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Dissertations / Theses on the topic "Relations extérieures – Afrique francophone – Pays de l'Union européenne"
Ndemby, Sosthène. "L'Afrique française, la France et la Communauté Economique Européenne 1952-1975 : évaluation critique d'un partenariat." Paris 1, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005PA010555.
Full textKouttroub, Smail. "Les relations euro-maghrébines à l'heure de la mondialisation et de l'élargissement à l'Est." Perpignan, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005PERP0604.
Full textThe project of thesis will try to analyze the current context of euro-maghrébines relations at one time when europe knows deep changes : enlargement in the East , project of European constitution , and his place on the international scene. These changes planned for 2004 with the adhesion of the Central and Easten European country as well as the dynamics initiated by globalization market economy, triumph over the values democrtaic , regional integration. . ) will not be without direct consequences on the the immediate neibourg of Europe : the Maghreb. This study will be devoted to the stakes , challenes and prospects wich globalization and enlargement in the East with the area maghrébine pose. Will be tackled as will the political and geostrategic , economic and culturel problems for that. We will finally try to analyse , one by one , the future scenarios of the euro--maghrébines relations per hour of gllobaliszation and enlargement of the Europeen Union
Oloba, Likanda. "Les acteurs étatiques dans la coopération au développement Europe-Afrique à l' ère postbipolaire." Toulouse 1, 2002. http://www.theses.fr/2002TOU10052.
Full textCooperation in development Europe-Africa is currently called in to question because the states which are the principal and central actors know a rupture at the level of their interests, roles and political logic concerning the cooperation. This cooperation is also subject to various constraints such as changes in the European union, rivalry of Central and Eastern European countries, rivalry between France and the U. S. In the Sub-saharian Africa as well as the vulnerability of the African states themselves. The emergence of a multiplicity of differing types of actors pursuing multipol interests, roles and political logic increase the degree of complexity and uncertainty
Moujahid, Mohammed. "Recherches sur les causes juridiques et institutionnelles de la crise actuelle des relations entre la C. E. E. Et le Maghreb." Montpellier 1, 1988. http://www.theses.fr/1988MON10043.
Full textThe relations between the european economic community and the maghreb have historical, cultural, economic as well as geopolitical foundations. The maghreb - e. E. C relations were institutionalized in 1976 according to the "comprehensive and balanced" mediterranean poli- cy adopted in 1972. Our analysis of maghreb - e. E. C relations shows the cooperation agreements to be wanting in many respects. But, on top of this, the policy of the european community tends to be more and more protectionist at the expense of maghreb interests and the consequences, in real terms, of spain and portugal joining the e. E. C have proved to be adverse to maghreb interests. It is in this unfavorable context that the e. E. C has decided to redifine its relations with the maghreb in accordance with the more general framework of a comprehensive regional approch extended to the whole of the mediterranean. Moreover, one is bound to admit that the community has gone even further than the stric- tly commercial approach which had presided so far over its relations with its partners. Hence, the getting together of the maghreb countries in economic cooperation would be not only a retaliation aining at a reneval of the relations but a positive step towards a more effective
Sijilmassi, Fath'Allah. "Les relations économiques entre l'Union européenne et le Maghreb : le libre échange est-il la solution ?" Grenoble 2, 1998. http://www.theses.fr/1998GRE21050.
Full textClaeys, Anne-Sophie. "La France et "la politique africaine de l'Europe" 1957-2002." Bordeaux 4, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004BOR40020.
Full textMohamed. "La coopération CEE/Maghreb." Nice, 1993. http://www.theses.fr/1993NICE0027.
Full textZouiri, Hassane. "Le partenariat euro-méditerranéen, contribution au développement du Maghreb : cas du Maroc." Nice, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006NICE0018.
Full textThe Mediterranean Region is more than ever a dedicated place where important questions about its own future are raised. Thus characterized by interdependant economic and cultural fields, the Mediterranean region deals more particularly with political, economic and cultural disparities. The preocuppying situation as well as the strategic role of the south mediterranean countries marked the starting point of the Euro-Mediterranean Partnership (Barcelona Process), the said Declaration being adopted during the Conference in Barcelona held in November 1995. The Euro-Mediterranean Partnership seemed to be a unique and ambitious initiative, which laid the foundations of a new regional relationship aimed at encouraging understanding between cultures and the definition of a common area of peace and stability through the reinforcement of political and security dialogue in order to promote economic and social relations between the peoples. A decade after, the Euro-Mediterranean Partnership's assessment appears mitigated: on the one hand, concrete benefits have been achieved, however on the other hand the lack of progress on some critical areas has provoked insatisfaction and disappointment. This statement being agreed by all constitutes a real asset as for reforming and boosting the Barcelona Process which is a fundamental catalyst, pointing out the fact that the southern and eastern mediterranean countries are logically bound to provide all the requirements needed for their national development. In this respect, the South-South Integration, and more particularly the building of Maghreb Union, should be prescribed with acuteness. It shall be also stated that fighting injustice, reducing inequalities and including all the components of the society should become a condition of continuity and not of priority for any country. Providing sustainable development to the whole humanity can be reached only if all of these parameters are respected
Louati, Sami. "Les impacts de l'élargissement de l'Union Européenne sur les relations euro-méditérranéennes : le cas de la tunisie." Perpignan, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008PERP0861.
Full textThe Eastward enlargement of the European Union effective 1 May 2004 is seen by residents South of Mediterranean (including Tunisia) as a warning sign to their traditional relationships for decades with their Northern neighbor In their view, enlargement is pregnant benefice of dual nature : political, strategic and security (not military) on the one hand, and social, economic other, these beneficts bogged down the normal stat e of their relationships with the new Europe of 27. Which looks increasingly towards the East. Face that inevitable reality, the Maghreb countries ( including Tunisia) must urgently must find alternatives fruit of their South-South relations which remain suitable solution and perspective
Djamal, Sami. "La Ligue des États Arabes : structures et fonctionnement." Montpellier 1, 1991. http://www.theses.fr/1991MON10015.
Full textIn egypt, just after world war ii, first pan-arab organization, the league of arab states, was founded, bringing states that shared the same culture, civilization, language. The league's charter consists of a twenty-article document, plus three appendixes. It presents the league's goals, principles, structures, institutions and a number of different measures. This charter has undergone many difficult crises that have shown it to be unable to adapt to the rapid evolution of events. For this reason, the league has had to adopt a covenant concerning the common defense and economic cooperation of its members. Several amendments have been proposed to remedy the inadequacy of the system under which the league has been functioning until now. The league nevertheless cooperates as a regional organization with the u. N. And other internationalorganizations such as the o. A. U. Or the e. E. C. In order to achieve world peace and security, guarantee the development, prosperity and dignity of the arabs
Books on the topic "Relations extérieures – Afrique francophone – Pays de l'Union européenne"
Commission européenne. Direction générale du développement. Partenaires pour le progrès: L'UE/Afrique du Sud : l'Accord sur le commerce, le développement et la coopération pour le XXIe siècle. Luxembourg: Office des publications officielles des Communautés européennes, 1999.
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