réflexion sur l'adaptation du droit à l'évolution technologique." Toulouse 1, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004TOU10058.
Full textThe technological progress has created a market in which companies have participed along with the authorities, which reinforces its technological legitimacy. The main postulate is the following : the innovations due to the increase in the number of offers to citizens, are fit to meet their expectations. This argument has led to the development of political choices concerning cable networks, focusing on the infrastructures owing to the economical and industrial prospects they are supposed to offer. The issues relative to this infrastructure, supposed to fulfill the unsatisfied request has led to the creation, in 1982, of a public service mission under the responsabilty of territorial communities and the "Conseil supérieur de l'audiovisuel", an independent administrative authority, to which the Governement has transfered some of its powers. The legal system has been adapted to the organization of cable networks in the form of public service. However as competitors have occupied the market, the cable networks haven't come forward with specific TV programs. If the initial organisation of cable networks as a public service has rapidlly been recognized as ineffective, and if this explains the further evolution of its legal system in the name of competitive demand, the technical evolution and the political voluntarism seem, nevertheless, to have led to a renewed interest in the public laws. But the TV channels broadcasting is subject to legal regulations which despite their flexibility still remain rather strict due to cultural concerns
Guevara, Rivera Yenny Carolina. "Recrutement, indépendance et responsabilité des magistrats en Colombie : le cas de la Cour Suprême de Justice et du Conseil Supérieur de la Judicature." Thesis, Université Grenoble Alpes (ComUE), 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015GREAD005.
Full textThis researching work intends to provide theoretical and practical elements to enrich the debate about the causes and consequences of the politicization of two high tribunals in Colombia. In fact, this doctoral project analyses the way the election of the high judges is carried out and the respective consequences of these selection processes. Throughout a quantitative and qualitative analysis, we explore the way the autonomy of the judges is conditioned by their election process. Finally, the current state of the assessment between independence and responsibility of the judges is also tackled
Gérin-Lajoie, Serge. "Analyse du cours de vie relatif aux pratiques d'enseignement des nouveaux professeurs." Doctoral thesis, Université Laval, 2018. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/29808.
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Joncas, Jo Anni, and Jo Anni Joncas. "La justice aux études supérieures : l'incidence du contexte d'études sur la réalisation de la carrière scolaire de femmes autochtones universitaires." Doctoral thesis, Université Laval, 2018. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/31148.
Full textCette thèse porte sur la justice scolaire aux études supérieures au Canada. Plus précisément, nous nous intéressons à la problématique des faibles taux de scolarisation des étudiants autochtones universitaires. En concordance avec la perspective intersectionnelle, nous avons choisi de travailler uniquement avec des femmes autochtones. L’analyse de la carrière scolaire de femmes autochtones universitaires est particulièrement éclairante pour mieux saisir la justice –ou l’injustice– éducationnelle des systèmes éducatifs canadiens en raison de l’imbrication des oppressions auxquelles elles font face. La théorie de la justice sociale de l’approche par les capabilités d’Amartya Sen et les principaux concepts qui en découlent ont servi d’ancrages théoriques et conceptuels. Cette théorie met l’accent sur les possibilités de choix d’être et de faire que possèdent les individus. Notre objectif de recherche central est d’évaluer l’influence du contexte d’études d’étudiantes autochtones universitaires sur le développement de leurs possibilités réelles de réaliser la carrière scolaire qu’elles valorisent. La stratégie de recherche est l’étude multicas. Deux universités québécoises ont été investiguées. L’une de ces universités détient plusieurs mesures destinées aux étudiants autochtones alors que l’autre en détient très peu. Une analyse des droits et des politiques de même que du contexte d’études et des ressources institutionnelles qui s’adressent de près ou de loin aux étudiants autochtones universitaires a été effectuée. Nous avons aussi mené des entretiens individuels avec des intervenants universitaires et des entretiens sous forme de récit de vie avec des étudiantes autochtones dans chacune des universités investiguées. Notre processus d’analyse multidimensionnel s’est penché sur les différentes échelles sociales. À l’échelle macrosociale, nous avons fait une analyse documentaire du contexte d’études des répondantes. À l’échelle mésosociale, nous avons réalisé une analyse thématique des données...
This thesis focuses on issues regarding educational justice in Canadian higher education institutions. We are specifically interested in the low education rates of indigenous university students. We adopted an intersectional perspective and chose to exclusively work with indigenous women pursuing higher education at the university level. The analysis of the school career of indigenous women is particularly enlightening to better understand the justice −or injustice− of Canadian educational systems because of the complexity of the multiple forms of oppression they face. The social justice theory of Amartya Sen, founded on the capability approach, and the main concepts to which it relates, shape the basis of this study’s theoretical and conceptual framework. This theory focuses on the individuals’ choices of being and doing. The main objective of this thesis is to assess the influence of the context of studies on the possibilities of indigenous women to achieve the school career they want. Based on a multicase study, we investigated two universities in the province of Quebec (Canada). One of the universities offers very limited support to indigenous students, while the other has numerous measures, policies and services directed towards indigenous students. In each university, we conducted a three-staged data collection process: a) an educational policy analysis (national, provincial and of local policies); b) semi-structured interviews with staff members (faculty and administrative staff) on their professional experience with indigenous students; and c) life story interviews with indigenous women about their school careers. Our multidimensional analysis process looked at different social levels. At the macrosocial level, we conducted a literature review of the respondents' contexts of study. At the mesosocial level, we conducted a thematic analysis of the data gathered from interviews with university staff. At the microsocial level, we made a thematic analysis of the students' school careers. To conclude the analysis, we did a cross-sectional analysis of these three levels of data, which allowed us to meet our research objective. This thesis provides several interesting conclusions. Our results identify the effects of international, national, provincial and local initiatives on the deployment of our participants’ educational possibilities. For example, the international measures addressing indigenous education...
This thesis focuses on issues regarding educational justice in Canadian higher education institutions. We are specifically interested in the low education rates of indigenous university students. We adopted an intersectional perspective and chose to exclusively work with indigenous women pursuing higher education at the university level. The analysis of the school career of indigenous women is particularly enlightening to better understand the justice −or injustice− of Canadian educational systems because of the complexity of the multiple forms of oppression they face. The social justice theory of Amartya Sen, founded on the capability approach, and the main concepts to which it relates, shape the basis of this study’s theoretical and conceptual framework. This theory focuses on the individuals’ choices of being and doing. The main objective of this thesis is to assess the influence of the context of studies on the possibilities of indigenous women to achieve the school career they want. Based on a multicase study, we investigated two universities in the province of Quebec (Canada). One of the universities offers very limited support to indigenous students, while the other has numerous measures, policies and services directed towards indigenous students. In each university, we conducted a three-staged data collection process: a) an educational policy analysis (national, provincial and of local policies); b) semi-structured interviews with staff members (faculty and administrative staff) on their professional experience with indigenous students; and c) life story interviews with indigenous women about their school careers. Our multidimensional analysis process looked at different social levels. At the macrosocial level, we conducted a literature review of the respondents' contexts of study. At the mesosocial level, we conducted a thematic analysis of the data gathered from interviews with university staff. At the microsocial level, we made a thematic analysis of the students' school careers. To conclude the analysis, we did a cross-sectional analysis of these three levels of data, which allowed us to meet our research objective. This thesis provides several interesting conclusions. Our results identify the effects of international, national, provincial and local initiatives on the deployment of our participants’ educational possibilities. For example, the international measures addressing indigenous education...
Gagnon, André. "Des défis d'hier aux défis de demain : le Conseil du patronat du Québec : orientation et idéologie de 1974 à aujourd'hui." Thesis, University of Ottawa (Canada), 1992. http://hdl.handle.net/10393/7952.
Full textHoule, Jean-Sébastien. "La médicalisation de la mort par les médecins hygiénistes de 1887 à 1922 : le Conseil d'hygiène de la province de Québec et l'encadrement des rites et des lieux funéraires." Thesis, Université Laval, 2007. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2007/24986/24986.pdf.
Full textGirouard, Guylaine. "L'admission des femmes à l'Université Laval : 1901-1945." Master's thesis, Université Laval, 1991. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/28405.
Full textO'Connor, Daniel. "Étude sur les perspectives des omnipraticiens du Québec quant à leur rôle-conseil concernant l'utilisation des médecines alternatives et complémentaires (MAC)." Mémoire, Université de Sherbrooke, 2008. http://savoirs.usherbrooke.ca/handle/11143/3975.
Full textSkakni, Isabelle. "Les représentations de la carrière professorale des étudiantes et étudiants au doctorat." Thesis, Université Laval, 2011. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2011/28530/28530.pdf.
Full textOuellet, Danielle. "L'émergence de deux disciplines scientifiques à l'Université Laval entre 1920 et 1950 : la chimie et la physique." Doctoral thesis, Université Laval, 1991. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/17648.
Full textTricot-Chamard, Isabelle. "Les droits de la personnalité et la télévision." Paris 1, 2001. http://www.theses.fr/2001PA010343.
Full textTherrien, Sébastien. "Le rôle joué par le Conseil d'hygiène de la province de Québec dans la prévention de la variole de 1888 à 1922." Mémoire, Université de Sherbrooke, 2001. http://savoirs.usherbrooke.ca/handle/11143/2303.
Full textVielmas, Sebastián. "El invierno chileno et le printemps érable : coalitions contestataires, cadrages et politiques publiques (2011-2012)." Master's thesis, Université Laval, 2019. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/67935.
Full textThe 2012 Quebec Maple Spring (printemps érable, in French) and the 2011 Chilean Winter (Invierno chileno, in Spanish) began as 'simple' demonstrations of students contesting tuition-fee increases and lack of accessibility to higher education. After weeks of mobilization, they became broad social movement coalitions that criticized the commodification of social rights and a restricted democracy, while proposing alternatives. Based on a dialogue between these two cases, this research illustrates how, despite marked differences between Chilean and Quebec societies, the movements nevertheless shared similarities in their collective action tactics and strategies. In both cases, the explosion of these movements was not happenstance: student organizations learnt from prior experiences and prepared the ground to make visible their movements in the public sphere by forging links with the trade unions and civil society organizations. The careful communications strategies and framing developed by student organizations successfully linked various social actors to the mobilization. Finally, government contempt and police repression faced by the movements proved to strengthen their resolve and their plight in public opinion. These broad social movement coalitions have sparked public debate in Chile and Quebec about the right to education, social rights and the very notion of democracy. There have been short-term impacts on public education policies and long-term impacts on the political spectrum with the emergence and consolidation of new generational political projects. Keywords: Student movement; Maple Spring; Chilean Winter; Quebec; Chile; Social movement coalitions.
La Primavera de Arce (printemps érable, en francés) de Quebec, en 2012 y el Invierno chileno de 2011 comenzaron como "simples" manifestaciones de estudiantes que desafiaban los aumentos de los aranceles universitarios y la falta de acceso a la educación superior. Después de semanas de movilización, se convirtieron en coaliciones amplias de movimientos sociales que criticaron la mercantilización de los derechos sociales y la democracia limitada, al tiempo que proponían alternativas. Esta investigación, basada en un diálogo entre estos dos casos, ilustra cómo, a pesar de las marcadas diferencias entre las sociedades chilena y quebequense, los movimientos compartieron similitudes en sus tácticas y estrategias de acción colectiva. Tanto en un caso como en el otro, la expansión de estos movimientos no sucedió por casualidad: las organizaciones estudiantiles aprendieron de experiencias pasadas y prepararon el terreno para que el movimiento fuera visible en la esfera pública, en particular mediante la creación de vínculos con sindicatos y organizaciones de la sociedad civil. Un factor de éxito de lo anterior, lo constituyó el desarrollo cuidadoso de estrategias de comunicación por parte de las organizaciones estudiantiles. De este modo, la formulación de los mensajes permitió vincular a diversos actores sociales con la movilización. Finalmente, el desprecio de sus respectivos gobiernos y la represión policial que enfrentaron los movimientos, reforzaron su determinación y su posicionamiento en la opinión pública. Estas coaliciones de movimientos sociales provocaron un debate público en Chile y en Quebec sobre el derecho a la educación, los derechos sociales y la noción misma de democracia. Se produjeron impactos a corto plazo en las políticas de educación pública e impactos a largo plazo en el espectro político con el surgimiento y la consolidación de nuevos proyectos políticos generacionales. Palabras clave: movimiento estudiantil; Printemps Érable; Invierno chileno; Chile; Quebec; coaliciones de movimientos sociales.
Chenard, Pierre. "Construction et validation d'une typologie des départs institutionnels : (le cas de l'Université du Québec)." Doctoral thesis, Université Laval, 1989. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/29422.
Full textClavreul, Mylène. "Le rôle de la Nation crie du Québec dans la gouvernance de la Baie James : dans quelle mesure?" Mémoire, Université de Sherbrooke, 2013. http://hdl.handle.net/11143/6497.
Full textMartin, John. "La place de l'expérience dans un nouveau modèle de formation pastorale au sein de l'Église protestante évangélique francophone au Québec." Thesis, National Library of Canada = Bibliothèque nationale du Canada, 1999. http://www.collectionscanada.ca/obj/s4/f2/dsk1/tape8/PQDD_0007/NQ43092.pdf.
Full textDuclos, Virginie. "L'expérience migratoire d’étudiants d’Afrique subsaharienne francophone : une comparaison internationale." Paris 5, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011PA05H012.
Full textIn the context of the internationalization of higher education, the number of foreign students has quadrupled in the past thirty years, and reached 3. 3 million students worldwide in 2007-2008. The aim of this research is to compare the experience of migrant students who share a similar origine, that of francophone Sub-Saharan Africa, but who study in places with significant social and institutional differences (ie, differing policies at country and university levels). This approach allows us to gage the extent to which the characteristics of the host country - in social, economic, cultural and political terms - shape the experience of the students, and to compare this influence with the students' individual characteristics (gender, age, social class, previous experiences. . . ). In order to get closer to their subjectivity and the (re)construction of their experience, we conducted semi-structures interviews with thirty-four graduate students. The respondents were all originally from francophone Sub-Saharan Africa, and they were studying in Paris or in Montreal, either in the social sciences or hard sciences. Upon analysis, the data reveals a typology of migratory patterns which is essentially based on a person's social class: stories of migration vary tremendously between the "Inheritors", the middle class and the unlikely working class. A fourth type, that of emancipation, is unique to women, and transcends social classes
Hamel, Marie-Claude. "Nature et qualité des recommandations émises dans les rapports d'évaluation périodique des programmes universitaires." Master's thesis, Université Laval, 2015. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/26447.
Full textMany recommendations for improvement are issued following periodical evaluation of university programs in the province of Quebec. The present study examines, using experts’ point of view, the subject of the recommendations and assesses their quality. Results show that the majority of recommendations are about the means of a program, as defined in Plante and Bouchard’s framework (2002), for instance classes and their pedagogical content, teaching strategies and practical formations. Results of content evaluation are pointing out an issue with the quality of formulation, especially on the identification of the people responsible for the implementation, on the clarity of the wished ameliorations and the use of objective measures to evaluate the implemented recommendations. Good practices are proposed. This study shows how important it is to continue the searches in this direction. Keywords: recommendations, program evaluation, periodical evaluation of programs, study program, Quebec, quality of formulation, university teaching, Plante and Bouchard’s framework (2002).
Bonango, Ngontogo Landry. "L'effet des pratiques de GRH sur la performance des entreprises en contexte de gestion de projet : cas des firmes de génie-conseil du Québec." Thèse, Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières, 2003. http://depot-e.uqtr.ca/4519/1/000105211.pdf.
Full textLégaré, Denyse. "L'enseignement de l'architecture à l'École des beaux-arts de Québec : ses antécédents, son dévelppement et son apport à la profession." Doctoral thesis, Université Laval, 2000. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/28535.
Full textLachapelle, Marise, and Marise Lachapelle. "La négociation d'un parcours d'intégration : expériences postsecondaires d'Inuit du Nunavik." Doctoral thesis, Université Laval, 2017. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/27650.
Full textCette thèse est une contribution à l’étude de l’éducation postsecondaire des autochtones, plus spécifiquement des Inuit du Nunavik. Située dans le champ de l’anthropologie de l’éducation, elle documente l’expérience d’intégration des Nunavimmiut (habitants du Nunavik) dans les établissements d’enseignement postsecondaires au Québec. Elle porte une attention particulière à l’expérience collégiale, car cette étape, spécifique à la province, fait suite aux études secondaires et est antérieure à l’université. Elle examine plus particulièrement la place qui est faite aux Inuit dans le système d’éducation postsecondaire québécois. En s’intéressant aux négociations quotidiennes qu’effectuent les étudiants inuit, elle discute des expériences et des pratiques dont les registres ne tiennent pas compte. Celles-ci sont tout aussi déterminantes sur les résultats scolaires, sinon davantage, en plus d’être révélatrices des obstacles rencontrés par ces étudiants. En trame de fond, la méconnaissance des Québécois à l’égard des Inuit vient soutenir la pertinence de s’affranchir d’une approche d’intégration vers l’inclusion scolaire. Il semble y avoir consensus entre le gouvernement québécois et les organisations inuit sur l’importance d’augmenter la participation des Inuit aux études postsecondaires. Cependant, les options offertes aux Nunavimmiut participent à leur marginalisation sociale. Même si l’importance d’adapter l’éducation scolaire aux cultures autochtones en y intégrant leurs langues, leurs histoires, leurs revendications, leurs représentations du monde et leurs savoir-faire, est reconnue, bien peu de changements se constatent. Certes, l’intégration favorise la mise en place de stratégies compensatoires afin de permettre aux Inuit de participer à cette éducation standardisée reflétant la société québécoise, mais dans ce processus, le système d’éducation n’est pas remis en question. Dans une discussion entre intégration et inclusion, cette thèse soutient que malgré les mesures proposées par le gouvernement du Québec et le service aux étudiants du postsecondaire de la commission scolaire Kativik pour favoriser l’intégration des Nunavimmiut dans les établissements d’enseignement postsecondaires et dans les programmes, cette approche maintient la prédominance de l’éducation occidentale. Dans ce contexte, il y a peu de place pour être inuit, car ces dernières doivent s’adapter à cette trajectoire normalisée. Cependant, l’inclusion scolaire, dont les bienfaits sont reconnus par de nombreux chercheurs, semble représenter une voie prometteuse pour enfin accorder une valeur comparable aux Inuit en matière d’éducation postsecondaire et soutenir la décolonisation de l’éducation qu’attendent les Inuit et les Premières Nations du Québec.
This thesis is a contribution to the study of Aboriginal post-secondary education, specifically the Inuit of Nunavik. Located in the field of anthropology of education, it documents the Nunavimmiut (Nunavik residents) experiences of integration into post-secondary institutions in Quebec. It pays particular attention to the college experience, because students usually attend college university in Quebec. In particular, it examines the place made for the Inuit in the post-secondary education system in Quebec. By focusing on the day-to-day negotiations of Inuit students, it discusses experiences and practices that are not reflected in the registers. These are just as important to academic achievement, if not more revealing than the obstacles faced by these students. As a backdrop, Quebecers’ lack of knowledge of Inuit supports the relevance of moving away from intergration and moving towards inclusive education. There seems to be a consensus between the Quebec government and Inuit organizations on the importance of increasing Inuit participation in post-secondary education. However, the options available to the Nunavimmiut contribute to their social marginalization. Although the importance of adapting school education to indigenous cultures by integrating their languages, histories, claims, representations of the world and their knowledge is recognized, very few changes have be seen. Of course, integration favors the implementation of compensatory strategies to enable Inuit to participate in a standardized education reflecting Quebec society, but in this process, the education system is not called into question. In a discussion between integration and inclusion, this thesis argues that despite the measures proposed by the Government of Quebec and the post-secondary student services of the Kativik School Board to promote the integration of the Nunavimmiut into post-secondary institutions and programs, this approach maintains the predominance of a western education. In this context, there is little room for being Inuit, as they have to adapt to this normalized trajectory. However, inclusive education, which many researchers recognized as beneficial, appears to be a promising way to finally give Inuit the same value in post-secondary education and to support the decolonization of education that the Inuit and The First Nations of Quebec are waiting for.
This thesis is a contribution to the study of Aboriginal post-secondary education, specifically the Inuit of Nunavik. Located in the field of anthropology of education, it documents the Nunavimmiut (Nunavik residents) experiences of integration into post-secondary institutions in Quebec. It pays particular attention to the college experience, because students usually attend college university in Quebec. In particular, it examines the place made for the Inuit in the post-secondary education system in Quebec. By focusing on the day-to-day negotiations of Inuit students, it discusses experiences and practices that are not reflected in the registers. These are just as important to academic achievement, if not more revealing than the obstacles faced by these students. As a backdrop, Quebecers’ lack of knowledge of Inuit supports the relevance of moving away from intergration and moving towards inclusive education. There seems to be a consensus between the Quebec government and Inuit organizations on the importance of increasing Inuit participation in post-secondary education. However, the options available to the Nunavimmiut contribute to their social marginalization. Although the importance of adapting school education to indigenous cultures by integrating their languages, histories, claims, representations of the world and their knowledge is recognized, very few changes have be seen. Of course, integration favors the implementation of compensatory strategies to enable Inuit to participate in a standardized education reflecting Quebec society, but in this process, the education system is not called into question. In a discussion between integration and inclusion, this thesis argues that despite the measures proposed by the Government of Quebec and the post-secondary student services of the Kativik School Board to promote the integration of the Nunavimmiut into post-secondary institutions and programs, this approach maintains the predominance of a western education. In this context, there is little room for being Inuit, as they have to adapt to this normalized trajectory. However, inclusive education, which many researchers recognized as beneficial, appears to be a promising way to finally give Inuit the same value in post-secondary education and to support the decolonization of education that the Inuit and The First Nations of Quebec are waiting for.
Ratel, Jean-Luc. "Du projet d'études au projet de vie : une analyse des parcours universitaires chez les étudiants des Premières Nations du Québec." Doctoral thesis, Université Laval, 2019. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/35198.
Full textQuebec’s Indigenous peoples have long been excluded from higher education because of the historical context of social segregation and the assimilative aim of the formal education imposed on them. Today, that population is experiencing increasing graduation rates, but they are maintaining a persistent gap with the non-Indigenous population. The data collected from 23 Quebec First Nations university students and graduates, plus 11 professionals working with them, allowed us to see a common pattern in the different school pathways: study in order to improve the well-being of Aboriginal people within and outside the communities. Research general objectives are, first, to contribute to a better knowledge of the phenomenon of university studies among the First Nations of Quebec and, second, to understand the meaning conferred by Quebec First Nations students on their university studies. Research specific objectives are to: 1) Understand the relationship to Indigenous identity and culture among First Nations students and graduates; 2) Understand the main factors explaining the transition to university of First Nations students and how their pathways go; 3) Understand the projects and achievements of First Nations students in connection with their university studies; 4) Analyze the environment offer by universities and public authorities to help the integration of Indigenous students into the university community. This thesis explains how the educational pathways of First Nations university students in Quebec are clearly influenced by their relationship to Indigenous identity and culture, and how that influence gives birth to study projects in the form of life projects in an Indigenous environment (Blaser, 2004). These projects are of a collective nature and focus on the well-being of Indigenous peoples in general, in addition to the students themselves, whether in communities or outside. I also explain how students manage to combine the contributions of Indigenous education with those of Western education, in connection with the conception of the decolonization of education as defined by Battiste (2013). Their relationship to Indigenous identity and cultures is analyzed in relation to the power relationships between the majority culture in Quebec, which is, itself, a minority in the Canadian context (McAndrew, 2005). It is therefore by identifying the characteristic elements of the external and internal faces of their cultures (Juteau, 1999) that I capture this influence in their schooling and, more generally, in their lives. The students and graduates interviewed testify, each in their own way, the anchoring of their educational backgrounds in the university model as a democratic public sphere (Giroux, 2002) in order to develop the well-being of Indigenous peoples. Most have experienced work and involvement in Indigenous communities at different points in their lives. I also note that some do not seek to anchor their studies in the model of life projects, but they, then, live their cultures in other spheres of activity. Most of the participants are students whose parents have not attended university (so-called first generation) and it is in the transmission of a favourable relation to the school institution that is part of the explanation to their transition to university, in connection with the sociology of Lahire (1995). The discussion continues to reflect on the university institution itself and its metamorphosis, which has allowed an increasing number of Aboriginal people to attend it, in relation to the idea of multiversity (Kerr, 1967). I argue for an intercultural campus model (Tanaka, 2003) designed as a democratic public sphere in order to better respond to the contemporary challenges of ethnocultural diversity in Quebec universities.
Duclos, Virginie. "L'intégration d'étudiantes et étudiants tunisiens et marocains et la politique d'accueil, d'encadrement et d'intégration de l'Université Laval." Thesis, Université Laval, 2006. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2006/23915/23915.pdf.
Full textFawcett, Pamela. "L'étude de la corrélation entre le style d'apprentissage et l'abandon des apprenants adultes à la télé-université." Master's thesis, Université Laval, 1990. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/37350.
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Patton, Suzy. "Étude exploratoire de l'incidence de l'intimidation sur le parcours scolaire et la construction identitaire d'étudiants universitaires." Master's thesis, Université Laval, 2016. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/26762.
Full textSt-Pierre, Frédéric. "La formation initiale des gestionnaires favorise-t-elle la santé mentale et physique des travailleurs?" Thesis, Université Laval, 2007. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2007/24276/24276.pdf.
Full textGiroux, Louise. "L'autorégulation de l'apprentissage comme levier à l'affiliation d'étudiants étrangers inscrits dans le système universitaire québécois." Thèse, Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières, 2012. http://www.archipel.uqam.ca/5473/1/D2451.pdf.
Full textMahdavi, Zahra. "Analyse des besoins langagiers d'assistants d'enseignement internationaux poursuivant des études supérieures en sciences et en génie et des implications en découlant pour l'évaluation de leurs compétences langagières : une étude de cas." Doctoral thesis, Université Laval, 2016. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/27139.
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