Academic literature on the topic 'Service des archives'

To identify the relationships between particular characteristics of archivists and their perceptions of users and reference service, data was collected from two surveys distributed to two survey populations of archivists. One survey asked archivists' own perceptions of reference service, the other asked archivists' perceptions of their colleagues' perceptions of reference service. Five hypotheses were developed, drawing upon models of reference process from the literature of library science and upon ideas expressed by authors of archival reference service literature. These hypotheses are that archivists' perceptions of reference service relate to 1) the type of repository with which archivists are most familiar, 2) the functions (e.g. arrangement and description) with which archivists are most familiar, 3) the forms of records (such as government records) with which archivists are most familiar, 4) the amount of time archivists have spent in reference service, and 5) the education level of archivists. The results suggest that the type of repository with which the archivist is most familiar relates to his or her perceptions of reference service. While the other categories also exhibited significant relationships, the overall analysis of the results of the other categories was less interesting than the results obtained from the category regarding the type of repository. Determining the existence of such relationships was the preliminary investigation upon which to base further research. The results of this study suggest that likely areas for further examination of this topic are the methods of reference service used in particular repositories.<br>Arts, Faculty of<br>Library, Archival and Information Studies (SLAIS), School of<br>Graduate

Errata: * p. 6,ã l. 6ã ã Apr. 2004 --> Apr. 2005 * p. 10,ã ref. 9ã the national archives in Canada and New Zealand --> the national archives in Canada and Australia<br>This paper attempts to present an overview of and discuss innovations in main government information service institutions in Japan-the National Diet Library (NDL) and the National Archives of Japan (NAJ)-in the electronic environment. This paper examines two approaches of the NDL and the NAJ toward innovative projects: (1) retrospective digitization of historical publications and documents and (2) treatment of born-digital information. It then proposes a desirable strategy for the NDL and the NAJ, as well as government information service institutions in other countries, to aid them in "innovation beyond institutions." This strategy involves (1) collaboration in the management of information systems and (2) cooperation between government libraries and government archives.

De 1991 à 2014, le Service d’Histoire de l’Éducation a mené une enquête orale sur le ministère de l’Éducation nationale depuis la Libération. La perspective était double : cerner le processus de décision du ministère et patrimonialiser la mémoire des cadres de l’institution. De cette entreprise résultent 283 entretiens qui représentent plus de 1100 heures d’enregistrement. À partir de ce corpus, cette thèse explore l’hypothèse que les biais régulièrement décriés des archives orales peuvent devenir une féconde ressource pour les historiens. L’objet central de ce travail est donc la source elle-même, dont la déconstruction doit permettre de comprendre une forme de production mémorielle qui se présente comme au service de l’histoire et des historiens. Faire l’histoire de cette enquête revient d’abord à retracer celle d’un moment historiographique dans les années 1990, à partir de l’analyse critique du projet et des pratiques des enquêteurs. Le dispositif de l’enquête assigne les acteurs à une certaine fonction au sein de l’institution, à partir de laquelle est co-construite une histoire de l’Éducation nationale « d’en haut ». La question est alors de saisir comment, ministère après ministère, s’articulent expériences subjectives et histoire(s) collective(s), entre le temps de l'événement et le moment du témoignage, dans une dialectique continue avec l'histoire de l'éducation en train de s'écrire. Enfin, à l’instar des autres ministères, la période couverte par l’enquête est celle de la conquête de l’État par les administrateurs de profession issus de l’ENA. À l’Éducation nationale, les universitaires et les acteurs venus du terrain sont contraints de céder le pas. En identifiant ces mémoires concurrentielles et leurs dynamiques à partir des discours, des régimes de justification et des ordres de grandeur qui les singularisent, cette thèse entend finalement participer à l’analyse des écologies des professions dans le cadre d’un ministère<br>From 1991 to 2014, the French Service d’Histoire de l’Education conducted a large oral investigation into the activities of the Ministère de l’Education Nationale since the end of WWII. Its purpose was twofold: identifying the decision-making processes of the ministry’s officials, and creating an archive from the testimonies of the institution’s executives. From this endeavour came 283 interviews that make up more than 1100 hours of recordings. This doctoral thesis draws on this corpus to explore the hypothesis that the biases commonly attributed to oral archives can turn out to be fertile ground for historians. The recordings themselves therefore form the main object of this work: by deconstructing them, it should be possible to understand how this type of memory-based production may contribute to the writing of history, and be of use to historians. Tracing back the history of this survey first involves delving into the historiographical agenda of the 1990s through the critical analysis of the project and of the interviewers’ practices. The survey was thought out in such a way that its participants were assigned to a specific function in the institution, forming the basis for a top-down, yet collective writing of the Education Nationale’s history. The question is then to grasp how, one ministry after another, personal experiences and shared memory/ies come together between the time of the events and the time when people testified, contributing to a wider dialectic of the history of education as it was being written. Finally, like in the other ministries, the period the survey spans coincides with the domination of the State by professional administrators out of the National School of Administration (ENA), forcing the academics and the professionals within the Education Nationale to step down. By pinpointing these competing recollections and their dynamics through the study of the discourse, the means of justification, and the orders of worth that set them apart, this thesis aims to contribute to the analysis of the ecology of the professions within a ministry

The aim of the Diploma Work is to know how realised the personal management in Securite Services Archive on 2009 and under the basis analyses to recommend modification personal management accord to the trend in Czech Republic let us say EU.

Les missions d’un archiviste sont de collecter, classer, conserver et communiquer les archives. Pour cette dernière mission, la communication comprend la mise à disposition en salle de lecture des fonds au chercheur, qu’il faut orienter au mieux, mais elle signifie aussi que l’archiviste communique sur le contenu de ces documents. Elle aboutit à la«valorisation» des archives qui prend de multiples formes: expositions physiques ou virtuelles, interventions, publications,etc. Si cette chaîne archivistique est universelle, il convient d’étudier comment l’archiviste s’adapte aux fonds qu’ils conservent. À travers l’exemple de la valorisation des fonds d’entreprises aux Archives nationales du monde du travail de 2006 à 2018, il s’agit de montrer comment l’archiviste mobilise ses compétences antérieures et les met au service de son institution à l’occasion de différentes manifestations pour faire connaître les archives d’entreprises à la communauté scientifique comme au plus grand nombre. En somme, comment il contribue à l’historiographie sous différentes facettes et comment le contenu des archives d’entreprises participe aisément à celle-ci<br>The tasks of an archivist are to collect, classify, preserve and communicate archives. For this last mission, communication includes making the fonds available in the reading room to the researcher, which must be oriented as best as possible, but it also means that the archivist communicates on the content of these documents. It leads to the "valorisation" of archives in many forms: physical or virtual exhibitions, interventions, publications,etc. If this archival chain is universal, it is necessary to study how the archivist adapts to the holdings they hold. Using the example of the valorisation of company collections at the National Archives of the World of Work from 2006 to 2018, the aim will be to show how the archivist mobilises his previous skills and puts them at the service of his institution on the occasion of various events to make the company archives known to the scientific community and to the general public. In short, how it contributes to historiography indifferent ways and how the content of company archives easily contributes to it

« L'Europe » aura-t-elle commandé les privatisations ? Est-ce à « Bruxelles » que s'est jouée la crise du service public « à la française » ? En partant des conflits politiques et juridiques autour des catégories d' « entreprise publique » et de « service d'intérêt économique général », la thèse éclaire les formes précaires de reconnaissance d'une « économie publique » à l'échelle de l'Union européenne. En faisant l'hypothèse que l'échec à faire émerger un statut à part renvoie à l'impossible agrégation d'un réseau européen de professionnels et de savoirs du secteur public économique pouvant faire pièce au puissant monde de la concurrence, elle révèle un processus historique de « mise en problème » de l'économie publique à l’échelon européen. Né comme une contre-mobilisation institutionnelle visant à juguler les risques d’un dirigisme européen, le programme concurrentiel s’affirme d’abord dans des controverses politiques et doctrinales qui placent le secteur public en position « dérogatoire ». Il se déploie ensuite sur divers fronts bureaucratiques, judiciaires, professionnels et académiques qui contribuent à consacrer un principe d’égale application de l’impératif concurrentiel à tous les agents économiques. L’entreprise de re-mobilisation transnationale impulsée dans les années 1980-1990 par les réseaux politiques et professionnels du secteur public, EDF en tête, permet d’éprouver l’ancrage social et institutionnel de ce nouvel acquis communautaire. En suivant cette trajectoire, on saisit les conditions d’arrimage du paradigme concurrentiel au Marché commun et ses conséquences sur l’articulation du secteur public au projet européen<br>Is it “Europe” that ordered the privatisations ? Is it in “Brussels” that the crisis of the “service public à la française” has been played out ? Starting from the political and legal conflicts surrounding the categories of “public undertaking” and “service of general economic interest”, this dissertation illuminates the precarious forms of recognition of a “public economy” at the level of the European Union. Assuming that the failure to bring out a separate status refers to the impossible aggregation of a European network of professionals and knowledge of the public economic sector, it reveals an historical process of “problematisation” of the public economy at European stage. Born as an institutional counter-mobilisation aimed at curbing the risks of European dirigisme, the competitive program first asserts itself in political and doctrinal controversies that place the public sector in a “derogatory” position. It then unfolds on various bureaucratic, judicial, professional and academic fronts that contribute to a principle of equal application of the competitive imperative to all economic agents. The transnational re-mobilisation enterprise, launched in the 1980s and 1990s by the political and professional networks of the public sector, led by Electricté de France, provides a test of the social and institutional anchoring of this new acquis communautaire. Following this historical trajectory, one can grasp the conditions of the stowage of the competitive paradigm to the Common Market and its consequences for the articulation of the public sector with the European project

[Abstract]: The combination of increased numbers of ageing consumers, decreased access to personal services, and reluctance to use self-service technologies (SSTs) among some mature consumers highlighted the need to identify the factors that influence the use of these technologies. In the Australian context, research investigating mature consumers is an emerging area with limited knowledge relating to their use of SSTs.Through extending the original technology acceptance model (TAM), a well-established model from the information technology domain, this thesis incorporated six external variables into the model and investigated the use of SSTs among mature consumers in the financial services context. The thesis also examined the moderating effects of demographic characteristics on the relationships within the extended TAM (ETAM).Using cross sectional data from a sample of 208 mature consumers in Study 1, the original TAM and ETAM were tested. Based on these findings, improvements were made for Study 2, where the modified models were tested on data from a national sample of 2,253 mature consumers. Path analysis indicated that self-efficacy, technology discomfort, perceived risk and personal contact made a significant unique contribution to predicting attitude and behaviour over and above the two belief variables in TAM, perceived usefulness and perceived ease of use. The four variables in the ETAM were significant predictors of perceived usefulness and perceived ease of use. Results also suggested that age and education act as moderating variables in this model. These findings can serve as a basis for designing educational and communication strategies to foster greater use of SSTs in the financial context among mature consumers.A second aim of this thesis was to explore usage patterns of self-service banking technologies (SSBTs) among different segments of the mature consumer market in Australia. The diversity of the mature consumer market was reflected through establishing three behavioural segments, namely non-users, low users and medium-to-high users of SSBTs, providing a deeper understanding of mature consumers’ knowledge and patterns of behaviour towards using these technologies and personal services in the financial context.The findings contributed to the understanding of mature consumers’ behaviour towards SSBTs for academics, financial practice and policy formation by government and not-for-profit senior organisations responsible for improving financial literacy and productive ageing among mature consumers.

Entre 1960 et 1975, à la faveur du processus de décolonisation, deux pays indépendants et un territoire resté français succèdent à l’ancienne colonie de Madagascar. La question de l’évolution des systèmes archivistiques dans cette zone, de leur éventuelle diversification et de leur actuel degré de maturité, est posée dans ce contexte. À Madagascar, aux Comores comme à Mayotte, de louables intentions en faveur des archives peinent à se concrétiser, notamment faute de crédits et de stabilité politique. Les appareils archivistiques échouent à préserver toutes les archives et la collecte porte principalement sur le central au détriment du local. Un public existe mais il demeure majoritairement composé de personnels administratifs et de particuliers dont le besoin documentaire se borne souvent à la consultation du Journal officiel. La réussite d’autres types de recherches se heurte à l’éparpillement des fonds et au manque d’outils de recherche. L’observation des logiques d’usage confirme la surreprésentation des usages administratifs, la faiblesse de la sollicitation généalogique et l’existence de stratégies de contournements des organismes de conservation officiels. À côté d’eux ou hors d’eux, des initiatives privées de sauvegarde et valorisation des archives existent. Elles prouvent l’intérêt qu’y porte une partie de la population, y compris expatriée. Au-delà de ces traits communs, trois destins archivistiques se distinguent : un système malgache encore en construction reposant sur des Archives nationales déjà fortes ; une normalisation progressive à Mayotte sur un modèle départemental ; la faillite du modèle comorien qui bloque tout développement archivistique<br>Between 1960 and 1975, thanks to the decolonization process, two independent countries and one remaining French territory succeeded the former colony of Madagascar. The question of the evolution of the archival systems in this area, their potential diversification as well as their current maturity, is raised in this context. In Madagascar, in the Comoros as in Mayotte, the creation of archives has not materialized yet and still remains a commendable intention, which results from a lack of funding and because of political instability. Archival organizations fail to preserve all archives and collection focuses on the central level at the expense of the local one. A demand for them exists, but those who show an interest are largely composed of administrative staff and individuals whose documentary needs are often limited to consulting the Official Journal. The success of other research approaches is limited because of the scattering of funds and lack of research tools. Observations of user behaviors confirm the overrepresentation of administrative staff, the weak genealogical research and the existence of circumvention strategies of official conservation organizations. Beside them or out of them, private initiatives of backup and valorization of archives exist. They prove that a part of the population is interested in it, including expatriates. Beyond these common features, three archival destinies stand out : a Madagascan system still under construction based on already strong National Archives ; a gradual normalization in Mayotte on a departmental model; the failure of the Comorian model which hampers all archival development