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Kharazian, Marat. "L' opinion publique française et la question arménienne (1894-1908)." Paris, EPHE, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004EPHE4036.
Full textThis thesis is devoted to an almost unknown or forgotten period of the history of French public opinion. It concerns the support given to the Armenian cause in the application of the reforms planned be the Berlin Congress of 1878. The origins of this Armenophile movement go back to the period of the Armenian massacres organized by Sultan Hamid II in the Ottoman Empire (1894-1896). This movement included well known people such as Anatole France, Georges Clémenceau, Jean Jaurès ands many others. Having had to suffer a “conspiracy of silence” by thousands of participants which resulted in interventions and claims in various European parliaments. This movement saw its decline with the revolution of the Young Turks in 1908, which had raised up false hopes for a better future for the Armenian people
Vallée, J. Louis. "La France et la question arménienne (1915-1923)." Master's thesis, Université Laval, 1987. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/29285.
Full textBeggar, Abderrahman. "La presse quotidienne et la question de l'autre : l'avènement du sandinisme vu par des quotidiens madrilènes et parisiens." Paris 4, 1999. http://www.theses.fr/1998PA040303.
Full textMathieu, Ilinca. "La question du sens de l'action dans les opérations extérieures : décision politique, soutien public et motivation militaire dans le cadre de la participation française à la FIAS et à la FINUL renforcée." Thesis, Clermont-Ferrand 1, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014CLF10452.
Full textMany studies have determined that democracies perform better in war. Through our analysis of the relationship that links the pillars of today’s clasewitzian trinity – political leaders, people and soldiers – our study seeks to highlight the importance, to this regard, of defining the « meaning of the action ». In spite of a complex conceptualization, this object can be apprehended by analyzing the interactions of the three pillars, within the frame of a military intervention abroad. This interactional dynamic’s origin lies in the meaning given by the political discourse to the decision to use force. This political meaning leans on national interests (as perceived by policymakers), but also on public preferences (as perceived by policymakers), due to democratic constraint. Public support appears essential to underpin the political will during a conflict, but it also affects soldiers’ morale in the field. Secondly, our study thus seeks to analyse the components of the meaning given by soldiers to their mission,in order to determine to what extent an uncleared or blurred political meaning might affect public support and ultimately provoke a loss of meaning among the military. This multiscale approach aims to answer to the ultimate question of knowing why are we fighting, by deepening two case studies : the French Army contribution to ISAF (in Afghanistan) and UNIFIL II (in Lebanon). It can more broadly come within the framework of previous researchs studying strategic and battlefield effectiveness, by underlying that democracies might have a weakness in this regard
Books on the topic "Question arménienne – Opinion publique française"
Kharazi︠a︡n, Marat. De l'illusion à la tragédie: L'opinion publique française et la Question arménienne de 1894 à 1908 (des massacres hamidiens jusqu'à la révolution jeune-turque). Paris: [publisher not identified], 2007.
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