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Rabbat, Fadi. "Le mariage mixte : une réalité antiochienne orthodoxe à réexaminer." Thesis, Strasbourg, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015STRAK005/document.
Full textThe marriage is one of the orthodox sacraments; being so, it prefigures the church that welcomes, nourishes and conveys the faith communion of its supporters. The faith is a grant from God and an answer to the one that receives it, and a link between divine grace and human liberty. But, the unity of faith also implies the sacramental unity, especially in the marriage. In this sense, the mixed marriages can generate conceptual, legal and sociological problems. Yet, they continue to be celebrated. This thesis asks some questions. Is it necessary to put in guard the mixed couples? Are they less well considered than the "true" orthodox couples? The distinct orthodox positions relative to the mixed marriages are really in conformity with the spirit of the universal church / Mysterious body of the Christ? The Orthodox Church considers the mixed marriage as "incomplete" because it doesn't concern a unity of faith and the Eucharist does not seal it. Yet, it carries the same legal effects that the ecclesiastic marriage. Doesn't this practice risk to undermine the human liberty or to push some supporters to enter, without wanting, into a double confessional adherence? This is one of those questions that this thesis tempts to answer. The Orthodox Church has, in our view, to reconsider some pragmatic aspects of mixed marriages.The heterogeneity of the couple doesn't have big importance compared to the God's mercy and love between spouses. Therefore, we think that the mixed couples are sometimes capable to achieve their unity in Christ, while instituting between them a real ecumenical dialogue, based on the Antiochian experience of economy: oikonomia
Collet, Beate. "Citoyennetés et mariage mixte en France et en Allemagne." Paris, EHESS, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1996EHES0036.
Full textThis thesis is about the national integration of foreign born husbands (coe) married to french and german women. Based on a qualitative sociological method, the thesis analyses the relationships between the social structure in its juridical dimension and the attitude of the so-called husbands (coe). The analysis focuses on the link between citizenship and nationality - two differents approaches in france and germany - on the one hand ; and different experiences of mixed marriage on the other. The typology elaborated in this respect shows three forms of integration : integration as a foreigner, integration as a national, integration as a citizen. The national, professional, conjugal, and cultural aspect are specified for each of these types. Even though the three forms of integration are identical in france and germany, differences occur in the way they are expressed and that because of the juridical differences in the two nations
Dris, Rafik. "Droit musulman algérien et conflits de juridictions : formation et effet du mariage." Perpignan, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011PERP1100.
Full textThe mixed marriage is the union concluded between two persons of culture, nationality or religion different. This is due to the development of international relations and facilities of communication between peoples, which are made by air, sea and rail unions that are favored. These marriages pose enormous problems, not only mixed couple itself, but to his family, his entourage and his social environment, and sometimes in conflict with the state itself. These difficulties arise because of the dual culture, the difference in religion also; difficulty prelude to the problem of children, particularly in the choice of religion, the dominant language, school, religious ceremonies (parties, baptism, circumcision, etc. . . ) and even the first name. Today, the size of mixed marriages, in turn poses enormous problems, both in French society as the Algerian society. It is precisely on the birth of a dispute between a mixed household we will ask the question of what law will be submitted this dispute, this is a Algerian law or the law French or the two acts distributive or collectively?
Alrhoom, Hajaya Noor. "Les conflits de lois en matière de mariage - étude comparée en droit français et en droit jordanien." Rouen, 1999. http://www.theses.fr/1999ROUEL339.
Full textMorissette, Karine. "La fonction relais dans le couple mixte." Master's thesis, Université Laval, 2003. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/17761.
Full textAmokran, Legutowska Grazyna. "Le mariage islamo-chrétien en France : une approche anthropologique." Phd thesis, Université de Grenoble, 2012. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00978512.
Full textIndenguela, Jahiel-Duffy. "Impact des stratégies identitaires du couple mixte (franco-africain) sur le sentiment de normalité et le lien qu'entretient le conjoint étranger avec la société d'accueil." Thesis, Amiens, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016AMIE0022.
Full textThe migration flows and the merging of populations from various origins within a given territory, pull intercultural encounters and sometimes the emergence of mixed couples. The adaptation pattern of an individual moving from his home country to a host country is not without consequences on his life. To regain self-control every individual develops a process of interculturation translated into very precise identity strategies. To enter an union can bring the foreign one to a better self assertion in the host country. From where the hypothesis according to which, the difference between the identity strategies of the members of mixed couples determines the foreign partner feeling of normality and the link he maintains with the host society. Our methodology is both quantitative and qualitative that we opted at first for a data collection by questionnaire then by semi-directive interviews. We realized our study in France with 70 French-African couples. Unexpected results were found concerning the impact of interculturation, trough the intercultural experience duration, on the foreign partner feeling of normality
Giabiconi, Dominique. "Le mariage dans la migration : cheminements migratoires des Polonaises en France." Thesis, Aix-Marseille, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012AIXM3136/document.
Full textAfter the fall of the Berlin Wall (November 1989) the most important population movements since the end of World War II in Europe grow. The East West mobility, stress for nearly half a century, is again possible. Among the many migration streams that take their rise in this period, the Polish migration is the most important flows.Polish migrants who end up in France with original features. These flows, mostly women, involving individual migrants from a wide range of social backgrounds and implementing temporary mobility. Polish migrants do not consider permanent settlement in France, but build their mobility between France and Poland smoothly. These new flows contrast with labor migration or family reunification France experienced during the second half of the twentieth century.Migrants of this flow are also characterized by original marriage practices. Since 1990, the number of French-Polish marriages is steadily rising, it reached during the period 1990-2004 are the highest level in France since the 1950s. These binational marriages involving Polish women and French men mostly ultra. Given the gender composition of the Polish migration flows, Polish women are overrepresented in these mixed marriages.This analysis allows us to observe migratory trajectories strongly gendered. We examine our thesis the mechanisms that lead women arrived with no intention of sustainable business in France to marry a French. The path of Polish in France is discussed in our work through the prism of the interaction of dynamic migration and marriage. In addition, the departure for France is for our people at youth. Studying migration paths at the time of the life history of migrants, we also conducted to incorporate into our analysis the biographical process of transition to adulthood. These three dimensions (transition to adulthood, marriage and migration dynamics) will be mobilized in an articulated manner to account for the place of marriage in the migratory paths of Polish.The nature of the object and the sociological theoretical position that we have chosen and allow us to develop a reflection at the confluence of domestic sociology, migration and youth
Mboumba, Edwige Félicienne. "Satisfaction conjugale des couples mixtes franco-gabonais : approche psycho-sociale et interculturelle." Thesis, Amiens, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016AMIE0006/document.
Full textIf studies on marital satisfaction focus more on the marital distress’ causes, particularly in the framework of marital conflicts solving, according to a clinical approach, this thesis on marital satisfaction of Franco-Gabonese mixed couples in France directs the perspective towards social and cross-cultural psychology. This tries to answer the following questions:How can we define mixed marriage and marital satisfaction? What are the socio-political representations and the present stakes of the debate in France? What trajectory for mixed couples? From which approaches of analysis and which theories can we examine mixed marriage and marital satisfaction? Does cultural difference influence negatively the marital satisfaction of the spouses? To what extent marital satisfaction of mixed couples would be connected to the perceptions, which have the spouses of the reaction of the social environment? From the moment they do not always have the same conception of married life, how mixed couples generally, and French-Gabonese in particular, do they represent themselves the marital satisfaction? What does the analysis of marital satisfaction of Franco-Gabonese mixed couples bring to the scientific debate in social, clinic and cross-cultural psychology?Methodologically, the answers to these questions are based on quantitative and qualitative analysis of a sample of N = 87 (questionnaires) and N = 14 (semi-structured interviews) Franco-Gabonese mixed couples whose lifespan is at least one year. To do it, the scale of Blais, and ali. (1990) "Toward a motivational model of couple happiness", that of Pineault (2000) readjusted; Marital Happiness Scale (Azrin, Naster and Jones, on 1973), whose French version was scripted by Sabourin and Wright (1985) and the analysis of contents were put in contribution.Finally, this thesis calls into questions several prejudices such as: (1) "Cultural difference subject more mixed couples to marital conflicts and exposes them to divorce (Neyrand, on 1996; Forget-Galipeau, on 2008; Varro, on 1995-2012); (2) Mixed couples are formed essentially for administrative and/or material interests’ reasons. It demonstrates the existence of links between marital satisfaction and quality of the relationship with the spouses, with the in-laws and the perception of the reaction of the family and social environment. Therefore, it invites to overcoming stereotypes and detailed knowledge of the role of dyadic interactions, social and intercultural on marital satisfaction. Thus social psychology registers the topic in a preventive prospect based on the nature of interactions between social actors rather than therapeutic while questioning on the issue of "the acceptance of the difference, the tolerance and the consideration of the diversity ", to live together in a better way
Khodari, Talal. "Le statut juridique du mineur né de père musulman dans les unions mixtes." Paris 2, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1996PA020124.
Full textMinors born in mixed marriages are subject to potential psychological perturbation due to lack of common social and cultural ground between parents. Once the father is moslem, the family is seen as such by islamic law, in which the father is the head of the family, overwhelming in a patriarchal manner. Rights granted to moslem children are only enjoyed under guidance of the father, the mother has a secondary role: it is to prepare boys to accede to men's world and girls to become good women. Marriage has one goal: the continuity of the nation of islam. The lack of common accord on children's religious education leads very often to the breach of marriage. The problem of guardianship and parental authority is behind "legal kidnapping" of the minor by the unsatisfied parent. Only conventional way can solve the problems of conflict of laws and jurisdictions which arise. The return of the abducted child th the guardian should be as prompt as to ensure the utility of judiciary procedures. Slow procedures cause harmful effects to both quardian and child. The example of the french-algerian convention of 1988 can be followed to save children's rights to maintain relations with their divorced parents
Boughaba, Gisèle. "L'exogamie libanaise : catégorisation religieuse et stratégies identitaires dans le couple mixte." Lyon 2, 2007. http://theses.univ-lyon2.fr/documents/lyon2/2007/boughaba_g.
Full textMan has known various religious systems that he used to organize his environment : starting with the Sun god to monotheistic religions. Religious laws have been used as social rules. Today, many societies adopt or are inspired from a laisictic system using the following formula : separate the sacred from the profane. However, in some societies, religions still dominate while still inspiring social laws. Lebanon, a multiconfessional country in the Middle-East, could be a perfect exemple : 18 religions denominations live on the same lebanese soil. Each community manages its own business of which the management of matrimonal affairs. In consequence, mixed interreligious marriage becomes a complex reality. The mixed couple bears social and family pressure that may weigh heavily on their private life. Thus, they try to find nowadays their own identity strategie in order to ensure their continuity in a better manner. And if this couple "unidentical to all others" became a link and a place for priviliged discussions in order to discover the other and to move on towards a more intercultural society
Boughaba, Gisèle Lahlou Mohamed. "L'exogamie libanaise catégorisation religieuse et stratégies identitaires dans le couple mixte /." Lyon : Université Lumière Lyon 2, 2007. http://theses.univ-lyon2.fr/sdx/theses/lyon2/2007/boughaba_g.
Full textDerfourli, Noah. "La voie du compromis : mariage et concubinage européano-maghrébins en Lorraine." Paris 5, 1993. http://www.theses.fr/1993PA05H036.
Full textThis study focuses on couples where one partner is from a North African immigrant background and the other partner is of European origin. On the premise that partners meet with resistances, the central question is to discover and distinguish the strategies they develop to have their exogamous choice accepted. The examination of a sampling of interviews leads to an inventory of the conditions in which the partners choose the type of union, present it as temporary or permanent, reveal or conceal it to the people round them, the pacts they construct and those they set aside, and the pretexts they invoke to justify or convince others of their choice. The paradigm of transaction is used to bring shady areas and ambiguities into the open. Categories are drawn up according to three variables: sex, form of union, and ethnic origin. In this way the characteristics of this type of marriage are brought out : rupture between north African women and their parents, insistent warmings to sons, whatever their ethnic origin, are both systematically observed. On the other hand, cohabitation is the situation "par excellence" where compromises are envisaged and put into practice. The success of strategies is assessed with regard to the religious choices made, the preservation of relationships with the family, and the respect of certain rituals. The paradoxical hypothesis according to which cohabitants, especially North African women, despite traditional opprobrium, manage to have both the pertinence of cohabitation and the legitimacy of their exogamic choice acknowledged, is confirmed
Grandsard, Catherine. "Psychologie et psychopathologie des métis judéo-chrétiens." Paris 8, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000PA081800.
Full textBou, Aoun Melynda. "Le mariage en droit libanais : étude de droit international privé." Thesis, Paris 2, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017PA020068.
Full textIn the Lebanese pluralist legal system marriage and personal status matters fall exclusively within the competence of the eighteen religious communities which have real power of jurisdiction and legislation in this area. However, the legislator allowed the Lebanese to escape the religious laws applicable locally by celebrating a civil marriage abroad. This marriage is recognized in Lebanon and is subject in full to the foreign civil law chosen indirectly by the parties. That is the liberalism of private international law for marriage which assigns an important role to the spouses’ autonomy and freedom of choice. Yet this liberalism is not unconditional and takes no effect unless the parties have not concluded a religious marriage. Private International laws become even imperialistic when they ensure the exclusive application of religious laws each time a religious marriage takes place. This is the reason why private international laws of marriage oscillate between liberalism and imperialism, and thus reveal the paradox of the Lebanese matrimonial system. This thesis is an in depth study of the terms of this paradox in all its nuances and it aims to determine respectively the competence area of civil and religious laws to better understand how they articulate with each other in marriage conflicts. Also, it examines alternative solutions to the actual system in order to improve the regulations that are applicable to marriage in Lebanon
Parisi, Mannoni Christine. "Métis et malade : psychopathologie de l'enfant physiologiquement malade lorsqu'il est issu d'un couple culturellement mixte." Paris 8, 1999. http://www.theses.fr/1999PA081641.
Full textShields-Argelès, Christy L. "Du discours au récit : approche comparative du rapport entre alimentation et constructions identitaires en France et aux États-Unis." Paris, EHESS, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012EHES0013.
Full textThis is a comparative study that draws on both quantitative and qualitative methodologies to explore the relationship between food and identity in contemporary France and the United States using two key theoretical frames: discourse and narrative. In Part One, we identify and critically examine gastronomic discourse in France and nutrition discourse in the United States by drawing on data gathered from two sets of open questions concerning “eating well” (in the United States) and “bien manger” (in France) distributed via telephone to 167 American respondents and 176 French respondents. We also consider, in this section, the ways in which these discourses are linked to dominant representations of the national Self and Other and thus to national identities. In Part Two, we focus on the manner in which these discourses and representations are experienced, appropriated and/or resisted at the everyday, inter-relational level within Franco-American couples. Our analysis is based on a series of in-depth interviews with twelve middle and upper-class Franco-American couples living in both France and the United States. In our analysis, we draw in particular from Paul Ricoeur’s work on narrative in order to recount and analyze the food-centered transformation narratives of the wives of these couples. While all of these women tell of their adherence to a French model of eating, we see in the unfolding of stories, that their narratives – and thus their sense of self – is also profoundly impacted by the context from which they speak, and thus by the food discourses identified in Part One. In the conclusion to the thesis we extend our reflection to consider the imbrication of the alimentary, moral and political dimensions of identity construction
Kotzur, Hubert. "Kollisionsrechtliche Probleme christlich-islamischer Ehen : dargestellt am Beispiel deutsch-maghrebinischer Verbindungen /." Tübingen : J.C.B. Mohr, 1988. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb374640665.
Full textRichardson, David. "Les mariages franco-britanniques en France au XVIIIème siècle (c. 1680- c. 1820)." Thesis, Paris 4, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016PA040097.
Full textThis thesis offers a study of Franco-British couples and marriages in France during a long eighteenth century, from the 1680s to the 1820s. In order to characterise and demonstrate the exact nature of their diversity, they have been studied from three angles : legal, social and cultural. The first highlights the differences between British and French marriage law, and defines how a marriage between people of different nationalities, and often different religions, was observed. It also establishes the solutions brought to the specific problems arising from such intermarriages by the French justice system. Particular emphasis has been put on how these marriages accommodated State and canonical conventions, as well as on the issue of nationality with regard to binational marriages. The second angle examines the marriage practices of the British population in the French towns of Nantes and Boulogne-sur-Mer, differentiating between endogamous and exogamous marriages. This thesis also shows the variables governing the choice to marry into the French community: the nature of the British presence; the generation the British migrants belonged to; the gender of the British spouse; social rank. The third angle paints a comprehensive picture of Franco-British couples by analysing how they met, their choices of language, religion and schooling. From this can be established the emergence of a Franco-British family culture. This work thus indicates that Franco-British marriages can be viewed, by officialdom, local populations and the couples themselves, as a privileged vector of integration into French society
Saïdi, Kamel. "Conflit entre la loi française et le statut personnel des Algériens musulmans : du conflit interpersonnel au conflit international." Paris 10, 1992. http://www.theses.fr/1992PA100110.
Full textThe study turns on the influence of the decolonization over the French and Algerian relationship concerning personal statute. The question is to establish symmetry between colonial law and international private law. The decolonization didn't set up a real breaking off within the solutions: it has changed the nature of the conflict without changing anything as for the nature of the debate. The problematical point remains unchanged since the defended thesis in colonial law of mohammadan law irreducibleness restricts its acceptance in french legar order. The recourse to the rule of common law conflict indicates the passage from the interpersonal conflict to the international conflict at the same time as legal relationship are normalizing. The determination of algerians mohammedan nationality is previous to the study of the conflict of laws. The application of common law shows the divergence between the two legislation and raises the difficulties of coordination. Indeed the extension of french categories of marriage and divorce is far from screening allthat separates them, thus, the respect of personal law must falloof when fondamental values or the coherence of local legal order are threatened. Therefore we state the wearing away of personal law through the intervention of laws applying immediatly or of the international law and order. Necessity for thinking of the factor of the common domicile become timely
Richardson, David. "Les mariages franco-britanniques en France au XVIIIème siècle (c. 1680- c. 1820)." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Paris 4, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016PA040097.
Full textThis thesis offers a study of Franco-British couples and marriages in France during a long eighteenth century, from the 1680s to the 1820s. In order to characterise and demonstrate the exact nature of their diversity, they have been studied from three angles : legal, social and cultural. The first highlights the differences between British and French marriage law, and defines how a marriage between people of different nationalities, and often different religions, was observed. It also establishes the solutions brought to the specific problems arising from such intermarriages by the French justice system. Particular emphasis has been put on how these marriages accommodated State and canonical conventions, as well as on the issue of nationality with regard to binational marriages. The second angle examines the marriage practices of the British population in the French towns of Nantes and Boulogne-sur-Mer, differentiating between endogamous and exogamous marriages. This thesis also shows the variables governing the choice to marry into the French community: the nature of the British presence; the generation the British migrants belonged to; the gender of the British spouse; social rank. The third angle paints a comprehensive picture of Franco-British couples by analysing how they met, their choices of language, religion and schooling. From this can be established the emergence of a Franco-British family culture. This work thus indicates that Franco-British marriages can be viewed, by officialdom, local populations and the couples themselves, as a privileged vector of integration into French society
Philip-Asdih, Carole. "Choix culturels et styles subjectifs chez des enfants issus de couples franco-maghrebins." Toulouse 2, 1992. http://www.theses.fr/1992TOU20017.
Full textChildren of mixed couples and french-maghrebian couples in particular, form henceforth a population visible within our societies common charateristics reasemble them, these are bound to the cultural choices possibility and to the context in which they move within the representations and the practicies level. But the specificity of a place, of a french maghrebian collective position doesnt appear in all subjects, on a familial practices level, on one hand (choice of the educative practices and familial relations) the cultural identity on the other (choice of their cultural belongings) or the individual workings (the types of mixity management, their consequences on a psychologic level). In fact, some other studies showed that populations within intercultural situations (immigrants children. . . ) are facing neighbouring situations and seem to be sharing some of theses characteristics, such as the mechnisms of the differences management or the effects of the stimatization or the placing apart. Our analyses show the diversity according to which the subjects elaborate a proper position regarding the parental mixity and the culturalrepresentations of each group they go easily from ones to the others and use differently the representations of a culture with regard to other, making them then play a part in their subjective dynamic and in what appears to be sometimes like a cultural miscegenation. This visible and signular
Puzenat, Amélie. "Conversions à l'islam et islams de conversion : dynamiques identitaires et familiales." Paris 7, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010PA070041.
Full textObserving the journey of French men and women who converted to Islam, this thesis delves into identity redefinitions on personal and family levels, resulting from the conversion. From experiences of non-practising believers to those of orthodox believers, the conversion is grasped at the intersection of individual itineraries and contemporary religious evolutions. In an era of secularisation, the conversion to Islam, symptomatic of individualisation but also of transgression, remains frequently embedded in an Islamic transnational revival. The conversion symbolizes the crossing of a border between ethnic groups constituted as such and arouses strong reactions within the converter's close circle. More precisely, this research questions the re-organization of family relationships in a situation of mixed marriage. It also looks into the re-configuration of gender relationships and the constitution of new educational models. The parenthood one can observe in these families reveals a strong maternal investment and, more generally, accounts for the creation of new marital and educational norms related to a "neo-communitarian" Islam
Gueye, Seynabou. "Souffrance : anthropologie de la violence conjugale." Thesis, Bordeaux 2, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013BOR22136.
Full textThe objective of this work is to an anthropology of violence within marital couples consists of a black woman and a white man. Despite the many laws passed this scourge continues the responses to these situations torque vary representations that we have of these women. Based on the observation that skin color determines the responses of French institutions, this research is based on narratives of three black women describing their married life with men whites. Of experienced marked out of a violence she tried to terminate. They clashes with police agencies that did not want to listen
Kim, Kyung-mi. "La construction de la catégorie identitaire “femme mariée à un étranger” dans la société sud-coréenne : de son émergence à la naissance de la Fédération World-KIMWA (1945-2006)." Paris, EHESS, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012EHES0545.
Full textLong marginalized in South Korean society under the label "prostitutes to western men" (yang kogju), Korean women married to foreigners and having relocated to their husband's country created in 2006 the World Federation of Korean Inter-Married Women's Association (World Federation-KIMWA), following their annual meeting, the International Congress of Korean Inter-Married women. This congress, which is part of a programme of action of the Overseas Korean Foundation (OKF), a government agency in charge of policies dealing with overseas Korean nationals, appears to be a place where the category "woman married to a foreigner" (kukche kyŏrhon yŏsŏng) uis institutionaled and where the stereotypes attached to this category are reconstructed; its aims is to fight discriminations suffered by these women and, subsequently, to promote a new designation, "woman of multicultural family" (tamunhwa kajok yŏsŏng). This thesis explores the social and political logics of this reframing of social representations of Korean women married to foreigners, from its emergence to the creation of the World Federation-KIMWA (1945-2006), focussing on the following questions: how was substituted, during the 2000s, the derogatory designation of these women as "prostitutes to western men" by the more neutral term "woman of multicultural family" in Korean soiety?; how did a social group, with no political existence before 2005, become the subject of a categorization in the South Korean government policy?
At, Marie-Louise. "La séparation du couple en droit international privé français." Toulouse 1, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009TOU10038.
Full textThe increased number of mixed marriages, combined with the rising disputes borne from the dissolution of marriage, help make sense on the issue of mixed marriage separation in Private International Law (PIL). Traditionally, tools in PIL allow solving disputes linked to the separating couple thanks to the public regulation or to the international conventions. In this way, issues are resolved by the application of the rules based on an agreement of estate concerned by the separation, or by the application of their own law when the solution proposed by the other estate is a contrary to the estate values. By contrast, PIL limitations appear with the matter of new forms of couple's separation. Indeed, the meaning of a couple is various and the rules of the PIL challenge the stakes of the mixed marriage, which can be homosexual or heterosexual, but also can be legal or contractual. In this way, the research has to be focused on a custom solution for each type of couple because the diversity in these situations is so important that the traditional tools of the PIL are not sufficient. Harmonizing the difference is the core challenge launched by the matter of the couples' separation in PIL. In this way, rules have been created, revealing the limitations of these rules in the case of new forms of couple
Ayeva, Tchrou. "Mariages mixtes afro-québécois de la ville de Québec à la fin du XXe siècle : les défis relevés." Thesis, Université Laval, 2009. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2009/26661/26661.pdf.
Full textMouhieddine, Fatima. "Les enjeux culturels dans les relations de couples mixtes résidant au Maroc : cas des marocaines en couple avec des français (approche de psychologie sociale clinique)." Thesis, Amiens, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017AMIE0005.
Full textThis PhD in social psychology was mainly focused on the study of mixed Moroccan and Moroccan couples living in Morocco (Moroccan women and French men), a relatively new theme in Morocco, with the aim of analyzing the representations that women had of "Themselves and their partner in this situation of conjugal cultural diversity. The research focused on manifest levels (through interviews preceded by observations ...) and latent (six-projective storybooks - four from the Apperception Test Theme and two from the Family Apperception Test). It was conducted with 20 women from mixed couples and 20 women from Moroccan - Moroccan couples. The analysis of the results (based on the work of Barbara, Hammouche, Streiff-Fenart, Tribalat, Varro, Lemaire and de Klein) shows the presence of statistical differences attributable to the cultural composition of couples. These include : interest in the partner's culture ; the place of the project of religion and the child via transmission ; the presence of different relationships at the time that constitute generators of distance between the spouses or even conflicts. At the level of the imaginary, women of mixed couples are strongly marked by a "persecution" experience of which they are both authors and recipients, men being experienced as "dependent" and "absent", also responding less than the men of the indigenous couples to the desires of the women. In conclusion, these results lead us to question the place of the project and time and incite to deepen and the psychic mechanisms involved in its relations due to results with sometimes paradoxical hue
Martin, Anne. "Stratégies identitaires du couple mixte et changements de l'ordre social : les québécoises d'origine canadienne-française converties à l'Islam." Master's thesis, Université Laval, 1995. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/26300.
Full textMartinus, Claire. "Mélanges de castes et sécularisation dans la capitale d’un ancien royaume hindou : étude des transformations des pratiques matrimoniales au Népal." Thesis, Lille 1, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014LIL12030/document.
Full textIn the era of globalization, how to analyze the castes and ethnic mixes within the couples in Nepal ? The research has been conducted within a society largely hinduised, so that the analyze of orientalists classic monographs suggested initially that the rules for finding a spouse were mostly endogamous, in accordance with the society's segmentation into castes. The observations carried out during seven fieldworks in Kathmandu conversely indicated that Nepal is in a period of transformations within many fields, and this allows individuals to be more free to choose their spouse. The research presents how the observations of mixed marriages "inter-castes", "inter-ethnics" or "inter-religious" allowed to reveal a theory that can explain the transformations of matrimonial practices in Nepal
Ali, Ahmed Kalssouma. "Les reformes musulmanes du droit du couple et l'ordre juridique français." Thesis, Université Grenoble Alpes (ComUE), 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017GREAD004.
Full textThe couple under Muslim law is designed by the marriage bond, which excludes all other forms of union. However. The profound changes are making Family crossed by contradictory speeches that makes it a field of struggle between the old family and the new one, between tradition and modernity.The recent reforms that have appeared in many Muslim countries, over a decade for the majority, show the concern of the Muslim legislator for the question of equity between men and women, especially the husband and wife. Thus, many institutions have experienced mutations either by their prohibition or by their reluctance involving their difficulties of application.The position of the French judge is marked by the concern to exclude the application of foreign rules only to situations that have close ties with French territory. This "proximist" conception of public order is going against a relativistic approach to divergences between legal systems., and above all the emergence of a new rule of conflicts with the phenomenon of “Europeanisation” in French domestic law
Leopoldie, Nicole. "The Franco-American love affaire : transnational courtship and marriage patterns during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries." Thesis, Sorbonne Paris Cité, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017USPCC142/document.
Full textSituated in the methodologies of transnational history, cultural history, and the history of emotions, this work examines and compares courtship and marriage patterns that occurred between France and the United States during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Because the social practices of courtship and marriage became mechanisms through which borders were crossed and new cultural spaces were created, these relationships represent important elements of transnational entanglements. This work, therefore, not only seeks to examine the ways in which observable patterns of transnational marriage emerged out of social spaces of cross-cultural encounter between the two societies but also how the dynamics of those encounters changed over time. While existing scholarship on the subject has pointed to obvious socio economic motivations for these marriages, I contend that such rationalizations are simply too narrow and that greater analytical considerations need to include both cultural and emotional motivations that were always in the background. By locating and identifying transnational spaces that produced marriages, and analyzing the cultural and emotional dimensions of those spaces, I argue that marriage participants were largely driven by a strong emotional attachment to perceived cultural differences that stretched beyond the national polity. Within the shifting global contexts of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, these marriages, therefore, provoke important questions regarding family formation, the role of marriage in the making of national cohesion and belonging, and the permeability of national borders during different stages of the national project
Muffat-Joly, Sylvie. "Les enlèvements internationaux d'enfants." Perpignan, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004PERP0545.
Full textThe great permeability of the borders supports the mobility of the people and the development of the unions known as mixed. The organization of the parent-children ratios which proves already difficult when the separate parents are of the same nationality and of the same religion, becomes it more still within the framework of a mixed marriage, where each parent aspires so that the child is educated in accordance with a model which is clean for him. The protection of the family relations appears very important. Regarded as vulnerable, and unable juridically, the child profits from the protection of his parents by the means of the institution of the parental authority. The stake symbolic system of the attribution of the authority on the children in the event of separation of the couple, is worsened in the international field. Any decision causes passion reactions is of the relative who would not be titular custody charge, that is to say foreign jurisdictions which would refuse to recognize the decisions taken in a foreign country. These conflicts can then lead to an international child abduction. These illicit displacements constitute parental abuses of authority. They are carried out in obvious violation of the interests of the children. Private international law being insufficient, the solution must be elsewhere required in the international instruments. If on a side, the International Convention is the best tool to fight against the parental abduction, of another, it is n the other hand very delicate to handle. The complexity of the conventional network, the difficulties generated by their contents, the behaviour of the States, are still as many questions to approach
Champiot-Bayard, Takako. "Les facteurs de transmission du japonais au sein d'unions linguistiquement mixtes dans la région Rhône-Alpes." Grenoble 3, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008GRE39019.
Full textSituated at the crossroads between the "sociolinguistics of migration" and the sociology of mixedness, this thesis aims at identifying the factors of transmission of the Japanese language to children born of linguistically mixed unions through a study of the representations of Japanese mothers living in the Rhone-Alps region. Analyses of 28 semi-directive interviews carried out with these Japanese mothers in "mixed marriages" reveals the different reasons behind parents’ intentions to transmit or not to transmit the Japanese language. They also show the diversity of family language practices as well as the means of carrying out bilingual family education. At the same time, transmission factors related to family, social, educational, psychological and linguistic criteria are identified from the interviews. These analyses are completed by the study of the language biographies of some families in order to highlight the evolving and fluctuating character of the "family linguistic policy" and language practices that emanate from it
Odasso, Laura. "La mixité conjugale :une expérience de migration. Approche comparée des effets de la stigmatisation sur les natifs et leurs partenaires « arabes » en Vénétie et en Alsace." Doctoral thesis, Università Ca' Foscari (Italie) - Université de Strasbourg (France), Venise, 2013. http://hdl.handle.net/2013/ULB-DIPOT:oai:dipot.ulb.ac.be:2013/216661.
Full textThiann-Bo, Morel Marie. "Le couple créole/métro à La Réunion. Approche compréhensive de la construction de soi dans le couple mixte." Phd thesis, Université de la Réunion, 2009. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00669783.
Full textBrun, Solène. "Trouble dans la race : construction et négociations des frontières raciales dans deux types de familles mixtes en France." Thesis, Paris, Institut d'études politiques, 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019IEPP0025.
Full textThis dissertation focuses on racial boundaries and their dynamics in France, combining the study of two family settings in which racial mixedness is particularly salient: international adoptive families and mixed-race families. Locating the analytical approach at the crossroad of family, socialization, and racial relations scholarships, the study of those two types of families, which may be considered as transgressive of the dominant norm of racial homogeneity within the family, is an opportunity to investigate the intimate sites of racial identity formation. Indeed, this combined analysis builds on the classical perspectives on racial formation identity which distinguish between self-identification and assignation by others, bringing the role of transmission and of family socialization into the picture. If family is generally recognized as the main site of primary socialization, race remains under-explored in socialization studies in France. This dissertation aims at bridging this gap. This research is based on a multimethod design: semi-structured interviews with adoptive parents, adoptees, mixed couples and first-generation mixed-race individuals (n = 91), field observations and quantitative data from two surveys (survey on adoption in France (Ined, 2001-2002) and “Trajectories and origins” survey (Ined, Insee, 2008-2009)). The research design is thus plural, both in the articulation of fieldworks and in the methods that are used. This allows the dissertation to be based on rich data which usefully feeds the comparative and analytical perspectives
Im, Ahn Bak-Ne. "De l'obsession du sang pur à la reconnaissance du métissage et à la valorisation du multiculturalisme : la Corée du Sud et les enfants nés de couples mixtes (1910-2016)." Thesis, Sorbonne Paris Cité, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017USPCC138/document.
Full textThis dissertation examines how the perception of "mixed-race" (honhyol in Korean), that was rejected for a longtime in Korean society based on a national idea obsessed with lineage, has gradually become a public problem that called the active intervention of the government known as "multicultural policies". The study draws on research from a socio-historical analysis of three diffrent "mixed-race" generations in Korean history: mixed-race people of Japanese and Korean parents during Japanese colonization (1910-1945); "mixed-race" born between American soldiers and Korean women under U.S. military occupation (1945-1980); and children of mixed marriage between Koreans and foreign brides from 1990s. On the one hand, the analysis reveals that the dialectic of inclusion and exclusion is at the center of the history of the "mixed-race" issue. While Korea's independence and international adoption of the United States had masked the issue of "mixed-race" in Korea in the name of purity of the nation, recent introduction of the so-called "multicultural policies" provokes nuanced perspectives of "mixed-race" identities. On the other hand, it shows that this today's valorization of "mixed-race" is closely linked to the development of a Korean type of multiculturalism, and not solely a dialogue of inclusion versus exclusion. Multiculturalism is increasingly being used to integrate families with at least one "mixed-race" child who may be perceived as Korean by paternal affiliation but also as a solution to the demographic crisis caused by the low birthrate and its aging population. Although Korean society is moving towards more inclusion and integration of "mixed-race" people and an open-minded attitude to cultural differences, that "racial" nationalist idea remains even with current efforts toward political and social multicultural initiatives and changes
Verschelden, Marie-Claude. "Le rapport d'altérité dans les relations ethniques : le cas des couples mixtes du Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean /." Thèse, Chicoutimi : Université du Québec à Chicoutimi, 1999. http://theses.uqac.ca.
Full textDos, Santos Silva Marta. "Les constructions des stratégies conjugales et familiales des couples franco-brésiliens." Thesis, Paris 4, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012PA040034.
Full textThe French-Brazilian couple (composed of a French man and a Brazilian woman) is an example of the necessity of the strategic constructions of the married and family life according to the contemporary norms of marriage. The model of the transplantation of the Brazilian woman in France is one way of explaining the process of conjugal and family socialization of this couple. Conjugality is studied according to an ideal-typical approach with the issue of stereotypes at the center of the object of study. Geographical and cultural factors of the Brazilian woman are taken into consideration. Cultural distance, which is at the foundation of this type of conjugal mixity, allows us to analyze the negotiation that takes place between the French man and the Brazilian woman, to reach conjugal and family fulfillment, according to the established norms
Alves, Amorim Marina. "Para além de partidas e de chegadas : migração e imaginário entre o Brasil e a França, na contemporaneidade = Au delà des allers - retours : migration et imaginaire entre le Brésil et la France dans la contemporanéité." Phd thesis, Université Rennes 2, 2010. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00585237.
Full textJoshi, Madhura. "Approche anthropologique et sociolinguistique des usages linguistiques et des mixités matrimoniales en Inde." Thesis, Montpellier 3, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012MON30032.
Full textMarriage in India is considered as a stage of life and a mandatory rite of passage in social discourses. It is of capital importance also because it provides for a form of social security through the kinship network that it generates. In its legitimating role, it is subject to evolution and reflects social conflicts between communities and the State. The question of mixed marriages refers to that of belonging and that of drawing borders between “us” and “non-us”. Even though they are portrayed as being different, deviant, transgressive of the endogamous norm, mixed marriages in India (as elsewhere) have always existed. This research presents a cross-analysis of the instituting discourses on marriages in India and the narratives of marriages collected during fieldwork. How does the norm of endogamy emerge in discourses? Do all mixed couples face parental opposition? How do the speakers name their own marriage? Which categorisations do they use toidentify and to distinguish themselves from others? What kind of adjustments do the spouses undertake in mixed marriages? Which choices emerge as being important in their conjugal life and from the point of view of their children? These are some of the questions which this study tries to address
Laulo, Marie-Alice. "Les mariages et foyers mixtes en Irlande." Paris 3, 1985. http://www.theses.fr/1985PA03A005.
Full textPineault, Nancy. "Couples endogames et couples mixtes : comparaison de la satisfaction conjugale, de la perception des pairs à l'égard du couple et de l'estime de soi." Thesis, National Library of Canada = Bibliothèque nationale du Canada, 2000. http://www.collectionscanada.ca/obj/s4/f2/dsk2/ftp03/MQ55873.pdf.
Full textStenay, Valérie. "L'idente juive-laique a travers les mariages mixtes." Paris 10, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997PA100179.
Full textTremblay, Alex. "La mixité culturelle au sein des élites québécoises au XIXe siècle : l'exemple de la famille Marchand, 1791-1900." Thesis, Université Laval, 2014. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2014/30572/30572.pdf.
Full textSalcedo, Robledo Manuela. "Amours suspectes : couples binationaux de sexe différent ou de même sexe sous le régime de I'« immigration subie »." Paris, EHESS, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015EHES0171.
Full textFrench immigration policy is not limited to the control of foreigners; it also targets French citizens who choose to marry or enter civil unions with a foreign national. Based on research conducted in the lle-de France region, this dissertation studies the experiences of same-sex and different-sex bi-national couples. First, it analyzes how state policies against "inflicted immigration" frame bi-national couples as suspect. In France, since the 2000s, policymakers and bureaucrats created an apparatus of suspicion through categories such as sham marriages [manages blancs] and quasi-sham marriages [mariages gris], the genealogies of which this research traces. These categories have been accompanied by love policing practices in which couples must perform like "real" couples. To prove the authenticity of their love, they reproduce the dominant normative distinction at the heart of relationship discourse between convenience and love. Second, based on ethnographic fieldwork, composed of interviews and observation at organizations helping bi-national couples (Ardhis for same-sex couples and Amoureux au ban public for different sex couples), this dissertation proposes a sociology of bi-national couples drawing on their experiences, demands, and social characteristics (age, nationality, sex, and socioeconomic status). This analysis reveals that, contrary to governmental portrayals of "emotional cheating" on the one hand, and association representations of love unadulterated by economic interests on the other, their relationships are often based on material domination and emotional dependency-between men and women as well as between French citizens and foreigners. Conceptualized as exchanges, the circumstances of these bi-national couples make the mechanisms of these dependencies clear and reveal how they also operate in the relationships of ordinary couples
Castillo, Palma Norma Angélica. "Economie, metissage et mariages mixtes dans une ville mexicaine : cholula 1649-1796." Paris, EHESS, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1996EHES0041.
Full textThe research about the mixing races and miscegenation in a case study of cholula permits to lead the analysis in several ways : economy, interethnic conflicts, demographic trends of the racial groups, marryways and reconstruction of population phenotypes. We can offer an outline about the economic local phases to correspond with the miscegenation trends. We can also show how the boom of cochineal culture draw the pioneers interesting in that trade, the same way that the lands given by de king encourage the insertion of spaniards into the province. At the period 1649-1725 the mixing races and miscegenation was so very important but not by the mixed mariages, but by the concubinage. We can deduce all these features by the high levels of illegitimacy at the end of 17th century. The economic drepression during the whole 18th century corresponds to a decrease of immigration, increase of spaniards endogamy and decrease of illegitimacy. The crisis of textil factories and the reconversion of weavers to "putting out system" fortified the family structure. The great lines of this research are : the falling down and stagnation of indians, the arrive and missing of the african descents by the exogamy and passing of the colour barrier by "mestizos" and mulatoes. The consequence was the creation of a mestizo city with importants groups of spaniards and "mestizos" in an ancient indian city
Saghir, Mokhtar. "Les Mariages mixtes dans la ville de Grenoble analyse d'un rapport interethnique." Lille 3 : ANRT, 1986. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb37595151f.
Full textPépin, Karine. "Mariage et altérité : les alliances mixtes chez la noblesse canadienne après la Conquête (1760-1800)." Mémoire, Université de Sherbrooke, 2016. http://hdl.handle.net/11143/8929.
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