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Journal articles on the topic "Propriété foncière – Droit – Mali"
Hounet, Yazid Ben. "Propriété, appropriation foncière et pratiques du droit en milieu steppique (Algérie)." Études rurales, no. 192 (February 25, 2013): 61–77. http://dx.doi.org/10.4000/etudesrurales.9898.
Full textNdami, Chantal. "Les agricultrices et la propriété foncière en pays bamiléké (Cameroun). Un droit foncier coutumier en tension." Cahiers du Genre 62, no. 1 (2017): 119. http://dx.doi.org/10.3917/cdge.062.0119.
Full textScheele, Judith. "L’énigme de lafaggāra: commerce, crédit et agriculture dans le Touat algérien." Annales. Histoire, Sciences Sociales 67, no. 2 (June 2012): 471–93. http://dx.doi.org/10.1017/s0395264900010180.
Full textVUMILIA NAKABANDA, Nathalie. "De l’accès à la propriété « foncière » par la femme au regard du système juridique congolais : état de la législation en droit congolais." KAS African Law Study Library 1, no. 3 (2015): 513–41. http://dx.doi.org/10.5771/2363-6262_2014_3_513.
Full textChabot, Marie-France. "Le Tribunal Waitangi et les droits des autochtones." Les Cahiers de droit 32, no. 1 (April 12, 2005): 59–85. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/043066ar.
Full textWinisdoerffer, Yves. "Loi Verdeille du 10 juillet 1964. Apport forcé des droits de chasse sur les terrains à une ACCA. Propriétaires opposés à la pratique de la chasse. Limitations à la libre disposition du droit d'usage et atteinte disproportionnée au droit de propriété : violation de l'article premier du premier Protocole additionnel à la Convention européenne des droits de l'homme. Adhésion forcée aux ACCA. Atteinte disproportionnée à la liberté d'association : violation de l'article 11 de la CEDH. Discrimination fondée sur la fortune foncière au sens de l'article 14 de la CEDH combiné avec l'article premier du Protocole et l'article 11 de la CEDH. Violation du droit à la liberté de conscience et de manifester ses convictions (art. 9 de la CEDH) : rejet de la demande d'examen sous cet angle. Cour européenne des droits de l'homme, 29 avril 1999, Chassagnou et autres c/ France. Avec note." Revue Juridique de l'Environnement 24, no. 3 (1999): 431–60. http://dx.doi.org/10.3406/rjenv.1999.3670.
Full textSpandri, Francesco. "Balzac et le non-sens de la terre." French Studies, July 11, 2019. http://dx.doi.org/10.1093/fs/knz154.
Full textAttino, Mahamar. "La Politique du Bulldozer ou la Gestion Foncière au Cœur des Tensions Sociales à Bamako au Mali." European Scientific Journal ESJ 16, no. 29 (October 31, 2020). http://dx.doi.org/10.19044/esj.2020.v16n29p266.
Full text"Babylonian Royal Land Grants, Memorials of Financial Interest, and Invocation of the Divine." Journal of the Economic and Social History of the Orient 49, no. 1 (2006): 1–47. http://dx.doi.org/10.1163/156852006776207242.
Full textGermain, Marc. "Numéro 116 - juin 2015." Regards économiques, October 12, 2018. http://dx.doi.org/10.14428/regardseco.v1i0.14493.
Full textDissertations / Theses on the topic "Propriété foncière – Droit – Mali"
Ba, Allassane. "Le droit des terres : défis et enjeux dans le processus de décentralisation au Mali." Paris 1, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008PA010268.
Full textChene-Sanogo, Alima. "Enjeux fonciers et développement "durable" au Mali." Phd thesis, Université de Bourgogne, 2012. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00839314.
Full textSarr, Samba. "La domanialité des biens de l'Administration publique à l'épreuve des régimes fonciers traditionnels : le cas du Mali." Phd thesis, Université de Grenoble, 2012. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00866401.
Full textSarr, Samba Amineta. "La domanialité des biens de l'Administration publique à l'épreuve des régimes fonciers traditionnels : le cas du Mali." Thesis, Grenoble, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012GREND009/document.
Full textThe state ownership of assets of public administration to the test traditional land tenure raises the question of the legal situation of the area in Mali. This is to give the photograph the property of the government and their evolution in relation to customary land tenure. This study course with a historical overview of state assets and local authorities. We will discuss together the legal status of goods in the traditional sense of the term. The tropics adressed include the study of the property during the precolonial, colonial and postcolonial. Before colonization, the area as known today did not exist and the mode of holding property was collective. They spoke not domain but rather of collective awnership. Also, these are not laws that established the traditional tenure bur rather quasi-religious principles. The goods, which are now the domain of state and local government, belonged not to men but to the gods. They were owned by the community and were managed either by the land chief or dji tigui (owner of the water). Thes were the custodians of a part of God's sovereignty and at the same time delegates from higher powers. More than they possessed them, earth and water were the owners of the land chief and dji tigui. Their bonds were dictated by the ancestral beliefs certainly diminished bye time and biased interpretations. Thes goods were not in the lega trade, they were inalienable. Individualownership was true, but it was not widespresd. It did not concern either the land or waterways. This individual property within the meaning of the french Civil Code could only relate to certain personal property except those who were truly essential property of indigenous community. At the start of colonization, the colonial state decided, not without opposition, to implement the experimenced en South Australia by the English to know the Torrens Act. Indeed, the natives had their own legal system and did not want any disruption in their habits millennia. But, in view of developing agriculture and industry in the french possession, it was important to introduce into the legal arsenal of the colony the principle of state ownership of property. To do this, government should play itd full score. Consequently, it must be adequate means of its policy by establisheing, first, a public and private domain.This domain constitution necessarily spent by the spoliations of property belonging to indigenous communities. At the country attained independence, the problem remained large. The colonial tested continued to govern the field until the adoption of a code Land Law in 1986. Customary rignts recognized and magnified now thanks to the recovery of ancient traditions challenge the rule of written law. The latter recognizes that before his accession, economic and legal relationships between individuals and groups of individuals were well organized. This is why the colonizers did not intend to make a clean sweep of pre-colonial customs let alone the new authorithies. However, problems of formation and management persisted. Even today, many challenges remain in relation to the management domain whether public or private, whether owned by the state or local authorithies
Adésir-Schilling, Michèle. "L'herbe, le poisson et le riz : transformation des paysages et dynamiques paysannes dans le Kotiya (Delta central du Niger, Mali)." Paris 1, 1999. http://www.theses.fr/1999PA010577.
Full textSince 1968, persistent water deficits severely reduced the flood plains and natural resource base of the inland delta of Niger in Mali. In the Kotiya, a region situated in the heart of this complex watershed, the extended drought has had tremendous effects on the agricultural landscape, as witnessed by the underlying socio-economic changes. In this region of low population density, natural resources have traditionally been shared between the bozo fisherman and the transhumant fulani herdsmen. Despite deteriorating climatic conditions, inhabitants of the kotiya were able to take advantage of reduced flooding levels to develop a substantial rice-based agricultural system. The continuation of sufficient flooding attracted neighboring populations who were forced to migrate from nearby droughtafflicted regions and resettle in the kotiya. Interested by the ample natural resources still available, these settlers created new areas of resettlement in the kotiya referred to as daaka. These changes resulted in increased competition for the scarce natural resources and limited space which led to land disputes between herdsmen and agriculturists. As a result, ethnic conflicts have begun to pose serious questions concerning the future of herding activity in the region. Within this context of exceptional variability and change, affected populations were obliged to adapt by changing their socio-economic activities and their allocation of natural resources. Data from this system were collected, integrated, analyzed and compiled into a geographic information system (gis). The gis was found to be an efficient tool providing insight into the complex nature of the relation between man, space and time in the inland delta of Niger in Mali
Hochet, Peter. "La terre, l’étranger et le citoyen : les relations sociales et politiques à propos de la terre dans un village bwa (Gombélèdougou, Burkina Faso)." Paris, EHESS, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012EHES0503.
Full textOur work is based on a case study among the bwa village of Gombeledugu, Western Burkina Faso. We described the citizenship relation built in this village about the access o land and the settlement of migrants. We define citizenship, at large, as the relation of the individual to the political community. The relation of local citizenship is made by, at least, three processes: various devices institutionalize at the same time the territory and the village as a scale of belonging, decision, and regularization; the elders of lineage build compromises between domestic and political objectives; the autochthonous reproduce their control over land through the duty for them to give land tenure rights to strangers in the exchange of the duty for strangers to integrate the local socio-political order. Such results pinpoint the weakness of the idea that the necessary conditions of citizenship are the state, the modernity, the democracy and elections. A local definition of citizenship exists. However, our results underlines also that local citizenship exists. However, our results underline also that local citizenship is defined in relation with the state definition of citizenship. It is built to opposition to and simultaneously in articulation with the state definition of citizenship. Our results address also the question of political relations in West-African peasant societies, not only as strategies to get power or as ethnic relations, but also a management of local public affairs, polity, political status, and compromises between private and collective objectives, facing the state
Bertrand, Monique. "Question foncière et villes secondaires au Mali : les communes méridionales de Sikasso, Koutiala et Bougouni." Paris 10, 1990. http://www.theses.fr/1990PA100116.
Full textThe investigations deal with the part of secondary towns in the territorial development of a west-African underdeveloped country on the one hand, and with the land question which confronts national institutional logics and local urban practices on the other hand. The first part analyses the deformations of normative domanial regulations : from the state to the southern communes, poor budgetary means are appearing at every levels of production of urban plots. The second part concerns the land markets. The selective offer of urban plots underlines the social stratifications in town. Market and property valorizations of these plots show close relations between speculative rents and patrimonial pressures on the land market. The third part confronts these different ambitions through occupational and migratory ways of town insertion. The family and the duration of residence determine social solvencies which bypass or consolidate economic solvencies. The fourth part considers historical implications of urban conflicts about land. New personal relationships develop between local communes and the state of Mali. The conclusion qualifies sizing effects between towns in the land and property market. Taken in a largest geographical comparison, the links between rents and patrimonies request new investigations about economic, social and political competitions which are spreading in Malian society
Dinh, Luong Minh Anh. "L'État et la propriété foncière au Vietnam." Thesis, Université Grenoble Alpes (ComUE), 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019GREAD001/document.
Full textLand ownership is an interesting and fundamental issue in Vietnam. The relationship to the land has been framed in different ways throughout the history of this country, in both feudal and colonial and socialist periods. The differences in design and soil management technique in each period explain the complexity of contemporary Vietnamese land law; increased complexity in a market economy context with the socialist orientation maintained by the Communist Party. This ambiguous situation refers to the image of a country that is ready to implement structural reforms, particularly in the economic sector, without breaking with its socialist ideology. The land issue is a major focus of current issues, at the center of which lies the confusion between public property and private property. As a result of land laws and various amendments, particularly after the 2013 Constitution, land tenure and private property rights have been better protected than before. The State of Vietnam has recognized the real nature of the land use right, which has allowed the emergence of a dynamic and attractive real estate market by national and international investors. On the other hand, urbanization has led to many upheavals in the use of land in rural areas. Despite its efforts, however, the State of Vietnam can not adapt to the demands of this new context. There has been a long history of debates on land ownership, the concept of the right of use and other elements related to land management. The leaders are fumbling and the land administration still raises many difficulties. One of the most remarkable aspects concerns the maintenance of the land requisition, a procedure that involves the precariousness of the right of use of individuals.So, who owns land in Vietnam today? Are the components of the Vietnamese people, especially the poor peasants, really the masters? Can the right of use be considered as the equivalent of a right of property within the meaning of French law? All these questions, which are at the heart of this thesis, lead to suggest a new reform of Vietnamese law in the near future
Janin, Patrick. "L'espace en droit public interne." Lyon 3, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1996LYO33017.
Full textTchapmegni, Robinson. "Le contentieux de la propriété foncière au Cameroun." Nantes, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008NANT4003.
Full textIn Cameroonian land law, the administration appears, in fact as in right, as the guard of the right of property. This statement can be surprising for the reason that the administration is not always respectful of rights and fundamental liberties. To entrust him the guarding of the right of the landed property would mean confiding the guarding of the lamb to the wolf. This reflection asks the fundamental question to know how is organized the system of regulation of the land disputes resulting from the access to the earth in Cameroon. The analysis reveals that the land settlement dispute is shared between the administration, the administrative justice and the judicial jurisdictions. It reveals especially that it is dominated by the administration, the judicial being relegated to play supporting roles in the guarantee of the land ownership. The occupants of the national domain are recognised action intended to sanction infringements on their customary rights. Left domains of the State as for them are in a legal impasse, the Cameroonian law seems to offer them no alternative in front of recurring events of the evictions to the bulldozer
Books on the topic "Propriété foncière – Droit – Mali"
Les biens: Généralités, biens personnels. Moncton, N.-B: Centre international de la common law en français, Université de Moncton, 1998.
Find full textSnow, Gérard. Les biens: Biens réels. Moncton, N.-B: Centre international de la common law en français, Université de Moncton, 2000.
Find full textDroit de superficie et leasing immobilier: Deux alternatives au transfert de propriété. Genève: Schulthess, 2011.
Find full textAndréa, Boudreau-Ouellet, ed. Précis du droit des biens réels. 2nd ed. Cowansville, Qué: Éditions Y. Blais, 2001.
Find full textAndréa, Boudreau-Ouellet, ed. Précis du droit des biens réels. Cowansville, Qué: Éditions Y. Blais, 1993.
Find full textLamontagne, Denys-Claude. Le droit minier: Tentative de conciliation du Code civil du Québec, de la Loi sur les mines et d'autres lois complémentaires relativement aux droits du propriétaire dans le sol et le sous-sol. Montréal, Qué: Éditions Thémis, 1998.
Find full textBennett, William Henry. The droit de banalité during the French régime in Canada. Washington: G.P.O., 1986.
Find full textContracts for the sale and purchase of land: Purchasers' remedies. Edmonton, Alberta: Alberta Law Reform Institute, 2009.
Find full textJ, Allaway Wellington, and Kyle Robert C, eds. Modern real estate practice. [Chicago]: Real Estate Education Co., 1994.
Find full textJ, Allaway Wellington, and Kyle Robert C, eds. Modern real estate practice. Chicago, Ill: Dearborn Real Estate Education, 2006.
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