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Paquin, Stéphane. "La paradiplomatie identitaire : le Québec et la Catalogne en relations internationales." Paris, Institut d'études politiques, 2002. http://www.theses.fr/2002IEPP0038.
Full textRousseau, Guillaume. "L'état unitaire et la décentralisation en France et au Québec : identité nationale et identités régionales." Thesis, Université Laval, 2013. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2013/30141/30141.pdf.
Full textGayard, Grégoire. "Projection internationale des entités fédérées : comparaison des politiques internationales en matière de climat du Québec et de la Wallonie." Thesis, Paris 2, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018PA020002.
Full textFederated units are increasingly active beyond their national borders. The strategies they employ depends in part on the federal context and political dynamics of the Federation these units belong to. The cases of Quebec, Canada, and Wallonia, Belgium, offer a contrasted glimpse on how federated units can take part in the foreign policy of their federation and develop their own autonomous actions abroad. In Canada, the weak institutionalization of intergovernmental affairs and the gaps of the Canadian Constitution on the sharing of external policy responsibilities has effectively given Ottawa control of Canada’s foreign policy. In this context, Quebec has used paradiplomacy to develop its own actions abroad. In Belgium, by contrast, the responsibilities with regards to external affairs have been shared among the federal government and the federated units as the country moved from a unitary system to a federal organization. In accordance with the “in foro interno, in foro externo” principle, Belgian Communities and Regions enjoy a vast autonomy regarding external affairs and are deeply involved in the making of Belgium’s foreign policy. These elements help to understand the different strategies picked by Quebec and Wallonia to get involved in the international talks on climate change. Whereas Quebec primarily relied on paradiplomacy, the Walloons chose to focus on the Belgian internal cooperation to defend their interest through the voice of Belgium
Mambani, Jean-Bernard. "Aménagement du territoire et maîtrise spatiale : les dynamiques des paysages de la province de la Ngounié (Gabon)." Pau, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007PAUU1007.
Full textThe crisis of the Gabonese provinces continues and the quality of the life of the populations does not stop degrading. The politics of land settlement based on the model interventionist and which privileged an absolved centralization from the power gave the territorial disparities. It is spatially translated by a variety of the landscapes. That they are urban, rural or identical, these landscapes offer themselves to the glances of the walkers, the motorists and the researchers who scrutinize them in. For five years, the Gabonese authorities are in search of the ways of making up. They privilege for that purpose, the rotary holidays; they gave to the government the occasion to invest in the various provincial capitals: to restore, modernize and to improve cities. Unfortunately, the realizations are often there - down of the projections and expectations of the government and citizens. This impasse obliged us to look for another way of territorial development. Having summarized the main lines of the construction of the Gabon, the thesis bends over the province of Ngounié. It examines in the light of the notions, concepts and tools (remote sensing, cartography, photo-interpretation) the dynamics of the landscapes of the mentioned province. The thesis proposes “the provincialization” to end in a reasoned and mastered territorial development
Nguyen, Thi Hai. "Monarchie et pouvoirs locaux au Vietnam : le cas de la marche frontière de Cao Ba̐ng (1820-1925)." Sorbonne Paris Cité, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015USPCC027.
Full textLocated at the border of the North of Vietnam and endowed with hilly landscape, the province of Cao Ba̐ng, country of Tày, was considered the most remote, barbarian, unhealthy and potentially dangerous region for the Vietnamese from the delta. In order to govern this area successfully, the sovereign had to accept indigenous leaders' privileges to better control the border and to keeps its prerogatives as symbolic elements, tribute payment is a representative example. However, beginning in 1820, in an effort to integrate this region into the official administrative system of the country, the Emperor Minh Mệnh conducted a policy to eliminate the power of chieftains in the bordeland region. This work brings to light a century of relations between the monarchy and the local authorities of the Cao Ba̐ng since the Minh Menh's administrative reform, including the political rivalry between local leaders within the region. This allowed us to clear up the integration process of Northern Vietnam, and to contribute to the restoration of a part of the history of North Vietnam' history during the second half of the 19th into the beginning of the early 20th century