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The virus that spread, on november the 2nd 1988, into the american computer network called the Internet made a lot of fuss among the médias and the computing community, causing major disruptions and leaving great bitterness among the supporters of « open » networks. Here, refering on three articles from experts, the authors resume the debates about ethics that followed. The inventor of the virus was the very son of the manager of the computing security of the Américain National Security Agency (NSA), the equivalent of the french DST.
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This case study aims to trace the transformation of the Temps libre solidarity cooperative from its creation up to the progressive implementation of a self-managed organizational model by its members. Through this investigation, we attempt to understand in what ways the transformations and self-managed practices observable at Temps libre challenge theories on the modes of organization of cooperatives and can contribute to their theoretical and practical renewal in the social economy. This work of periodization allows us to trace the changes in values and ideas as well as in the tools and practices of self-management. We argue that this transformation does not include the creation of new practices but rather a gradual shift towards a self-managed model, marked by a succession of discoveries and lessons.
Keywords: autogestion, économie sociale, coopérative, mode d'organisation, recherche-action, Coopérative de solidarité Temps libre, self-management, social economy, cooperative, organizational mode, action research, Coopérative de solidarité Temps libre
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Keywords: Théorisation enracinée, méthodologie mixte, dialogisme méthodologique, culture organisationnelle, créativité
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Deposited in the Alberta Provincial Archives in the late 1990s “La grande épinettière” is an unpublished manuscript attributed to Charles-Alexandre Michelet, who was the editor of the Franco-Albertan weekly Le Courrier de l'Ouest from 1906 to 1916. In this article, we will question the authorship of this manuscript in the light of biographical, stylistic, literary and stylometric considerations. Even if Charles-Alexandre ventured into the field of literature in his youth, even signing a play, it is clear from the evidence we have gathered that he may not have signed “La grande épinettière”. We will defend the hypothesis that the true author of the manuscript is none other than Marie-Louise (alias Magali) Michelet, sister of Charles-Alexandre and a woman of letters who acquired a certain notoriety in French Canada in the 1920s.
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In many countries we observe that married couples tend to manage their money jointly, while couples in common-law unions are more inclined to manage it separately. The aim of this article is to determine whether these differences are also present in Quebec, where free unions are widespread, and to identify variables other than marital status which may explain these differences. The study is based on an unpublished survey (n = 3246) carried out in Quebec in 2015 by Belleau et al. (2017) focusing on the economic arrangements between couples and the legal issues attached to these. The results of two logistic regression analyses confirm the existence of an explanatory model which enables us to better understand income sharing and which takes account of variables such as : the length of time lived together, presence or absence of children of the couple, being co-owners of property, and legal knowledge. The authors argue for the urgent necessity for private, social and fiscal legislation to be adapted to the real situations of couples in Quebec, no matter whether married or unmarried.
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The possibilities offered by geographic information systems (GIS) to locate, analyse and represent spatial data have transformed many researchers into cartographers. This paper addresses this phenomenon by presenting a historical cultural atlas project conducted by a multidisciplinary team, which illustrates the difficulties and limitations of digital mapping projects and their contribution to transdisciplinary research.
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This analysis of behaviour in a virtual environment shows that interactional conventions are transposed rather than modified. Immersed in the world of Palace, the main French-language chat room, the authors have identified the existence of a highly codified community. They describe the functioning of this community in detail, from a Goffmanian point of view.