De l’axiologie by Muriel Verbeeck-Boutin

“…The author proposes to develop a system of values, where the concerns of various actors in the conservation and restoration could be explicitly articulated. …”
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Un exemple de créativité ordinaire au bénéfice d’une dynamique inclusive by Olivier Kheroufi-Andriot

“…A young child boarding in a Therapeutic, Educational and Pedagogical Institute (ITEP) is again enrolled in an elementary school class in the so-called "ordinary" school environment, and the purpose of this article is to highlight "little things » deployed by the actors registered in this situation of inclusion. …”
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Gouvernance environnementale locale et comportements économiques by Christophe Beaurain

“…The concept of governance is more and more raised to conjure up new ways of cooperation between actors of the economic and social life. Applied to environmental matters, governance ask both the question of mastery of the time and the one of the territory’s application for taken decisions. …”
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Green Supply Chain Management based on Artificial Intelligence of Everything by Nozari Hamed

“…Understanding the cause-and-effect relationships of all actors in this smart and sustainable system is also one of the critical goals of this research. …”
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Une gestion plurielle des illégalismes : négociations et contradictions dans la régulation des eaux usées au Maroc by Pierre-Louis Mayaux, Naïma Fezza, Zhour Bouzidi

“…However, this posture of indulgence only heightens tensions with other State actors. This is particularly the case with the water company, RADEM, which sees some of its wastewater being intercepted before reaching the treatment plant, which threatens its proper functioning. …”
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Le végétal dans la fabrique urbaine : une lecture de la stratégie angevine au prisme de l’horticulture et du paysage by Hervé Davodeau, Élise Geisler, Sébastien Caillault

“…This article aims at analyzing the narrative of the vegetal in Angers between 2014 and 2022 by the public authorities and the actors of the urban development. Our objective is to try to understand if and how the turning point of the sustainable city and the « transitions » renew discourses and actions on nature and landscapes in the city in a territory historically marked by horticulture and vegetal. …”
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The Role of Multinational Corporations in International Relations by Ana DAMASCHIN

“…The proposed novel element describes the rational bargaining model applied by multinational corporations in the context of international business negotiations, emphasizing also the influence of multinational actors on foreign policy through corridor/informal bargaining (lobbying practice).…”
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Bâtir avec le moustique tigre : trois villes des Bouches-du-Rhône à l’épreuve de la prolifération d’Aedes albopictus, insecte nuisant et vecteur de maladies by Julie Cardi

“…It takes a socio-urban approach, using urbanism, architecture and sociology tools to link urban forms and their actors in order to study mosquitoes and vector diseases in buildings and in the cities of Arles, Marseille and Salon-de-Provence. …”
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Démarches environnementales volontaires, conflit d’usage et proximité by Marie-Claude Bélis-Bergouignan, Clarisse Cazals

“…An investigation towards producers engaged in integrated or organic farming shows that organized proximity alone is not able to bear solutions to divergences of interests between actors.…”
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Quinze ans de recherches sur l’interface entre développement durable et territoires. Un bilan réflexif by Bruno Villalba, Olivier Petit

“…Fifteen years after the creation of the research network ‘Développement durable et territoires fragiles’ (Sustainable development and fragile territories) this article aims at retracing the way this research network has mobilized the notion of sustainable development, in the framework of its research activity and scientific animation This reflexive view was needed, in a context characterized by a large recognition of sustainable development as a key component of territorialized public policies, but also by the mobilization of this notion by a variety of actors, with sometimes contradictory logics.…”
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Les modalités de gestion et d’entretien des parcs publics en Tunisie by Besma Loukil, Taoufik Bettaieb, Pierre Donadieu

“…First of all, we treat the constraints met by the actors of the management. Some constraints are due to the user’s behavior. …”
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Qualifier la gestion de l’eau, se positionner par rapport au conflit : les cas de l’usine de dessalement dans la bande de Gaza et du canal entre la mer Rouge et la mer Morte by Klervi Fustec

“…It studies and compares how various actors define both water problems and solutions, and shows that the representations of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and of water are co-constructed.…”
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European Raw Materials Resilience—Turning a Blind Eye by Valentin R. Troll, Nicholas T. Arndt

“…Europe’s almost total dependence on foreign suppliers of metals impacts negatively on the continent’s balance of trade, opens the region to potentially damaging supply problems, allows foreign actors to place political demands on European leaders and economies, and has a considerable negative environmental impact in many parts of the world. …”
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Les usages de la laïcité : une comparaison École-Hôpital by Geneviève Zoïa, Laurent Visier

“…We show that secularism, though historically thought of in both institutions as simultaneously producing integration and emancipation, society and subject, collective and individual, is today mobilized in a very different way by the respective actors, professionals and users, of these institutions. …”
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Bureacrats and Colonos: State Formation in Southeastern Colombia by Sandra Patricia Martínez Basallo

“…The examination of this phenomenon shows the continuous transfer the boundaries between state and non-state actors who, involved in a complex process of negotiation of domination interact in an unstable field of relations that fluctuate between proximity and distance that unites them or separates them.…”
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Identité et marché dans une situation de pluralisme institutionnel : le cas du secteur agricole à Mayotte by Jean-Michel Sourisseau, Perrine Burnod

“…The article focuses on agriculture and examines both the mechanisms of trade penetration and their opposite movements toward reciprocity that local actors implement to manage this situation of institutional pluralism.…”
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Le capital environnemental : esquisse d’une notion pour la compréhension des dynamiques socio-environnementales by Christophe Beaurain, Romain Rouaud, Paul Arnould

“…This notion is defined as all investments (socio-economic, ideological, emotional, political, artistic…) in the environment realized by actors. This notion mainly reveals the potential influence of social conditions (relationships of domination, inequalities, forms of exclusion…) structuring the interactions resulting from these individual commitments to the environment. …”
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Imaginary Units of Publication Activities in Consumer Society by N. G. Bagdasaryan, L. A. Sonina

“…The publication activity in modern circumstances got in track of consumer focus: authors, journals and mediators became economical actors, and scientific text became the product of “sings absorption and absorbed by signs”. …”
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L’articulation de ressources mobilisées à différentes échelles dans les processus de reterritorialisation de l’alimentation by Marie Houdart, Virginie Baritaux, Vanessa Iceri, Sylvie Lardon, Salma Loudiyi

“…In particular, these results highlight the role of a multiplicity of actors in the transitions towards a more territorialized food system.…”
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El paisaje monumental conmemorativo de la batalla de San Carlos en la diacronía: latencias y tensiones (Buenos Aires, Argentina, 1872) by Carlos Landa, Graciela Waks, Jimena Doval, Jerónimo Angueyra

“…Far from being a static landscape, the site is continually redefined through new meanings, social actors, commemorative practices, and performative actions. …”
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