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International audience ; Intervention au Congrès de l'Association Française de Science politique, 22, 23 et 24 octobre 1981, table ronde n° 2 « Génération et politique », 1 ère partie « Définition et utilité du concept de génération »

International audience ; Intervention au Congrès de l'Association Française de Science politique, 22, 23 et 24 octobre 1981, table ronde n° 2 « Génération et politique », 1 ère partie « Définition et utilité du concept de génération »

International audience ; Intervention au Congrès de l'Association Française de Science politique, 22, 23 et 24 octobre 1981, table ronde n° 2 « Génération et politique », 1 ère partie « Définition et utilité du concept de génération »

Original ed. issued in series: Les Grands procés politiques. ; Proceedings against L.E. Varlin, A. Theisz, and 36 others before the Tribunal correctionnel de Paris, Sixième Chambre, June 22-July 5, 1870, on grounds of belonging to a secret society. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Les auteurs livrent ici les notes complémentaires rassemblées depuis la parution en 1966 de leurs observations sur les migrateurs paléarctiques au Sénégal. Ce complément provient des propres observations des auteurs dans la vallée du Sénégal et aussi dans le sud du pays, des notes copieuses publiées par les ornithologues de la Gambie et de l'appoint de différents observateurs. 97 espèces ont bénéficié de nouvelles observations relatives à leurs dates de présence, à l'importance de leur population, etc., et 22 espèces sont venues s'ajouter à la liste de 1966, portant ainsi le nombre total d'espèces paléarctiques reconnues dans les limites politiques du Sénégal et de la Gambie à 170. Les reprises d'oiseaux bagués les plus significatives sont citées. Une liste générale des espèces est donnée en fin d'article. ; This paper brings up to date information on the palearctic migrants wintering in the Republic of Senegal given in a prece ding article (La Terre et la Vie, 20, 1966 : 19-72, 143-176). Besides regular observations made in the Northern and Western parts of the country, field trips were made in the Southern and the Eastern districts, so far poorly explored by ornithologists. Further data on dates of arrival and departure, and of popu lation size, are given for 97 species. Since 1966, the list of palear- tic migrants has been increased by 22 species. Within the poli tical boundaries of the republics of Senegal and Gambia, a grand total of 170 species of paleartic migrants has so far been recorded.

Subtitle varies: Sept. 15, 1824-Aug. 12, 1826, Journal littéraire; Aug. 15, 1826-Apr. 1827, Journal philosophique et littéraire; Apr. 5, 1927-Aug. 13, 1828, Recueil philosophique et littéraire; Aug. 16, 1828-Feb. 13, 1830, Recueil philosophique, politique et littéraire; Feb. 15, 1830-Dec. 26, 1830, Journal politique, philosophique et littéraire; Jan. 18, 1831-Aug. 21, 1831, Journal de la doctrine de Saint-Simon; Aug. 22, 1831-Apr. 20, 1832, Journal de la religion Saint-Simonienne. ; Reprint of the original published by Bureau du Globe, Paris. ; Tome 1-2 called also n. 1-200. Tome 9-12 called also VI-VIII année. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Environment is not only the business of politicians, planners, civil servants, manufacturers but the business of all of us. The author emphasizes the prominent part of the conservation voluntary groups in the field of nature and environment. Some examples are given, amongst the innumerable activities and experiments of such groups. To prevent unsuitable or inefficient efforts the author draws up a li st of the desirable features for an E.E. for the people. The E.E. is an important part of the citizen's education: it should allow him to assume his future not as a fatality but in a responsible way.

In a book review, the author criticizes a frequent attitude of lawyers, especially of practising lawyers, vis-à-vis the theory of law. - A l'occasion de la recension d'un ouvrage déterminé, l'auteur critique une attitude répandue, surtout chez les praticiens du droit, envers la théorie générale du droit. ; Peer reviewed

Member of the political Commission and Agricultural Commitlee of PSU (Parti Socialiste Unifié) Arthur DUMONCEAU suggests a new organization for managing the french forest. The policy of the Forestry Administration to acquire additional land for forests has been of little consequence to the large landowners, but il has had a negative effect on small farmers who seek additional agricultural land. Also, the enterprise for encouraging greater national self sufficiency has not succeeded in achieving the desired import-export balance for wood products. The author suggests thal more decentralized control over forests management might contribute to a better utilization of the french forests. Multi-purpose decentralized center in local communities could better provide a balanced approach to alternative uses of forests, for wood products, for fuel, for recreation and so on. And such local management may help to alleviate unemployment in agricultural areas. But, of course, the author recognizes that his proposal involves many changes in the general politics

The author emphasizes that from the moment the model of economic growth is being questioned, the importance given - in the energy accounts of tomorrow - to the nuclear program is no longer justified. The «new growth» would entail an economic type of development enabling a significant economic growth and a constant consumption 'of energy to be made compatible.

International audience ; After a brief review of the Agriculture programme for 1980, the author considera the part which forestry would take in the reform proposed to the six E E C States. Then are examined two ways of using the area which would be left vacant by agriculture : for recreation and public health (green places, national parks and natural reserves) or for afforestation. Finally the author considera the conditions of the new european forest policy involved by theses changes : encouragement through the help and benefits given to structural change and through subsidies, integration of forest and industry, and regional objectives. ; Après une rapide présentation du programme Agriculture 1980, est examiné le rôle qu'aurait le forestier dans la réforme ainsi proposée aux 6 Etats de la C.E.E. Après examen des deux utilisations possibles des terres libérées par l'agriculture : pour la détente et la santé publique (espaces verts, parcs régionaux, parcs nationaux et réserves naturelles) et boisement ; les conditions d'une nouvelle politique forestière européenne qui serait ainsi rendue nécessaire : incitation par la prime d'apport structural et les aides, intégration forêt-industrie, objectifs régionaux, sont envisagées.

Après une rapide présentation du programme Agriculture 1980, est examiné le rôle qu'aurait le forestier dans la réforme ainsi proposée aux 6 Etats de la C.E.E. Après examen des deux utilisations possibles des terres libérées par l'agriculture : pour la détente et la santé publique (espaces verts, parcs régionaux, parcs nationaux et réserves naturelles) et boisement ; les conditions d'une nouvelle politique forestière européenne qui serait ainsi rendue nécessaire : incitation par la prime d'apport structural et les aides, intégration forêt-industrie, objectifs régionaux, sont envisagées. ; After a brief review of the Agriculture programme for 1980, the author considera the part which forestry would take in the reform proposed to the six E E C States. Then are examined two ways of using the area which would be left vacant by agriculture : for recreation and public health (green places, national parks and natural reserves) or for afforestation. Finally the author considera the conditions of the new european forest policy involved by theses changes : encouragement through the help and benefits given to structural change and through subsidies, integration of forest and industry, and regional objectives.

James A. Beckford ed. Number on Jehovah Le Jehovah's Witnesses has seen a significant expansion in the mining basin of northern France, where he recruited mainly Polish emigrant workers but also French workers to a lesser extent. The author tries to trace the history of the expansion of this religion. It examines the causes of this unique development in France. These are linked to the social conditions of this population: cultural and social change, unmet hopes, lack of political role, crisis of conscience towards the Catholic Church. They may refer to a more general assumption that the Jéhoviste Movement would have been a home for the Polish emigrated travalers. Recruits of French origin partly shared the destiny of Polish workers. Individual particularities must also be taken into account. ; International audience The Watchtower movement saw considerable expansion in Northern of France, especially in the mining basin where it recruited Polish emigrant workers, but also French workers in lesser proportions. The author attempts to retrace the history of the spread of the movement in this region and examine the causes of its unique development in France. These causes could be linked to the social conditions of this population : social and cultural change, unsatisfied expectations, absence of political power, a cris of confidence in the Catholic Church. They could also be subsumed under a more global hypothesis according to wich the Watch Tower movement would have constituted a substitute homeland for the emigrant Polish workers. As for the Franch Jehovah's Witnesses, it was seen that they partially shared the Polish workers'fate, and individual particularities had to be taken into account. ; James A. Beckford ed. Number on Jehovah Le Jehovah's Witnesses has seen a significant expansion in the mining basin of northern France, where he recruited mainly Polish emigrant workers but also French workers to a lesser extent. The author tries to trace the history of the expansion of this religion. It examines the causes ...

The author presents an overview of surface mine reclamation activity in the United States. The paper focuses on four areas. The first consists of a chronology of governmental involvement in surface mine control, and sets the stage for current surface mining activities in the United States. The second area provides an explanation of the Federal Surface Mine Control and Reclamation Act of 1977 as it pertains to reclamation form and process. Reactions of the states and the mining industry to the provisions of the Act and recent administrative regulations comprise the next area. Finally, physical problems associated with reclamation are presented, and the role of land use planning in the reclamation planning process is discussed.