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Jehel, Sophie. "Enfants, parents, médias et société du risque : Les classifications de contenu permettent-elles une régulation des médias?" Paris 2, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009PA020074.
Full textBruneel-Baïssas, Carole. "La protection de la santé du mineur." Lyon 3, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007LYO33001.
Full textThis work is a synthesis and a critique of the collective preventative actions and enforceable laws aimed at child health. Based on medical, sociological and comparative law, this work proposes a number of ways of reinforcing the efficiency and coherence of the current system. This work centers on the parents'role in protecting the children, highlighting their central role in this task in the first part and examining assisting and enforcing role of public authorities in the second part
Fautrelle, Séverine. "Bilans et perspectives de la directive "télévision sans frontières"." Paris 2, 2003. http://www.theses.fr/2003PA020092.
Full textPark, Bong Sung. "La culture européenne et la mondialisation des médias : Profits et dommages pour cette culture défiée par les systèmes planétaires d'information." Paris 2, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004PA020029.
Full textLatif, Hossein. "Les médias turcs et la politique européenne de la Turquie depuis 1971." Paris 3, 2001. http://www.theses.fr/2001PA030062.
Full textThe Turkish mass-medias have a great influence and play a dominant role in shaping the public opinion and giving trends regarding evolutions of relationships between the EU and Turkey. Let us recall that the Helsinki summit in December 1999 approved its candidature to become full member of the EU. This candidature was refused on December 17, 1989 by the EC for economic and demographic reasons, but masking others, of a cultural and religious nature : the freezing of relations was unavoidable. The years 1990 will mark the brutal collapse of the USSR, reducing the place of Turkey in the favor of east european countries. In spite of the Association council EC-Turkey confirming criteria equality for all the applicant countries, the Luxemburg summit of December 1997 plead an economic delay and democratic deficiencies to move it apart from the European field. Having a chaotic but competitive economy, a dynamic society and a domestic market supported by a strong purchasing power from part of the population, Turkey has good chances. The permanence of a high inflation rate since the 90's and an uneven distribution of incomes remain nevertheless its weak points. Having the essential characteristics of a modern and laic State, the country is slow in implementing the institutional reforms needed to harmonize democracy and State of right as in European countries. The political and social life, since Mustafa Kemal Atatürk reforms, has been modelled on a Europeanization basis. The EU would be well advised to reinforce this large neighbor and NATO allied so that it can be viewed as model by other countries of the region. Its implication in Balkans along with Greek-Turkish relationships evolution are signs going in this direction. From the point of view of the European security, Turkey can assert its key position within the NATO. Suffering from a negative image, it must use new technology for get rid of generally accepted ideas. Its strengthening in various interior fields remains ignored by international opinion public. Having however the support of the United States and the invitation of Europe, an eventual final refusal is actually not on the air. Progress made to integrate the EU is a boosting factor, having to be used for the country and its population
Rojanski, Vladimir. "Diversité culturelle et mondialisation : l'impact des règles du commerce international sur la politique audiovisuelle de l'Union européenne." Paris 8, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009PA083604.
Full textRenaud, Karine. "Enjeux juridiques et processus de mondialisation de la communication." Toulouse 1, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004TOU10045.
Full textThe globalisation of communications has become a paradigm for the legal organisation of communications,which raises the question of how law can adapt to this process. Indeed, through the development of satellite communications and the integration of networks, of which Internet is the best known, sounds, images and data are now transmitted beyond national borders. The hypothesis of convergence, due to the digitalisation of information, brings into question the legal and technical separation of communication activities. However, underlying this process, policies are clearly in favour of worldwide legal model based on the logic of the market and competition regulations. This research work is an investigation of the two aspects of the globalisation process : the reality of technical progress and the symbolic importance of the process, characterised by lobbying for deregulation and liberalisation to promote competition and free market mechanisms
Masson, Bénédicte. "Le mineur étranger en droit français et en droit européen." Paris 11, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006PA111011.
Full textLongueville, Claude. "Pluralisme, concurrence et concentration dans le secteur des médias audiovisuels : étude de droit comparé : États-Unis-Europe." Toulouse 1, 2003. http://www.theses.fr/2003TOU10055.
Full textIn the recent years, the audiovisual sector has seen a signifiant evolvement and development in the states members of OCDE. This expansion has been accompanied by development of the private audiovisual sector and a correlating unprecedented merger movement in the media sector both in Europe and the United-States. Faced with this movement, most of the democratic states are concerned as to the high level of integration of such a special sector. Consequently, by its potential negative impact on pluralism (and even to the democracy itself), they have tried to limit risks against pluralism. The methods used by these states have mainly focused on competition law and media law. Whether media law provisions, especially audiovisual communication law provisions, are effective tools sufficient to ensure pluralism, would not seem to be the case. Moreover, with technological changes in progress, we may wonder if the media sector should not merely and purely be subject to antitrust law, which is becoming more predominant in the media sector
Boussaguet, Laurie. "Convergences inattendues : le processus d'émergence de la pédophilie comme problème public en France, en Belgique et en Angleterre." Paris, Institut d'études politiques, 2007. http://buadistant.univ-angers.fr/login?url=https://www.dalloz-bibliotheque.fr/pvurl.php?r=http%3A%2F%2Fdallozbndpro-pvgpsla.dalloz-bibliotheque.fr%2Ffr%2Fpvpage2.asp%3Fpuc%3D5442%26nu%3D26.
Full textThere are huge institutional differences between France, Belgium and England, be it in the functioning of criminal justice or in child welfare. The policies adopted to fight against child sexual abuse therefore vary widely. However, the way in which child sexual abuse emerged as a policy issue has been similar in the three countries: the focus, the time frame, the actors, the dynamics and the discourse were identical. These “unexpected convergences” are difficult to explain with a purely institutionalist approach, since the latter generally pays scant attention to the emergence phase and tends to over-estimate the influence of domestic institutional constraints. Whereas the emergence of paedophilia can be explained as the result of a series of short-term (major cases) and long-term factors (the recognition of children as a category deserving public attention); of micro (role of actors) and macro-elements (transformation of the cognitive context), the convergence between these emergence processes seems to be due in part to the integration of a number of actors in international networks (international conferences and associations, epistemic communities). This gives rise to a series of boundary questions regarding: the contours of the policy issue (child sexual abuse having been redefined as a result of the emergence process); the boundaries of public policy, be they vertical (relationships with the international level) or horizontal (with the civil society); disciplinary boundaries, as the role of lay people suggests that we need to bridge the gap between public policy analysis and political sociology; and the role of the state, in relation to the private sphere
Book chapters on the topic "Médias et enfants – Pays de l'Union européenne"
Messner, Francis. "L'accès des religions aux médias audiovisuels publics dans certains pays de l'Union européenne. Perspectives juridiques." In Médias et religions en miroir, 121. Presses Universitaires de France, 2000. http://dx.doi.org/10.3917/puf.willa.2000.01.0121.
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