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Journal articles on the topic "Décentralisation administrative – France"
Clarimont, Sylvie. "L'émergence de nouveaux territoires de la prospective : de la comarca des géographes à une structure intercommunale nouvelle." Sud-Ouest européen 20, no. 1 (2005): 115–30. http://dx.doi.org/10.3406/rgpso.2005.2904.
Full textDésiré, Gilles, and Dit Gosset. "Archives départementales de la Manche." Tocqueville Review 27, no. 2 (January 2006): 591–94. http://dx.doi.org/10.3138/ttr.27.2.591.
Full textLe Lidec, Patrick. "Le jeu du compromis : l'Etat et les collectivités territoriales dans la décentralisation en France." Revue française d'administration publique 121-122, no. 1 (2007): 111. http://dx.doi.org/10.3917/rfap.121.0111.
Full textClarimont, Sylvie. "Bassins – versants et décentralisation administrative : esquisse de comparaison France/Espagne." Cybergeo, January 1, 2004. http://dx.doi.org/10.4000/cybergeo.1296.
Full textHottin, Christian. "Lieux de pouvoirs. Architectures administratives de la France contemporaine, 1945-2013. Avant/Après la décentralisation." In Situ, no. 34 (April 24, 2018). http://dx.doi.org/10.4000/insitu.16062.
Full textDissertations / Theses on the topic "Décentralisation administrative – France"
Bénoit, Jean. "Théorie juridique de la décentralisation administrative en France." Paris 2, 1990. http://www.theses.fr/1990PA020114.
Full textCOMPARISON BETWEEN THE LOCAL COMMUNITIES AND THE DIFFERENT PUBLIC Artificial PERSONS CONCERNING FACTS AND LEGAL DATA (METHOD OF ANALYSIS, APPLICATION). THE STATE. ITS TWO ASPECTS : POLITICAL LEADERSHIP AND PROMULGATION OF LAWS ; APPLICATION. DISTINCTION BETWEEN THE "GOUVERNEMENTALE" FUNCTION AND THE "ADMINISTRATIVE" FUNCTION. DISTINCTION BETWEEN "DECENTRALISATION TERRITORIALE" AND : FEDERALISM; "DECONCENTRATION TERRITORIALE" AND "DECONCENTRATION PAR SERVICE" ; "DECENTRALISATION CORPORATIVE". LOCAL MATERS (WAYS OF DEFINITION, THE RELATIONSHIP OF THE SPECIFIC MATERS OF THE DIFFERENT COMMUNITIES). LOCAL FINANCE (FINANCIAL POWER PROBLEM). STATE SUPERVISION. POLITICAL SOCIETY, CIVIL SOCIETY, ADMINISTRATIVE SOCIETY. VALUE OF THE LOCAL LIBERTY (TOCQUEVILLE)
Amadei, Jean-Pierre. "Domaine public et décentralisation." Montpellier 1, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1996MON10006.
Full textThe link that binds "public domain" to decentralization reveals that law concerning public properties embody an institutional problem. Public domain was misinterpreted and confused with territory. Confrontation of free local administration with public "domainshif" generates mutual influences. In the first place, the public domain-system comprehends the decentralized parts that are being played. In the second place, as far as facing imperatives of free administration is concerned, it appears that public local "domainship" is transformed and autonomized. That deterritorialisations of domains. Public domain is being purified and recentred on a functional logic
Kihouoko, Gouari Désiré. "L'évaluation des politiques publiques : décentralisation et problèmes méthodologiques." Montpellier 1, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004MON10023.
Full textAl-Wadi, Sad Khalaf. "Décentralisation et collectivités locales en Jordanie." Rouen, 1987. http://www.theses.fr/1987ROUEL034.
Full textCentralization and decentralization are the two principles in the organisation of any society and, in particular, the state. This study is an analysis of territorial decentralization in Jordan. It proposes to shed ligth on the reality of this decentralization and the major differences in relation to french law. There can be no doubt that these two countries differ not only in their degree of development, but also in the socio-economic and political data found in the legal systems of both countries. This research begins with an analysis of the centralizing aspects of the administrative system. An account of the main stages of its evolution is followed by a study of the organisation of the state after independance (1946) and the present-day territorial structures. The analysis then turns to the decentralizing aspects of the system. It sheds ligth on the imbalance in communal structures, the re-eminence of the State vis-a-vis territorial communities and the ensuing consequences on local autonomy. The general conclusion is a critical appreciation of the jordanian administrative system and puts forward reforms necessary in the territorial structures of the country
Sainati, Gilles. "Décentralisation et systèmes experts : applications d'urbanisme communal." Montpellier 1, 1986. http://www.theses.fr/1986MON10007.
Full textAfter the law of decentralization, the local authorities find out new powers but also ambushes of an complex administrative law. Expert systems tools start a new way for the local data : spreading out tools able to relieve the public decider on his juridical choices and attend him in resolving complex problem. The principal field is urban management. Two prototypes realised during the search show the practicability of these tools. The principal difficulty is in the extracting administrative knowledge. Thus, we have to examine the epistemology of the decision in administrative law. These new datas are consisting by knowledge (knowledge data base). It's an revolution for the relations between administration business and people, more particularly in consideration of the french act on 6th jan. 1978 concerning liberty and data bases
Fressoz, Pierre. "Décentralisation et droit de la fonction publique." Paris 1, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1996PA010312.
Full textThe intersection of decentralization and public office concepts mainly concerns the local public office (though, decentralization also affects the state public office). Four paradigms measure the consequences of decentralization on the local public office: are the state and the local civil servant's statutes on all fours? Is the local civil servant's statute united or not? Is it subdued to public law or not? Does it shelter the local civil servants or not? The local civil servant's history shows that their statute has progressively gone public, united, protective and equal to the state civil servant's statute. The law no 84-53 of Jan. 26, 1984, consecrates this evolution in order to improve decentralization; but this law did not satisfy the local-government authorities. Therefore, the two main reforms (laws of Jul. 13, 1987, and Dec. 27, 1994) of the law of Jan. 26, 1984, have increased the local "autonomy", to the detriment of the unity and parity of state and local civil servant's statutes. And finally, these two reforms have not improved decentralization
Hoeffel, Dominique. "La place du département et de la région dans la décentralisation en France." Université Robert Schuman (Strasbourg) (1971-2008), 1989. http://www.theses.fr/1989STR30002.
Full textThe statute of march 2, 1982 pertaining to the "rights and freedoms of townships, departments and regions" in France is the result of a progressive evolution. The transformation of the "region", which has become a territorial collectivity elected by universal suffrage since 1986, represents a certain inconsistency in the nature and evolution of the relationship between local collectivities, and especially between the "region" and "department". Conflicts and considerable additional costs might be caused by the many steps of general administration. Since the elimination of either the "department" or the "region" is out of the question, there must be a way of getting these two levels to work together based on the fact that they complement each other instead of having them quarrel with each other on the grounds of legitimacy, rationality and fields of competence. Thus, it seems necessary to establish a minimum set of rules, to redistribute certain fields of competence in order to clearly define the roles and functions of the respective collectivities, i. E. The "department" could focus on administration ("administration de gestion" in french), whereas the "region" could concentrate on performing specific tasks ("administration de mission" in french). Co-ordination between these bodies is essential to avoid a situation of ruleless competition which would mean a return to the tutelage of the central
Houteer, Christine. "Recherche sur les bases constitutionnelles de la décentralisation territoriale." Toulouse 1, 1987. http://www.theses.fr/1987TOU10004.
Full textThe 1946 and 1958 constitutions have put the emphasis on territorial decentralisation, thus stressing the fact that it corresponds to the state's way of existence. An examination of the articles of the 1958 constitution that deal with decentralisation, as interpreted by the constitutional council, shows that decentralisation has been given a constitutional dimension that cannot be passed over
Ricordel, Pascal. "Économie politique de la décentralisation." Paris 1, 1994. http://www.theses.fr/1994PA010066.
Full textThe political economy of decentralization deals with the intermingled political and economic dimension of the decision of a unitary state to decentralize its powers. The framework of this work is based on the "public choice" litterature which helps to enlighten the behavior and power of every actors involved in the decentralization process. The study is divided into three parts in the first part, we argue about the logic of behaviour of the central state : the theoretical stakes of the decentralization for the collectivity as a whole and for the central state, as a special a ctor, are shown. In the third part, bureaucracy, interest groups and individuals are introduced into the analysis. The framework so achieved helps to understand the local public choice in a decentralized unitary state which is based more on "voice-mechanism" and the abilities for individuals to join clubs than the traditionnally-minded "exit-mechanism"
Steinmetz, Marie-Pierre. "Les conventions entre personnes publiques territoriales dans le cadre de la décentralisation." Metz, 1989. http://docnum.univ-lorraine.fr/public/UPV-M/Theses/1989/Steinmetz.Marie_Pierre_1.SMZ891.pdf.
Full textThe lows on decentralisation (over the period 1982-1989) allow territorial legal entities to conclude conventions between them (intercommunal charters for development and regional planning, conventions on the provision of services, planning contracts, individual contracts. . . ). This thesis sets out to chart this movement as an alert observed, while, at the same time, exending the analysis beyond a mere commentary, by seeking to situate the conventions within the distribution of power. The following questions have been dealt with : are conventions means of coordinating official interventions ? Do the methods and results meet expectations ? Are conventions a new method of administrative management? What is the legal value of the conventions have on the legal and institutional planes ?
Books on the topic "Décentralisation administrative – France"
Marconis, Robert. France: Recompositions territoriales. Paris: Documentation française, 2006.
Find full textPrinceton University. Center of International Studies., ed. Private power and centralization in France: The notaires and the state. Princeton, N.J: Princeton University Press, 1987.
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