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Migrer, c'est d'abord s'affronter à de douloureuses questions de papiers. S'inscrire territorialement revient à s'inscrire au sens propre du terme, plus exactement, se réinscrire dans un autre système, un autre dispositif d'écritures et d'administrations. À cet exercice des inscriptions et réinscriptions, il est des spécialistes, des intronisateurs dont la sensibilité, le savoir-faire, l'expérience se sont particulièrement capitalisés dans ce domaine. Mme J. s'est taillée, dans ce contexte, une place tout à fait singulière. Elle tire sûrement son efficacité et sa renommée d'interventions discrètes, solitaires, guidées par une générosité déliée de toute appartenance politique, professionnelle ou religieuse. Elle a bien voulu faire part de cette action d'aide aux papiers à travers des entretiens.

The enactment of Law Number 17 of 2008 concerning Shipping is the separation of the functions of government activities at ports and the functions of port exploitation. The separation of the functions of government activities and port operations aims to manage ports professionally, by opening up opportunities for fair business competition. There are two authorities in the Port Authority and Port Business Entity, namely the Government in this case the port authority and the Port Business Entity which obtains a permit from the ministry. For this reason, it is necessary to build synergy in maintaining Port Authority and Port Business Entity at commercial ports. The problem in this research is the synergy between the Port Authority (government) and Port Business Entity in maintaining shipping lanes and port pools in commercial ports. Using normative research methods, it is known that the synergy between port authorities and port business entities in maintaining shipping lanes and port pools at commercial ports is carried out through communication and coordination and is stated in the form of an agreement. The agreement made is a joint commitment between Port Authority and Port Business Entity to improve shipping safety and improving services at commercial ports.

Reviewed in this essay:Han Meyer City and Port: Urban Planning as a Cultural Venture in London, Barcelona, New York, and Rotterdam. Changing Relations between Public Urban Space and Large Scale InfrastructureRichard Marshall (ed.) Waterfronts in Post‐Industrial CitiesRaymond W. Gastil Beyond the Edge: New York's New Waterfront

Closed doors ?
After opening up the borders for some time, without enforcing the rules relative to immigration, successive governments have reduced the admission of immigrants by defining and applying more and more restrictive rules. As if there was a national priority, they haven't hesitated to change inner frontiers, to sacrifice thus a certain number of national symbols, developing a breach of law incompatible with an Established State and prejudiciable to the process of integration.