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Tesis sobre el tema "Riz – Industrie et commerce – Guinée"
Benz, Hélène. "Riz local et riz importé en Afrique : les déterminants de la compétitivité : les filières riz du Sénégal et de la Guinée, face aux exportations de la Thai͏̈lande et des États-Unis". Paris, EHESS, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1996EHES0005.
Texto completoSince the mide 1970s rice imports in africa increased dramatically. Local rice production did not meet the rapid expansion of demand and suffered from competition with imported rice. The determinants of competitiveness of imported rice against local rice are analysed in this thesis. It starts with an analysis of the evolution of africa in the international rice market. A comparative analysis of senegal, guinea, thailan d and the united-states is then carried out, focusing on three aspects : (1) production and marketing conditions, (2) evolution and impact of rice policies, (3) the role of private exporters importers and how they influence policies. Competitiveness is the result of complex interactions between "natural" and "built" advantages. Low intensified agricultural systems have cost advantages, but the marketing and milling conditions appear to be at leas t as important as the conditions of production. Public interventions played a major role in "building" competitiveness (particularly in the united-states, but also in thailand), or in destructuring the economical environment (in guinea) and allowing the existence of inefficient state agencies (in senegal). Private exporters and importers lobbied in favour of policies enhancing trade. International trading companies also contributed strongly to develop rice imports in africa
Bockel, Louis. "Filière riz et pauvreté rurale à Madagascar : déterminants d'une stratégie de réduction de la pauvreté rurale et politiques publique de développement". Metz, 2003. http://www.theses.fr/2003METZ001D.
Texto completoLarrue, Jacques. "Fria en Guinée, première usine d'alumine en terre d'Afrique : des stratégies originelles de 1957 aux perspectives de l'an 2000". Paris 1, 1994. http://www.theses.fr/1994PA010277.
Texto completoThe only south African plant producing alumina is located in Fria. Created in 1957-1960 by a french company - pechiney - in order to initiate a new industrialization policy, this firm becomes 13 years later a semi-public company, and the example of a new way of development. This economic and juridical venture succeeded when every actors, Guineans - in socialist context hereafter against France - and foreigners, have accepted to start having new relationships - on an anthropologic meaning. During this process, speeches were two-faced, inducing then a double interpretation on what it is said and on what it is done. Both sides, industrialists and Guinean government, pointed out the only problems which ca be solved. The 2000 prospects do not differ from then. Even if the liberalism was at stake after the 1984 change of government, fria is no longer a question of a semi-finished good production : it turns into a global development perspective. And by the end of the century, with the come back of hydroelectricity, guineans have new reasons for hope
Ndoutoumé, Ngome Jonathan. "Les aspects géopolitiques et géostratégiques de l'exploitation pétrolière dans les pays du golfe de Guinée". Nantes, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007NANT3007.
Texto completoThe Middle-East, the world’s largest oil producer, no longer seems to be suffiscient guarantee for the current demand, not because its huge oil reserves are empty, but due to the insecurity and instability prevailing there. That is why other areas of production, such as the Gulf of Guinea, gain access to this new oil geopolitics the world knows. The Gulf of Guinea is an area endowed with abundant oil reserves in sea. Though those undeniable potentialities, far from contributing to socio-economic rise, oil turns out to be rather a factor of competition among powers, geopolitical tension among and within states in the Gulf of Guinea. This situation stems from the crucial role played by African states as providers of raw materials. It is what this dissertation tries to demonstrate through the description, the analysis of the geopolitical and geostrategic aspects of oil exploitation in the states of the Gulf of Guinea. This study proposes a global thought on the necessity of good governing in the area, in order to obtain a sustainable and balanced exploitation of oil
Geronimi, Vincent. "Les économies pétrolières du golfe de Guinée face aux chocs : apports et limites des modèles du syndrome hollandais". Paris 10, 1992. http://www.theses.fr/1992PA100066.
Texto completoThe theoretical definition of Dutch disease models (from Gregory 1976, corden and neary 1982) shows their neo-classical basis. This feature explains the emphasis put on relative prices adjustment in the apparition of Dutch disease, leading to the modification of the sectoral distribution of production at the expense of the traded sectors. This specific hypothesis can be tested on the field of guinea gulf oil exporting economies (Cameroon, Congo, Gabon and Nigeria). The important methodological difficulties encountered in the empirical translation of the theoretical representation (identification of traded and non-traded sectors, and also the measurement of relative prices) led to the critic of the weight granted to relative prices adjustment. Economic policies appear as fundamental in the definition of the aftermath of the oil boom, and it is necessary to complement the relative price approach by an analysis of the role economic policies play in the definition of oil rent impact
Ngoma, Bertin Yves. "Droit pétrolier et durabilité au Congo-Brazzaville dans le golfe de Guinée : prospective d'une politique petrolière durable". Perpignan, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005PERP0542.
Texto completoTo study in general under the public policy angle the legal conditions of the hydrocarbon exploitation in gulf of Guinea (NIGERIA, COTE D'IVOIRE, CAMEROUN, GUINEE EQUATORIALE, GABON, CONGO, ANGOLA. . . ) and more especially to the CONGO-Brazzaville comes back to circumscribe there besides the specific instruments pertaining above all, the international context, politics, economic and social in which spread out these legal means. The sustainable development concept, while seeing its progressively specified content, home topic to controversies and not only when it is about integrating him in the oil politics of countries producers. Then, how not to contribute in search of a normative connotation of the sustainable development confronted to the main economic of the aimed countries ? in the same time, it seems that the public action in economic matter rests on the abandonment of the authoritative direction of the legal norms, encouraging so the financial interventions. To what conditions does the oil right can from then on, it himself accomoder of such an evolution of the public right ? A thing is certain: it will be necessary to not only among the future consequences of the ambient oil productivity of adjustments illuminated by the sustainable development concept but again premises of the energizing activity diversification thanks to new, more ecological energy promotion. New stakes impose themselves therefore to countries producers of oil without no concession in spite of the detail of their development stadium; stakes to which they should know how to adjust
Sow, Fanta. "Les stratégies de développement de la filière du miel en milieu rural du Sénégal, Guinée, Mali". Paris 1, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006PA010667.
Texto completoCopinschi, Philippe. "Enjeux politiques, logiques commerciales et nouvelles normes morales : le cas du pétrole dans le golfe de Guinée". Paris, Institut d'études politiques, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006IEPP0043.
Texto completoFor the past fifteen years the oil scene has been going through a series of profound changes resulting from the appropriation by the oil actors of the ethical discourse of NGOs (environment, human rights, transparency and governance, etc). The pressure, which NGOs exert on multinational oil companies, has obliged many of these companies to rethink and revise their course of action. Since the 1990s the notion of corporate social responsibility has become so widespread that no oil company can afford not to follow, at least at the level of discourse. As a reaction to the ongoing critical stance of NGOs, ethical discourse has gradually come to impose itself as the norm. The mobilization of NGOs against the Chad-Cameroon project urged the international community to invent new ways of acting. As a result the World Bank imposed direct financial control on Chad thus implicitly overlooking the principle of sovereignty. The principle of sovereignty has in a way become subordinate to the principle of responsibility and accountability, which operates as a structural component of the relation between the State, the international community and transnational private financial actors. The new ethical norms, initiated by NGOs and propagated by the companies, are imposed on the States and influence their capacity to act independently
Bühler, Eve-Anne. "Les mobilités des exploitations rizicoles du Rio Grande do Sul (Brésil) vers l'Uruguay : territorialités et stratégies transfrontalières d'accès aux ressources". Phd thesis, Toulouse, INPT, 2006. http://oatao.univ-toulouse.fr/7582/1/buhler.pdf.
Texto completoTonfack, Kenfack Thérèse Flaviane. "Eldorado pétrolier dans le Golfe de Guinée. Risques et menaces sur la sécurité des approvisionnements". Thesis, Lyon 3, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011LYO30043.
Texto completoThe rarefaction of the oil resource, the insecurity in the main oil region of the world (Arab-Persian Gulf) made the Gulf of Guinea the new oil El Dorado. The offshore character of its production, the Miss information of the real value of its proved reserve, the quality of its crude oil and political & economic legislations current in this region are guarantees of security of the oil supplies for the western world. Since the 90s, the oil resource of the Gulf of Guinea instigates the greeds of majors. Consequence of this attractiveness, Gulf of Guinea became a zone of convergence of the interests of countries developed as well as emergent’s countries. The geo-economic interests and current geopolitics in this region, situated in the heart of Africa, instigate rivalries and confrontations between actors making be afraid of oil war.Certainly, the opening of the Gulf of Guinea on the world represents a great interest in the organized maritime military strategies, and gives a new vision of the stakes. But it does not have to obliterate the reality of the facts. Between geography-economy and geopolitics, the pseudo-guarantee of security of oil supply that would offer the oil of the Gulf of Guinea made more and more the object of deep debates within the scientific and political communities. It is in this context that we chose to be interested at the risks and threaten who in fine can reduce even to interrupt the oil supplies in the Gulf of Guinea, in terms of stakes, risks, threats and potential challenges for decade to come
Libros sobre el tema "Riz – Industrie et commerce – Guinée"
Roger-Estrade, Antoine. Les politiques du riz en Afrique subsaharienne: Étude des cas du Burkina Faso, Niger, Mali, Sénégal et Tchad. Rome: Organisation des Nations Unies pour l'alimentation et l'agriculture, 1993.
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