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Journal articles on the topic "Droit coutumier – Nouvelle-Calédonie"
Kowasch, Matthias. "Le développement de l'industrie du nickel et la transformation de la valeur environnementale en NouvelleCalédonie." Journal of Political Ecology 19, no. 1 (December 1, 2012): 202. http://dx.doi.org/10.2458/v19i1.21727.
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David, Victor. "Pour une meilleure protection juridique de l’environnement en Nouvelle-Calédonie Innover par la construction participative du droit." Thesis, Paris Sciences et Lettres (ComUE), 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018PSLEH001/document.
Full textWhat environmental law for which society? With a method that combines a socio-anthropological examination and a legal examination, this thesis raises the question for New Caledonia, through an analysis of the recent past, contemporary difficulties and a re-foundation made possible by an evolution of legal thought and by means of tools developed recently elsewhere, which have made it possible, for example, to recognize the legal personality of elements of nature.Recognized as a global hotspot of biodiversity, with the exploitation of its huge nickel resources being a major environmental threat, how does New Caledonia, nearly 150 years after its annexation by France and its commitment for thirty years on the path of decolonization, fare in protecting its natural environment? The answer we get from the study of positive law, institutions, comparative law, speeches and field work is clear: the law applicable today in New Caledonia is the result of an exogenous rationalization of social relations. It is in fact unsuited to the cultural context of the Pacific. Balanced Man-Nature relations have been "disenchanted" by Christianization, colonization and scientific rationalization. As in many places, in New Caledonia, the sacredness that characterized these relationships has been sidelined in favor of what we have chosen to call "Noah’s complex" and which has become the foundation of any environmental policy. Our diagnosis on the limits of the current environmental law, reveals in detail the shortcomings of contemporary institutional engineering, based on political concerns for a peaceful management of a plural society and for rebalancing between communities and territories to compensate for underdevelopment due to past mistakes.However, there is a favorable context in recent years to re-enchant the legal protection of nature and its elements. Governments or judges in other latitudes recognize the legal personality of elements of nature. It is now possible to go beyond a restrictive conception of legal pluralism as the tight coexistence of irreconcilable legal orders and to advance towards a hybridization of the endogenous right and a legal order associated with the forms of the modern state. We will closely follow the co-construction, with the populations and the customary authorities, by the Loyalty Islands Province, of a negotiated environmental law and innovative principles that finally allow to fully take into account within positive law the Kanak vision of nature. Thanks to a participative method of elaboration of the law, it appears that we can reconcile the pluralisms (cultural, social, political and legal) of New Caledonia in the 21st century, within the framework of a negotiated law that is the only guarantee for the effectiveness of the law to protect the natural environment in a context of global environmental change
Mapou, Raphael. "Analyse dialectique des transformations du droit en Nouvelle-Calédonie : l'état colonial républicain face aux institutions juridiques Kanakes." Thesis, Perpignan, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018PERP0050/document.
Full textThe rule of law in New-Caledonia on September 30 2017, is the result of the republican law exportation procedure that lasted 164 years, the expression of the Judeo-Christian civilization on a territory that is situated 22 000 kilometres from continental France and its confrontation with customary rights, which is the expression and the cement of the Melanesian Yam civilization, consolidated one thousand years after Jesus christ. After the violent colonization and the proven failure of "the french way" decolonization engaged in 1946, another decolonization desired by the Kanak people following the insurrectional crisis of 4 years, started in 1988 and came to an end in 2018,with a result, of a series of three auto-determination referendums. The new juridical paradigm is introduced at the level of the french constitution by Noumea's agreement and it has opened the paths of a flexible french juridical monism and a legal dialogue between Kanak's indigenous law and the french republican law. The Kanak people adopted in 2014 the kanak's People Chart and they have positioned themselves for a cooperative legal pluralism and is waiting for the opening of the dialogue
Vinet, Anne-Sophie. "Le rôle du magistrat d'Outre-mer dans le processus de décolonisation : le cas néo-calédonien à la lumière du modèle sénégalais (1946-1982)." Montpellier 1, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007MON10006.
Full textWamytan, Léon. "Peuple kanak et droit français : du droit de la colonisation au droit de la décolonisation, l'égalité en question." Thesis, Clermont-Ferrand 1, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013CLF10422.
Full textIf the shock of the colonization of New Caledonia evoked in the introduction of the agreement on New Caledonia of May 5th, 1998 is not to be any more demonstrated, themeans developed by the French law towards the people remain to be examined. Considering the particular relations that maintain Kanak in the land, the shock of the cultures is goi ng to be translated by the opposition of the rights be tween an unchanging custom, and a French law which makes sacred the private property, participat ing in the rights of man and the citizen. These senses of identity appropriate for the coloni zation of New Caledonia, took multiple legal forms, as for the very taking possession because the Kanak first people knows a treaty (1844), a taking possession in 1853, and acts of gratitude of sovere ignty were signed by leaders (1854 ) on the Big Earth 2 . Our permanent questioning is thus the one to know how the Kanak people underwent by virtue of the French law a fundamental upheaval of his vital land space, spheres of influence ofhis traditional chieftainships, a disintegration of his organizatio n endowed with his owncodes. The constitutional gratitude of a personal status a ppropriate for the first people in the agreement of Noumea of 1998, is going to allow to confirm and to assure the superiority of the usual uses, either i n this only domain, but for all which concerns the ci vil law. The renowned French law based on the equality. The application to the Kanak people of New Caledonia shows that this idea must be revised. So, it is about the period of the colonization ( 1st part)) and its negative discriminatory law wher e that of the decolonization (2eme left) and its posi tive discriminatory law, Kanak people knew and always knows different rules
Aupetit, Sylvine. "Rapprocher le droit de l’environnement et la réalité en Nouvelle-Calédonie : Des leviers d’amélioration de l’effectivité des normes juridiques environnementales en Nouvelle-Calédonie en faveur de la pérennité du patrimoine naturel." Thesis, Antilles, 2020. http://www.theses.fr/2020ANTI0531.
Full textHaste of biodiversity loss and climate change are notorious threat to mankind. Now, some reactions to both converging movements are a matter for human societies. We buy into the premise of politic aims in favor of the continuity of natural heritage. Law, that go with their implementation, can then be a shield for this natural heritage. Indeed, law is expected to actually channel people’s behaviour. Nevertheless, it does not always hits this target. New-Caledonia is a biodiversity hotspot where climate change can have huge impacts. It is also a very original status in the French Republic, that allows a local environmental legal system. Environmental law effectiveness is worth thinking about specifically in New-Caledonia. Two paths could lead to behaviours suiting closer to the law. First of them consists in adopting law in a way that eases its consistency and solidity, but also the harmonization of its contents with local reality. The second one aims to accompany the legal requirement with realistic sanctions, spurring on the people to respect them
Books on the topic "Droit coutumier – Nouvelle-Calédonie"
Lafargue, Régis. La coutume judiciaire en Nouvelle-Calédonie: Aux sources d'un droit commun coutumier. Aix-en-Provence: Presses universitaires d'Aix-Marseille, 2003.
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