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Motte, Martin. "Une éducation géostratégique : la pensée navale française de la Jeune École à 1914." Paris 4, 2001. http://www.theses.fr/2001PA040025.
Full textNofficial, Sébastien. "Le parlement et la marine de guerre en France (1871-1914)." Thesis, Lorient, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015LORIL382.
Full textFrom 1871 to 1914, the french navy had to adapt to technological transformations about naval war. In the same time, the parliamentary system of the Third Republic established itself. Balance of power in the new political system gave to the Parliament, a great power to control over the Government. But this one developed only with growing experience of members of Parliament and gradual organization of their work. Appearance of the Navy Committee at the beginning of the 1890’s developed this organization. Members of Parliament interested in Navy are all the more numerous because discussions about ideas of the « Jeune Ecole » attracted public opinion’s attention. This « Jeune Ecole » understood advances made in naval technology, a way to build a more efficient and costless military navy. In the same time, transformations of ships required transformations of naval bases and reorganization of members of the Navy. All these transformations mobilized financials, humans and materials interests. With investigate the parliamentary works about the Navy, this study will to identify the different influences upon France’s naval politic in Parliament. The defence of local and private interests was the work of real lobbies. These lobbies developed some different strategies and obtained some variable results. In this way, this work presents democratic influences upon Navy from 1871 to 1914
Gabriel, Sauvé. "La pensée navale et le débat sur la torpille en Angleterre au cours de la décennie 1880." Thèse, 2010. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/6968.
Full textGreat Britain saw in the 1880s, at the end of a period of intense technical change and before the publication of Mahan’s classic on Sea Power, the decline of the material way of thinking about naval affairs and the rise, from the years 1885 and 1886, of the historical school of John Knox Laughton. Proponents of a material method established the idea that technological change altered naval warfare in a fundamentally way. They were, however, opposed by the partisans of a historical method who supported the idea that naval warfare is set on some timeless principles which can be discovered by the use of the methods of the new historical profession. Throughout the decade, the material method, successful in an era of rapid technological change, quickly subsumed to Mahan’s precursors. In a debate originally dominated by tactics, we observe the introduction of strategy by the French materialist Jeune École. Consequently, strategy became the core of the historical school and seems closely linked to the rise of strategy as a subject of reflection. The Jeune École believed that the torpedo would democratize Sea Power in making the powerful navies to use its mastery over the oceans. The Jeune École’s original success was so great, in France and abroad, that it influenced the English’s debate. Although materialists in Great Britain where more moderate than in France, they finally got marginalize by the historical school using the Jeune École’s wildest claims to disqualify the materialist point of view. Studying the debates through the Royal United Service Institution Journal, this thesis shows the existence, in Great Britain, of a debate centered on two method of thinking naval warfare and contributes to reassess current historiography which still focuses solely on the rise of Mahan’s precursors.
Benoît, Rachel. "Le travail social scolaire : regards sur les stratégies d'intervention développées en contexte interculturel." Mémoire, 2012. http://www.archipel.uqam.ca/4654/1/M12383.pdf.
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Motte, Martin. Une éducation géostratégique: La pensée navale française de la jeune école à 1914. Paris: Economica, 2004.
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