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À travers la présentation et l'analyse de documents d'archivé, ce mémoire explore quelques-unes des technologies de contrôle à partir desquelles les gouvernements du Québec et du Canada ont donné une réalité à un discours bien précis qui entremêle immigration, prospérité démographique et prospérité économique. Ce faisant, il retrace (ou plutôt explicite) les développements à l'origine de la conception de l'immigration indépendante qui prévaut actuellement dans les documents qui contiennent la politique d'immigration du Québec et du Canada.
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This article considers the question of the legitimacy of publicly financing so-called ethnoreligious schools in light of the intercultural model of citizenship. The first section presents a sketch of the history of the debate over the public financing ethnocultural schools in Quebec. Next, it explains how this question reveals a tension inherent in the key principle of interculturalism. The second part offers a critique of the standard approach to the question of the public financing of ethnoreligious schools and defends an alternative approach based on a global vision of the political aims of interculturalism. In the third and final section, we draw upon the proposed alternative approach in order to introduce four regulatory measures that aim to address the political difficulties presented by the policy of publicly financing ethnoreligious schools.
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The presence of grey literature in digital form in the collections of the Bibliothèque de l'Assemblée nationale du Québec has increased considerably over the past decade. This type of research documentation has several characteristics that enable it to meet the specific information needs of the parliamentary community. The development of this collection raises issues of retrieval, collection development, and sustainability, which the library has addressed over the years. This article presents this experience.
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ABSTRACTEconomic and social upheaval and the crisis of the welfare state have sparked an increase in informal sector activity, including community action, in areas such as occupational training and employment integration, particularly for young people. In addition, state reform has made government intervention more complex while reducing the impact of public services in these areas. Rather than developing a new strategy, public authorities are implementing a policy of institutionalizing the practices of the informal sector, which is thereby given recognition. However, while gaining new means of intervention, the informal sector has also lost out in terms of freedom of action and freedom to protest.
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AbstractThis research aims to explain the change and continuity in the economic development strategies during the First Republic (1980-1988) in Iran. The application of a new strategy represents an important transformation in the strategy of economic development after the Islamic revolution in 1979. During the First Republic, the strategy of “Islamic Socialism” was applied by the new Islamic State. Our main question is : What are the determining factors of continuity and change in Iran's development strategies ? According to our theoretical approach, the new development strategies are explained by the changes and transformations in the political institutions, particularly the State. Based on the neo-institutionalist approach, we present the following explanatory model : the particular configuration and interaction of four factors explain the choice and change in economic development strategies in Iran : the State, the civil society, the world system, and ideas.