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Joseph, Johanny Stanley. "La protection juridique des indications géographiques et son avantage pour le développement d'Haïti." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Bordeaux, 2024. http://www.theses.fr/2024BORD0494.
Full textGeographical indications play a role in identifying products originating from a geographical location whose quality, reputation or any other characteristic are inherent to that location. This could explain the notoriety and uniqueness of the names « Champagne », « Bordeaux » or « Tequila ». The abundant litigation generated over decades by the explosion of abusive uses may have provided the opportunity to guarantee the protection of geographical indications at the international level. It should be noted that, given the rise of globalization, the recognition and protection of geographical indications have, with the TRIPS Agreement, received notable recognition from WTO member states. However, despite its apparently obligatory nature in the agreement, Haiti, a less developed country, has not provided any legal means to protect these designations of origin. In reality, however, the protection of geographical indications is rich in potential. Far from the inadequacies resulting from international rules, they are considered as instruments of territorial development and preservation of cultural identity. This is why this thesis aims, by studying French and European models, to justify the legal protection of these public signs through their economic interest
Anfossi-Divol, Joan. "L'usage et l'enregistrement, éléments essentiels de l'harmonisation du droit des marques : une approche comparative des droits franco-communautaire et des États-Unis d'Amérique /." Strasbourg : Presses universitaires de Strasbourg, 2003. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb38981805v.
Full textMarteau-Roujou, de Boubée Isabelle. "Les marques déceptives." Paris 2, 1990. http://www.theses.fr/1990PA020015.
Full textThere is a great variety of deceptive trademarks, all of them capable of misleading the consumer. They are prohibited in france as well as in other countries and are, generally, barred from registration. Nevertheless, when deceptive trademarks succeed in being registered, they are still questionable, and the user of such trademarks is liable to prosecution. Owing to the broad criteria used to define the notion of deceptive trademarks, this notion may be adapted to the circumstances. On the eve of the great european market, trademark law will ensure, through the interdiction of deceptive trademarks that the consumer's interests are taken into account
Changeur, Sophie. "Le territoire de marque : proposition et test d'un modèle basé sur la mesure des associations des marques." Aix-Marseille 3, 1999. http://www.theses.fr/1999AIX32040.
Full textLampre, Caroline. "Les marques vinicoles." Bordeaux 1, 1990. http://www.theses.fr/1990BOR1D004.
Full textThe wine brands of which specific feature lies in the absolute obligation to respect the authenticity of their objects through the loyalty of theirs presentations, signalize themselves, in the first place, by the duality of their expression. So agricultural wine brand and commercial wine brand belong to distinct definitions and appropriations. Why, in spite of the variety of their origins, the wine brands are characterized in second place by the unity of their protection. National protection, relying on a preventive and defensive action. But international protection too, dependent on a territorial overstepping andon a material one
Ramaroson, Andry Haja Ngobo Paul Valentin. "Les déterminants de la migration des clients entre les marques nationales et les marques de distributeurs." S. l. : S. n, 2009. ftp://ftp.univ-orleans.fr/theses/andryhaja.ramaroson_2321.pdf.
Full textWalliser, Élisabeth. "La mesure comptable des marques : une étude comparée en Europe." Paris 12, 1998. http://www.theses.fr/1998PA122013.
Full textThis research finds its origin in the observation of the gap between the growing importance of brands, and more largely of the intangible capital, in the firm's assets and the relative weakness of their accounting measure. An institutional study is conducted on three European countries: Germany, France and the United Kingdom, as well as on an international level (first part). The accounting framework of brands is considered, first of all, through the analysis of doctrinal texts. Doctrinal positions are, then, replaced in a more general context of financial statements elaboration. Furthermore, the problem of the valuation, indissociable component of the accounting measure, is analyzed through the different methods available. A double empirical study is conducted (second part). On the one hand, a quantitative study on 150 annual reports of quoted companies divided equally on three countries and five sectors allows to test the different hypotheses stemmed from the study of the institutional framework. On the other hand, a qualitative study based on the internal information collected with 22 accounting and financial directors allows to clarify some results and to enrich them by their opinions. It appears that the choice of the brand valuation method, however hard it may be, is not an major hurdle in the recognition of brands. On the other hand, the persistence of a country effect legitimate the concern to bring institutions and practices together as part of the European construction
Deshors, Marie. "Publicité et droit des marques." Toulouse 1, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011TOU10018.
Full textBrands and advertising are two closely linked sets which are important tools for all companies in business and whose connections justify a detailed analysis. A trademark, which has its own value, is sometimes the main asset of a company. It is thus necessary to bring to it a special attention and it is especially thanks to advertising that the trademark will increase its value, its "brand equity". Indeed, advertising enables a brand to increase exposure and helps create a favorable image which then attracts consumers and enhances brand loyalty in order to make it a strong brand, a source of value for the company. Besides, although the advertising function of the brand has only recently been recognized by the law, it is proved that the brand itself fulfills advertising objectives as a instrument and influence of information, seduction and persuasion. Despite the appearance that this symbiosis is perfect, consideration must still be given about this being so because certain recent practices have shown themselves dangerous with regards to trademark law. It is in particular the case of paid referencing on the Internet and comparative advertising even though these practices would have been likely to turn out beneficial for brands if certain abuses, as well as the flexibility of interpretation of law texts by judges, had not had for consequence outrages to the exclusive right given to the holders of registered trademarks
Landreau, Aleman Isabelle. "Le droit des marques au Japon." Poitiers, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000POIT3013.
Full textBaron, Marie-Laure. "Marques, rentes et relations contractuelles : le cas des marques de distribution dans la grande distribution en France." Paris 13, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000PA131008.
Full textCanlorbe, Julien. "L'usage de la marque d'autrui /." Paris : Litec, 2008. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb412312471.
Full textKorchia, Michaël. "Connaissances des marques stockées en mémoire par les consommateurs : modèle théorique et test empirique." Aix-Marseille 3, 2001. http://www.theses.fr/2001AIX3A001.
Full textAnfossi-Divol, Joan. "L' usage et l'enregistrement, éléments essentiels de l'harmonisation du droit des marques : une approche comparative des droits franco-communautaire et des Etats-Unis d'Amérique." Paris 1, 2001. http://www.theses.fr/2001PA010272.
Full textCanlorbe, Julien. "L'usage de la marque d'autrui." Paris 2, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006PA020065.
Full textKillias, Pierre-Alain. "L'application de la législation cartellaire au droit des marques : étude de droit suisse et de droit européen /." Fribourg : Editions universitaires, 1996. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb39231613t.
Full textThévenard-Puthod, Catherine. "Le management stratégique des marques obtenues par croissance externe." Grenoble 2, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997GRE21042.
Full textBrand names experience different fates when the firm which owns them is acquired: some of them disappear whereas others are kept by the acquirers. Research wonders about the reasons which explain the origins of the decisions for the suppression of acquired brands. In particular, it attempts to link post-acquisition difficulties and brand disappearance, basing itself on resource-based theory. The analysis of thirteen case-studies brings some light to a two phase process of acquired brand management. This process points out that, most of the time, acquirers desire to keep the bought brands. But integration problems (internal restructurations, staff demotivation, destruction of organizational routines which are the basis of acquired firm competences, negative reactions of competitors and distributors. . . ) induce acquirers to separate from those brands
Bouvel, Adrien. "Principe de spécialité et signes distinctifs /." Paris : Litec, 2004. http://www.gbv.de/dms/spk/sbb/recht/toc/52338985X.pdf.
Full textJara, Magali. "Conceptualisation et mesure du capital-marque de la marque de distributeur." Rennes 1, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008REN1G008.
Full textThis research focuses on retail brand equity. More precisely, it aims at conceptualizing and measuring retail brand equity. Based on litterature review and qualitative research, the retail brand equity model is conceptualized. Exploratory and confirmatory analyses are used to measure and validate the model then. Finally, moderators of the model are proposed in order to reveal variations of retail brand equity. Results show at first that retail brand equity is composed of two principal components : awareness and retail brand image (which is measured by perceived quality, price image, personality, brand name and store service). All of these variables influence positively the retail brand purchase except store service which influences it negatively. Results show then that the retail brand image is a partial mediator on the relation between retail brand awareness and its purchase. This research reveals finally that the retail brand equity can be moderated by the product category and the retail brand strategy
Hamzaoui, Essoussi Leila. "Modélisation de l'influence du pays de conception, du pays de fabrication et de la marque sur l'évaluation du produit marqué." Aix-Marseille 3, 2003. http://www.theses.fr/2003AIX32000.
Full textThe first objective of this dissertation is to propose a conceptual model including the global country image and the fit between this country image and the product. The model also includes two variables considering the perceived fit between the three images (country of design, country of manufacture and brand): the congruence between the brand image and the country of manufacture image, and the typicality of the brand in the country of design. The research's second objective is to test empirically the joint influence of these variables on the branded product evaluation for several brands (cars and televisions). Results show significant effects of global country image and fit global country image/product, and a more important effect of country of manufacture than that of country of design. We confirm the effect of brand image and brand/country of manufacture congruence on branded product evaluation, and examine the moderating effect of the typicality of the brand/country of design
Hyvernat, Claire. "Analyse du contenu de l'ensemble de considération : une approche par la proximité des marques." Paris 9, 2003. https://portail.bu.dauphine.fr/fileviewer/index.php?doc=2003PA090014.
Full textThierry, Stéphane. "La marque constituée par une création de forme protégée." Paris 2, 1991. http://www.theses.fr/1991PA020012.
Full textAn increasing number of trademarks consist of intellectual creations, namely in-tellectual works protected under the law of the 11th march 1957 or industrial designs and patterns protected under the law of the 14th july 1909. What is the status of these trademarks in french law? to answer this question, we must examine their mate-rial and juridical possibility, the conditions of their protection and the condi-tions of their exploitation. Materialy speaking, any king of creations is capable to be used as trademark : litterary, artistic and musical creations. Juridicaly speaking, such an utilization is only lawful with the assent of the creator or this rightful owners. Otherwise, the deposit of the trademark realizes a counterfeiting which can nullify this trademark. The protection of a trademark consisting of in-tellectual creation is quite peculiar, because it is the outcome of a simultaneous application of trademark law and copyright law and or designs and patterns law. The trademark is liable to "sui generis" protection conditions. On the other hand, trade-mark law lets to take the creation out of the public property and to enjoy a perpe-tual protection. A creation used as trademark can be specially created in this pur-pose or have been previously created. At any rate, the urilizator of the trademark may only exploit the sign through a transfer of the author's rights in the latter, unless he is himself the author. The transfer subject to payment settles the field of the exploitation of the trademark
Perreault, Jocelyn D. "L'effet de l'implication et de la complexité cognitive sur la catégorisation des marques." Aix-Marseille 3, 1992. http://www.theses.fr/1992AIX32035.
Full textThe study pursues two objectives. We want to verify the effect of involvement and cognitive complexity on brand awareness and on brand categorization. The domain of the study is toothpaste. A sample of 222 persons have answered the questionaire in apersonel interview. The first part of the questionaire measured brand categorization. The second part measured the cognitive complexity whereas the third part was concerned with personal characteristics of the respondents. Results indicate that involvement level has a weak but significative effect on the number of salient and known brands. Cognitive complexity affects significantly only the number of salient brands. In regard with the second objective, results indicate that reject set size increases significantly with the involvement level. Multiple regression analysis also indicates that involvement significantly explains but at weak levels the indifference set size. No significant effect of cognitive complexity on brand categorization has been found. By way of conclusion. We shall underline that involvement level seems to affect more significantly brand awareness and brand categorization than does cognitive complexity level
Hmaida, Jouba. "Une étude interculturelle sur la conception de soi : une application aux marques." Toulouse 1, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010TOU10008.
Full textDrawing on Markus and Kitayama's (1991) theory concerning self-construal differences between individualistic and collectivistic cultures and their influence on cognitions, emotions and motivations, this research compares independents and interdependents on four variables related to brand : brand associations, brand attitude, brand categorization, and the perceived fit between the parent-brand and the extension. The intercultural study conducted in France and Morocco showed interesting results. First, self-construal analysis showed that French are more independent than Moroccans, whereas the latter are more interdependent than French. Second, brand associations analysis showed that interdependents retrieve more exemplars of a brand than the independents, whereas the latter retrieve more global beliefs about a brand than interdependents. Third, the results indicate that independents and interdependents categorize brands differently. Interdependents are more likely to group together brands that are used in the same usage occasion, whereas independents are more likely to group together brands that share the same attributes
Vignolles, Alexandra. "Influence de la perception nostalgique sur l'attachement à la marque, sur l'attitude à l'égard du produit et sur l'attitude à l'égard de la marque." Toulouse 1, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010TOU10048.
Full textThe current success of products inspired by the past, called retro-innovative, raises questions about the influence of nostalgia in consumer behaviour. Three main research questions underlie this issue : what is a nostalgic experience ? How to measure "nostalgia" ? How to model the influence of nostalgia ? The nostalgic experience can be defined as a time during which an individual is transported into a past experience, lived or idealized, characterized by emotional reactions already experienced or new. The question of the measure of nostalgia leads to propose two new scales. The first is the nostalgic perception, that is to say, the degree of nostalgia triggered by a specific brand and product from a personal and collective point of view. The second proposal is a nostalgia proneness scale defined as a predisposition of the individual to relapse into the past, idealized or not, composed by five dimensions : lack in relation to childhood, attachment to the past and rituals, preference for products of the past, need for comfort and tendency to regret. The structural model tested is applied to car models. The results show the positive influence of nostalgic perception to the brand attachment and to the attitude toward the product. The influence of nostalgic perception, meanwhile, is limited but negative to the attitude toward the brand. Finally, the nostalgia proneness (level and type of nostalgic consumers) is used as moderator between some of the relationships proposed in the model
Odin, Nathalie. "La typicalité : une heuristique de choix des marques." Grenoble 2, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997GRE21034.
Full textThis research deals with the study of the validity of a particular rule of brand choice : the typicality heuristic. This decision rule, inherently cognitive, predicts that a consumer who has to choose a brand in a product class may select the brand he considers as the most representative of this class. In order to study the validity of the typicality heuristic, an empirical study, dealing with brand choice, was conducted on 1003 students. This study has been carried out in three different product classes: jeans, champagnes and shampoos. The results obtained confirm the absolute validity of the typicality choice heuritic. In the three product classes, brand typicality has a significant and positive impact on buying intention and final brand choice. Moreover, the empirical study reveals that this choice heuristic has a predictive power which is greater than a more traditionnal decision rule : the compensatory multiattribute model. Finally, the results of this research show that two variables may have a moderator impact on the typicality heuristic validity : uncertainty and consumer expertise in the product class
Chibane, Lilia. "Importations parallèles et protection des marques aux Etats-Unis." Rouen, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007ROUED004.
Full textIP rights are challenged assets faced with offenses such as parasitism and piracy. This far-reaching issue dealt differently according to countries. For instance, in the US, registered trademarks can be endangered both by counterfeiting and through parallel imports of genuine-but-foreign-manufactured goods. This thesis, revolving around US brands enforcement against such imports, aims at presenting and explaining this American concept of parallel imports legacy. It encompasses trademark law which is the main means of finding avenues in order to solve relating issues. It also explores the possible applicability of solutions found in other American laws, such as US Copyright and Customs Laws. At last, this country's commitment on regional and international scenes, through its signing, for instance, of two major Agreements, i. E. NAFTA and TRIPS, is examined in the field of trademark protection
LEWI, CATHERINE. "La preference entre marque de distributeurs et marques de fabricants : l'effet conjoint de leur politique marketing et des caracteristiques des consommateurs." Jouy-en Josas, HEC, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997EHEC0053.
Full textThe development of retailer's brands has significantly changed the competitive environment in the fast moving consumer goods markets. On these markets, a major issue for the branded goods manufacturers is not only to stop the retailer's brands'market share increase short term, but also, longer term, to restore their perceived value compared to store brands. Therefore we aim at identifying in this research the determinants of consumers' preference between leading manufacturer's brands and retailer's brands. We focus on the determinants which can be modified by an adapted marketing policy i. E. The marketing mix of the two types of competing brands. Besides, we study the joint effect of these marketing mix variables with the consumers' individual characteristics. This kind of approach, which had not been conducted yet, allows to distinguish at the same time between the different types of retailer's brands and between the different consumer segments. Based on previous research we identified potential determinants of consumers' preference between a leading manufacturer's brand and a competitive retailer's brand. We propose in this research an integrated vision of these different determinants, by analysing the role of each variable and their interactions in a complete model. We tested this model by doing an experimental study involving 454 actual consumers in the chocolate biscuits category. We studied specifically the impact of the retailer's brand product quality, branding policy, packaging appearance and price advantage on its purchase preference versus the market leader in a 2*2*2*3 experimental design. The results are of prime significance, showing in particular the pivotal role of product superiority as well as significant interactions between the brands' marketing characteristics and consumers' individual characteristics
Chailan, Claude. "Portefeuille de marques, méta-structure stratégique : application dans l'univers des produits cosmétiques." Nice, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005NICE0013.
Full textThe aim of the research is to evaluate the strategic dimension of the brand portfolio and to support the role of brand portfolio within companies as a new source of sustainable and durable competitive advantage. To this effect, four detailed case studies have been carried out. The development of brand portfolio, its actors, its effects on brands, its effects on the organization as well as the construction of specific competencies within the researched sites have been analysed. Our research puts in evidence the strategic nature of the brand portfolio. The study shows that brand portfolio is becoming a very fundamental tool because it allows the manager to go beyond competition through individual brands and to create a more durable and sustainable competitive advantage by operating at a more complex meta-level. By this means, the company can conciliate the consumer's needs and demands with its own organizational and profitability needs. Raising the advantage of competitive sources to a superior level thanks to brand combining, this advantage becomes more difficult to understand and to copy. Our analysis leads to propose a model which reflects the evolutionist character of strategies based on brand portfolio
Duval, Florence. "Attitude de l'enfant-consommateur face aux extensions de marque : influence de la largeur de la marque-mère et de la nature des ses produits originels." Caen, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008CAEN0655.
Full textGuillotin, Alain. "Le contentieux de la distribution sélective." Aix-Marseille 3, 1992. http://www.theses.fr/1992AIX32008.
Full textIncreasing of selective distribution networks, joined nowadays to the noteworthy development of the competition law, has given rise to a wide contentious. The selective distribution agreement is that one through which a provider under akes to supply in a definite sector, one or several tradesmen: he selects them on the basis of objective qualitative criteria. Selective distribution includes only luxury, glamorous and pranded goods. European and national authorities have a care for assuring themselves that the setting of a selective distribution network fills every honest requirements and does not incude the target or the effect to be opposed to the free play of competition as well between the suppliers in a brand as between the suppliers in different brands. French and brussels features on that question are nearly the same now. French competition law has been substantially altered by the st december 1986 order, relating to price and competition freedom. The new competition law includes important institutional changings in its provision concerning the checking of practices used against competition. The present ability system settles a general equilibrium between judges in common or
Affonseca, Gusmao José Roberto d'. "L'acquisition du droit sur la marque au Brésil." Université Robert Schuman (Strasbourg) (1971-2008), 1989. http://www.theses.fr/1989STR30005.
Full textTrademark rights in Brazil are acquired through registration. However, it is common practice that the brazilian jurisprudence also provides some protection to unregistered trademarks which have effectively been used in the past. The first part of the study deals with the question of acquisition of trademark rights through registration. The aim of section one is to analyse the juridical nature of registered trademarks rights. In section two the formal conditions of validity of trademarks, in particular of the registration procedure at the brazilian trademark office (INPI), are examined. Section three, considers the substantive issues associated with the validity of trademarks. The second part of the study, in terms, relates the examination of problems related to the protection of unregistered trademarks. The protection of current-use but unregistered trademarks is discussed in section one, which goes on to specify the conditions which the use of such marks should comply with and to identity the instruments for their juridical protection. Finally, section two considers in detail the problems associated with a specific type of unregistered
Saint-Louis, Vertus. "Le nombre et le défi maritime." Antilles-Guyane, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000AGUY0059.
Full textSorin-Ulrich, Isabelle. "L'impact du genre des marques et du genre des individus sur les extensions des marques d'un genre à l'autre." Paris 2, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010PA020079.
Full textPerrino, Muriel. "Marques et contrefaçon : le dilemme de l'efficience." Aix-Marseille 3, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007AIX32012.
Full textMost of the time, economic studies dealing with counterfeiting of trademarks conclude in the inefficiency of such illegal activity. When trademarks only convey information about the quality of goods, counterfeiting might harm consumers. Consumers are likely to consume non-intentionally a good and suffer utility losses. As a consequence, the owner of the imitated trademark will loose profits. The present work aims at analyzing counterfeiting effects for goods for which trademarks play also a signalling role: the luxury goods. On that market, consumers ask for counterfeiting goods in order to signal their status. Under such circumstances, counterfeiting goods help remedying a market failure in that they satisfy consumers’ demand under budget constraint. When consumers are not cheated by counterfeiting goods, and when trademark owners are not able to produce lower quality goods, counterfeiting is likely to increase efficiency
Mauriac, Vincent. "Le consommateur et le droit des marques." Strasbourg, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010STRA4003.
Full textThe trademark was originally created as a way to regulate the competition in business. It provides the owner with an exclusive right over the sign, not only in order to identify its products but also to provide protection from its competitors. Given its nature, the trademark is not designed to protect the consumer – a physical or moral person who acquires or uses a good or a service for a non professional usage – against the professional. On the contrary, the trademark law impacts the competition process and therefore impacts the consumer’s best interest, which is usually favoured by the competition process. Yet, the consumer’s influence over trademark law has been growing. For years, one after the other, the decisions of the Court of Justice of the European Union have imposed the guarantee of an indication of origin, which take into account the consumer’s best interest- as the essential function of the trademark law. The extent of trademark law being linked with the consumer, and the implementation of these (labelling) rights have made the consumer unavoidable and omnipresent. However, trademark law have not become consumerist law within the strict meaning of the term, as the consumer is given an economic dimension. Within the trademark are included 2 notions: people motivated either by personal or by professional interests. Having acknowledged this, one must still define the extent and the various forms of its manifestations. A consumerist orientated analysis of the trademark law leads to a reflection on a mutual or unilateral influence of the consumer over the trademark law and also on the potential protection that this right could guarantee to the consumer
Benoit-Moreau, Florence. "La première rencontre mémorable entre un consommateur et une marque." Paris 9, 2008. https://bu.dauphine.psl.eu/fileviewer/index.php?doc=2008PA090044.
Full textThis doctoral research defines and explores the first memorable encounter between a consumer and a brand. The present research relies on two theoretical roots: multidisciplinary research works about the first encounter, as well as research from the consumer-brand relationship paradigm. Then, Study 1 offers an empirical exploration of the phenomenon, based on a phenomenological qualitative enquiry using different methods of analysis (life story analysis, factorial analysis of correspondence). A general pattern of the first memorable encounter is then developed. Studies 2 and 3 quantitatively investigate part of the pattern. Study 2 tests the antecedents and facets of the encounter’s memorability using a critical incident technique. Study 3 tests the effect of encounters configurations thanks to an experimental design. Several results are discussed: the comprehension of encounters configurations as well as individual patterns of encounter, the definition of a memorable encounter and its two facets (object-driven memorability and context-driven memorability), its antecedents and consequences
Tardieu-Guigues, Elisabeth. "La licence de marque : marques de fabrique, de commerce ou de service." Montpellier 1, 1991. http://www.theses.fr/1991MON10043.
Full textThe mark licence contract is the agreement through which the awner of the trade mark grants the enjoyment of his right of exploitation to a third personne who is to pay for this licence. Most of the contracts studied here are related to the lease of real property legislation. Consequently the licence ought to grant and maintain the enjoyment of the trade mark and the licencee ought to exploid and remunerate the latter. However it has been noticed that due to the worse of each trade mark, brand the contact is seldon so simple. A great many additional obligations are to be sustained by both parties with a view to associating the exploitation of the trade mark with a role of quality garanty, role to which it is not legally bount
Humblot, Benoît. "Etude du droit des marques au regard de la linguistique." Montpellier 1, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000MON10013.
Full textRouen-Mallet, Caroline. "Sensibilité aux marques et formation de l'ensemble évoqué chez l'enfant." Paris 1, 2002. http://www.theses.fr/2002PA010042.
Full textBerger-Remy, Fabienne. "La fabrique des marques : entre processus de construction et phénomène de traduction, comment l'identité des marques est façonnée par les organisations." Paris 1, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013PA010063.
Full textCamelis, Christèle. "L'influence de l'expérience sur l'image de la marque de service." Aix-Marseille 3, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008AIX32078.
Full textThe purpose of the research is to show that the customer’s participation to the service delivery process makes the related service experience the core of the formation of service brand image. The central hypothesis suggests that, besides communication and the number of lived experiences, the way of living these experiences impacts the strength and the nature of brand image. The research has two main objectives: (1) define the service experience concept from a customer’s perspective and to identify its content, and (2) measure the influence of service experience on brand image. The methodology is based on two main studies: the first one is an exploratory qualitative study. It has been conducted with 8 costumers of IKEA according to the verbal protocol method. The second one is a confirmatory quantitative study. It is based on a sample of 2716 individuals knowing IKEA brand. The qualitative study structures the content of an immediate service experience on the basis of experiential activities lived through experience (sensorial, emotional, cognitive, behavioural and social) and their related task. The quantitative study (1) develops a scale of cumulated service experience on a subjective and qualitative approach with the concept of experiential intensity, (2) shows the influence of service experience on strength and nature of brand image, and (3) underscores the central role of the first experience. The main contributions of this research are the conceptualisation of service experience from customer’s point of view and the illustration of the interest of its integration into service brand strategies
Gaston-Breton, Charlotte. "Biais de jugement liés au prix : application au cas du changement d'unité monétaire des francs aux euros." Paris 9, 2003. https://portail.bu.dauphine.fr/fileviewer/index.php?doc=2003PA090019.
Full textVillemus, Philippe. "Le transfert des valeurs, lors du changement de nom de marque." Montpellier 1, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006MON10001.
Full textHeilbrunn, Benoît. "Les facteurs d'attachement du consommateur à la marque." Paris 9, 2001. https://portail.bu.dauphine.fr/fileviewer/index.php?doc=2001PA090046.
Full textMeunier, Alexandre. "L'impact de l'image corporative sur l'attitude envers la marque : le rôle du niveau d'implication." Sherbrooke : Université de Sherbrooke, 1999.
Find full textBodenbach, Bernd F. "Internationale Handelsmarkenpolitik im europischen Lebensmitteleinzelhandel /." Regensburg : S. Roderer, 1996. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb37509404v.
Full textBaghdadli, Ilhem. "L'oligopole multi-produit : une contribution à l'analyse de la diversité de l'offre." Aix-Marseille 2, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000AIX24006.
Full textNguyen, Thi-Hai-Van. "De la construction à l'application du droit de la propriété intellectuelle : l'exemple du droit des marques au Vietnam : regards comparatifs sur les expériences française et vietnamienne." Toulouse 1, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010TOU10017.
Full textThe recognition and the implementation of the protection of the intellectual property rights in Vietnam become more and more complex, especially after the Bilateral Trade Agreement with the United States comes into effect and Viet Nam's accession to WTO and to the TRIPS. The newly-formed and weakness of the current legal system risk to compromise the obligation to international conventions relating to the protection of the Intellectual Property rights committed by Vietnam. As well, the priority given to the improvement of institutions was carried out in parallel with legislative reform, without neglecting the enforcement of the protection of the Intellectual property rights by means of administration and judicial. References from the French's intellectual property rights legal system that conform to demands of the TRIPS Component of the WTO, will provide rich informations to fill in the gaps and to come up with solutions for issues in the IPR of Vietnamese's legal system under construction. The comparative method allows taking into consideration specific demands of the situation from a country like Vietnam, and to choose among the possible options, one that best reflect the legal tradition of the country as well as most respect the social-economic interests of Vietnam. Therefore, the research in the frame of this thesis may contribute, even modestly, in the creation of a modern theory of the Intellectual property rights in Vietnam
Cemalovic, Uros. "Le mouvement d'unification du droit des marques dans l'union Européenne." Strasbourg, 2010. https://publication-theses.unistra.fr/public/theses_doctorat/2010/CEMALOVIC_Uros_2010.pdf.
Full textThe need to create and develop legal mechanisms to ensure international protection of trademarks becomes imperative in the context of the principle of territoriality of intellectual property rights. The administrative procedure for trademark registration by national authorities and their validity in the context of national legal systems have imposed a geographical limitation of the protection: the right conferred by a national trademark is a territorial monopoly. That is why the first international efforts, beginning with the Paris Convention, aimed to create intergovernmental arrangements to facilitate the protection of trademarks in several states. The trademark remained a territorial monopoly, but its international registration became possible. In other words, the requirements imposed by the economic development of international trade have not put in question the principle of territoriality. It was not until the creation of the European Economic Community to send up a true supranational trademark. The harmonization of the national legislations of the EU Member States on trademarks – analyzed in the first part of our study - and the creation of a uniform European Trademark - considered in its second part - are two processes that are separate and parallel, but also deeply interdependent and interrelated. This thesis seeks to examine the legal nature of these processes and to demonstrate that they are part of a unique movement
Ramaroson, Andry Haja. "Les déterminants de la migration des clients entre les marques nationales et les marques de distributeurs." Phd thesis, Université d'Orléans, 2009. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00461256.
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