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Journal articles on the topic "Politique forestière – Québec (Province)"
Simard, Martin, and Majella-J. Gauthier. "Les enjeux territoriaux associés à la réforme municipale au Québec. Le cas de Saguenay." Cahiers de géographie du Québec 48, no. 134 (November 14, 2005): 191–207. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/011681ar.
Full textAmat, Jean-Paul, B. P. T. Bôi Phùng Tùu, Amélie Robert, and N. T. H. Nghi Tran Hùu. "Espèces à croissance rapide au Viet Nam : des forêts de qualité exemples dans la province de Thua Thiên-Hué?" BOIS & FORETS DES TROPIQUES 305, no. 305 (September 1, 2010): 67. http://dx.doi.org/10.19182/bft2010.305.a20440.
Full textGagnon, Chantal. "Québec et Canada : entre l’unilinguisme et le bilinguisme politique." Meta 59, no. 3 (February 11, 2015): 598–619. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/1028659ar.
Full textLaflamme, Gaston. "Un siècle de pathologie forestière au Québec, sur fond de grands pins." Phytoprotection 89, no. 2-3 (November 20, 2009): 67–72. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/038233ar.
Full textHarvey, Fernand. "Le ministre Hector Perrier, l’instruction obligatoire et la culture, 1940-1944." Les Cahiers des dix, no. 65 (February 3, 2012): 251–81. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/1007778ar.
Full textBélanger, Éric. "« Égalité ou indépendance ». L’émergence de la menace de l’indépendance politique comme stratégie constitutionnelle du Québec." Globe 2, no. 1 (December 16, 2010): 117–38. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/1000094ar.
Full textSarrasin, Rachel, Anna Kruzynski, Sandra Jeppesen, and Émilie Breton. "Radicaliser l’action collective : portrait de l’option libertaire au Québec." Thème 3 – Luttes sociales, no. 75 (May 11, 2016): 218–43. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/1036306ar.
Full textSarrasin, Rachel, Anna Kruzynski, Sandra Jeppesen, and Émilie Breton. "Radicaliser l’action collective : portrait de l’option libertaire au Québec." Partie 3 – Le diagnostic de radicalité/radicalisation, no. 68 (March 12, 2013): 141–66. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/1014809ar.
Full textHarvey, Fernand. "La politique culturelle d'Athanase David, 1919-1936." Tradition et modernité dans la culture québécoise au XXe siècle, no. 57 (February 29, 2012): 31–83. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/1008103ar.
Full textDaoust, Jean-François. "Le mystère de Québec." Article hors thème 36, no. 2 (July 4, 2017): 143–58. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/1040416ar.
Full textDissertations / Theses on the topic "Politique forestière – Québec (Province)"
Bélanger, Etienne. "La certification forestière et le renouvellement du régime forestier québécois : un sondage en méthode-Q." Master's thesis, Université Laval, 2009. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/20564.
Full textWe have used a Q-methodology survey – a subjectivity studying technique – to explore different perceptions of forest certification in Quebec. Three different viewpoints were discovered. We have also done an analysis of institutional changes within Quebec's forest sector. As a result, we expect Quebec's forest regime to undergo an important effort of decentralization in which forest certification will play an important role. First, we have individuals who primarily view certification as a tool of management and who may place greater importance on forest industries' certification leadership. People in this category may want the traditional role of private firms as developers and managers of the crown's forests to be secured. On the other hand, there are people who view certification as a tool for public relations and who may be opposed to preserving the traditional role of private firms. For this group of people, proof of improvement of certified forest practices would be a requirement. Finally, people who view certification as a tool of governance may approve of reform and thus, try to catalyze it. Such individuals will demand an enhancement of public involvement processes in the forest sector. This group of people will want forest management responsibilities and power to be more equitable.
Maltais, Véronique. "Analyse sociopolitique des enjeux socio-économiques liés à la génomique forestière : Étude de cas du Québec." Thesis, Université Laval, 2010. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2010/27348/27348.pdf.
Full textFortier, Jean-François. "Émergence et évolution de la collaboration dans la planification forestière du Nitaskinan (Québec, Canada) 1990-2013." Doctoral thesis, Université Laval, 2017. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/28008.
Full textThis thesis sheds new light on the growing role of First Nations in sustainable forest management. Through a qualitative and longitudinal approach, this thesis examines the evolution of collaboration between the indigenous Nehirowisiwok (Atikamekw Nation) and Quebec’ industrial and governmental actors in forest planning on Nitaskinan during the period 1990 to 2013. It aims to better understand the factors and conditions that influenced the evolution of collaborative forest governance. This thesis also aims to identify and characterize interrelations between the collaboration processes analyzed and others processes to determine how these relationships have influenced the development of collaborative efforts in time and space. During the study period, the Nehirowisiwok engaged in a myriad of approaches and initiatives related to forest planning. This study examines three distinct processes that took place at key stages during the period, analysing critical dimensions of each process. The results show that collaborative efforts were greatly influenced by a changing environment, particularly the revision of the forestry regime in the late 1990s, the Haïda and Taku River judgements in 2004 and the adoption of a new forestry regime in 2010. Importantly, although collaborative processes are distinct, the dimensions of these processes are intertwined. Changes in, or caused by, one process can have a “domino effect” on dimensions of the other collaborative processes. Finally, although most previous authors agree that collaboration is an emergent and dynamic process in time, the results indicate that these changes may be partial, rather than complete. This research highlights the interactions between the conditions for collaboration and the effects of this collaboration in the context of forest planning. Indeed, without the learning arising from previous collaborations, collaboration tends to deliver unsatisfactory results. This mostly happens when actors do not have a prior history of collaboration. Consequently, in order to obtain satisfactory and immediate benefits for all stakeholders (including the Nehirowisiwok), the actors had to develop new skills, learn the forestry vocabulary, become familiar with the concerns of the Other and refine and develop new tools and instruments. Particularly importantly, they need to build a new common approach in which they can trust each other. In short, the actors do not collaborate overnight; they must first learn to cooperate before they can collaborate effectively. The results also helped develop an empirical classification of links between collaborative processes. Five general sets of interrelations were observed: genealogical, duplication, opposition, complementarity and influence. These links show that collaborative process does not exist in isolation and can have significant effects on their environment and other processes. Moreover, they demonstrate that collaborative processes do not simply add to, supplement or replace existing processes, as is often portrayed in the literature. Finally, based on the findings of this study, new questions arise. Have other First Nations in Quebec experienced an evolution in collaborative forest planning, in the same way as the Nehirowisiwok? What are the factors and conditions that explain the differences and similarities observed? It would also be interesting to examine how collaboration has evolved in other areas of forest governance, such as the allocation of timber supply, the development of new forest policy, land use planning, or forest fire management. Finally, it seems more relevant than ever to consider how and when it is still possible to articulate collaboration to other governance mechanisms in order to take full advantage of its potential for sustainable and equitable governance of Nitaskinan.
Lompo, Laure Sandrine. "Participation du public et gestion durable des forêts : quelle intégration dans les législations forestières du Burkina Faso et du Québec?" Master's thesis, Université Laval, 2015. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/25993.
Full textPoulin, Anick. "La responsabilité humaine en environnement : l'exemple des forêts boréales du Québec." Thesis, Université Laval, 2006. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2006/23596/23596.pdf.
Full textBarrane, Fatima-Zahra. "Promouvoir les stratégies de collaboration et de diversification pour relever le défi du changement : cas de l'industrie de transformation du bois au Québec." Doctoral thesis, Université Laval, 2014. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/24807.
Full textThis thesis focuses on the wood processing industry in Quebec. Since several years, the sector faces many problems that hinder its competitiveness. The main research question is: Does the introduction of products of secondary and tertiary processing, as well as the diversification of markets including uncovered domestic segments as non-residential construction, could provide solutions to get industry's current crisis? Indeed, for several decades, firms in this sector export basic wood products and depend heavily on the single market of the United States. Today, stakeholders are increasingly convinced that this crisis is basically due to low investment in the modernization of the industry and the high dependence on one market. This challenges them to join their efforts to revitalize the industry by promoting the development of new products. This could open new external and internal markets. Since collaboration is a key success factor in the development of products; the first sub-question is to identify what are the key strategies for effective collaboration management with all stakeholders to design new value added products. Based on the results of interviews with business leaders in the industry of the second and third wood processing, a model incorporating eleven key strategies for effective collaboration management is proposed. The second sub-question concerns the impact of the organization’s specific characteristics in choosing the destination market. Based on a sample of 1,022 manufacturing firms in the province of Quebec, the analysis by the binary logistic regression’s method demonstrates that the industry, the total sales and the presence or absence of a website have an impact on the diversification of export markets. While the firm age, the firm location and the presence of an export manager are not significant. Finally, the third sub-question concerns the determinants of the acceptance and use of wood technology as a new practice in non-residential construction industry in Quebec. To answer this question, a web survey was addressed to twenty eight engineers on construction. Results reveal some constraints on the use of wood in non-residential construction industry in Quebec. Keywords: collaboration management, export diversification, acceptance and use of new technology.
Hébert-Sherman, Dominic. "Légitimité politique, droits ancestraux et gestion du territoire forestier : le cas de la Forêt habitée de La Doré." Thesis, Université Laval, 2011. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2011/27722/27722.pdf.
Full textMartineau-Delisle, Catherine. "La participation publique et la gestion des forêts au Québec : changement de gouvernance, impacts des pratiques et profil des participants." Thesis, Université Laval, 2013. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2013/28983/28983.pdf.
Full textThe Canadian forest sector has gone through major transformations in the last decades. As a result, new practices have emerged among which public participation (PP) processes are particularly important. These are today a given in the sector, at every decisional level and for all actors. The growing importance of PP is said to reflect a major governance change in the management of forests. It is also seen as a practice which has many benefits: PP processes would improve the quality of decisions, ensure that a diversity of social values is considered, and increase trust in public authorities, for example. Despite the growing interest in PP, many knowledge gaps remain. To what point do PP processes reflect a governance change? What are their “real” impacts? Do they allow for the integration of a diversity of participants, as usually postulated? Our research aims to answer these questions based on the example of Québec forest sector. Firstly, based on an analysis of 693 cases of PP which happened over a period of more than three decades, the study provides with a high-level portrait of the evolution of PP processes in Québec forest sector. While the results prevent us from concluding that a real governance shift has happened, they clearly indicate that PP practices contribute to some key modifications in the conduct of forest management. Secondly, based on the perspective of 137 individuals having been involved in forest-related PP processes, the study identifies ten types of potential impacts of PP mechanisms as well as their significance from the point of view of the respondents. It also reveals key challenges related to the achievement of these impacts. Finally, one of the impacts of PP is measured empirically. To that end, the lists of participants to 27 public hearings were analyzed. The results reveal that, while PP opens decision-making to a wider range of participants, some forest actors tend to be favoured to the detriment of others. Overall, the key considerations raised by the study’s results allow important recommendations with regards to future PP practices and studies.
Moisan-De, Serres Annabelle. "Mise en valeur des produits forestiers non ligneux dans une optique de développement socio-économique : le cas de la Première Nation des Innus Essipit." Master's thesis, Université Laval, 2015. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/26538.
Full textThe development of non-timber forest products (NTFP) is often presented as one of the elements that can contribute to economic diversification of forest dependent regions. However, only few projects have studied how to promote these products in a way that is economically and socially sustainable. We have carried out a case study with the Innu First Nation of Essipit in order to develop two strategies to promote the community’s NTFP : picking in managed forests and recreotourism. The methodology developed for the picking in managed forest strategy confirms that compatible management of forests for timber and non-timber values is feasible. A survey conducted on the tourism customers of Entreprises Essipit revealed that there is a high interest for activities related to recreotourism. The potential to develop a NTFP industry under these strategies exists, but validations will be necessary in order to continue on this path and insure a promotion that will be economically and socially sustainable.
Blouin, Denis. "Un modèle de gouvernance forestière autochtone ancré au territoire : analyse des conditions d’origine et du processus de cocréation dans le cas de la Nation micmac de Gespeg." Doctoral thesis, Université Laval, 2021. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/68972.
Full textLike many First Nations in Canada, the Micmac Nation of Gespeg, an Aboriginal community with no assigned territory, has been demonstrating a willingness to reappropriate its territory for more than two decades. Located in the Gaspé region of Quebec, the Micmac Nation of Gespeg has been actively involved in the forestry sector for a little more than 15 years, particularly through forest co-management agreements on publicl and with the Quebec government. Following a partnership and collaborative approach with the Micmac Nation of Gespeg, we first studied its perceptions, needs and expectations regarding its forest territory, as well as analyzed its current involvement in forestry. Then, we carried out an approach in order to revise its vision and its objectives concerning its forestry project. We noted the specificity of its expectations, more cultural and identity-based than economic,and of its objectives based on a territorial project with multiple dimensions. This observation confirmed the relevance of exploring an innovative territorial and forest governance adapted to the aboriginal context, i.e. the concept of community forest. Secondly, in order to understand the transformative process allowing the objectives and vision of the Micmac Nation of Gespeg to be achieved, we drew a portrait of their socio-historical forestry context and then analyzed their path in forestry, more particularly their involvement in co-management. We then developed a framework for analyzing forest governance, identifying more specifically the conditions under which the community canact to achieve its vision. We found that the community's current and past commitments in forestry correspondto steps that prepare for the transformation of the governance of its ancestral forest territory. This strategicpath circumscribed by the governmental framework in force constitutes a passage towards the Aboriginal territorial governance desired by the Micmac Nation of Gespeg. In co-management with local partners, the Mig'maq community assumes an institutional entrepreneurial role. As a result, the Mi'gmaq of Gespeg exercisea transformative agent function by acting on the actionable conditions of the governance of public lands towards the achievement of their vision of governance of ancestral territory, i.e. the creation of a community forest. However, the observations of their forestry commitments, as well as the difficulties encountered in implementing their community forest, highlight the rationality of the governance of Quebec's public land. This governmental rationality exerted on public forests greatly limits the considerations that can be brought to the satisfaction of the needs and aspirations of specific groups. Thus, the system of "governmentality", to use according to Michel Foucault's term, of Québec's public lands is based on a one-dimensional conception of the Québec population and a homogeneous vision of the territory and the economy. This perspective directs government actions towards the exploitation of resources and territory based on the well-being of the Quebec population in general. Aboriginal people are then at the margin of the exercise of the State's power on its territory. An Aboriginal forestry conducted at the local level thus confronts the mission of the responsible ministries. Moreover, the Aboriginal will to adapt to its vision the management framework of the public forest constitutes a challenge for scientific forestry, the foundation of state forest management. In short, aboriginal claims, such as the Gespeg community forest project, call for the redefinition of the system of governmentality of public lands, as much in its conception of the Quebec population, its vision of the role of public lands as inits knowledge system.
Books on the topic "Politique forestière – Québec (Province)"
Hébert, Jacques. Historique de la gestion des terres et des forêts au Québec: Une bibliographie. Québec, Qué: Ministère de l'énergie et des ressources, Direction des communications, Centre de documentation, Terres et forêts, 1988.
Find full textLes vrais maîtres de la forêt québécoise. Montréal, Qué: Éditions Écosociété, 1995.
Find full textService canadien des forêts. Région du Québec. Le Programme de développement forestier de l'est du Québec, 1983-1993: 10 ans d'appui aux communautés rurales. Rimouski, Qué: Service canadien des forêts, Région du Québec, 1994.
Find full textLangelier, J. C. Richesse forestière de la province de Québec. [Québec (Province)?: s.n.], 1994.
Find full textMoreau, François. Le commerce extérieur du Québec. Hull, Qué: Éditions Asticou, 1988.
Find full textCaldwell, Gary. Les déterminants de l'évolution récente de la fécondité au Québec. Québec, Qué: Institut québécois de recherche sur la culture, 1992.
Find full textPlourde, Michel. La politique linguistique du Québec 1977-1987. Québec: Institut québécois de recherche sur la culture, 1991.
Find full textLigue de l'enseignement (Montréal, Québec). La question de l'instruction publique dans la province de Québec. Montréal: J. Fortier, 1995.
Find full textMaurais, Jacques. Aspects de l'aménagement linguistique du Québec. Québec, Qué: Conseil de la langue française, Direction des études et recherches, 1985.
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