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Les Cahiers de l'Orient, 2011

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Colonization and the Muslim population in Algeria, 2022

This talk will focus primarily on the period of "French Algeria" in the administrative sense of t... more This talk will focus primarily on the period of "French Algeria" in the administrative sense of the term, with a brief look at the consequences beyond independence.
Its subject will be political demography, in this case the influence of politics on demographic change and, more briefly, the backlash.
After a brief review of the controversial data preceding this period, and a succinct account of mortality trends over the following 80 years, we'll analyze how the political situation maintained a high fertility rate, even though certain determinants of its decline were theoretically in place, the main one being the fall in mortality (Jean-Claude Chesnais).
This drop in mortality was accompanied by the onset of urbanization and cohabitation with a less fertile population (the "Pieds-noirs"), factors which should also have contributed to a drop in fertility.
This will lead us to discuss what linked mortality and fertility in Europe and was not transposable to Algeria, notably because of the colonial situation. One of the conclusions of this analysis illustrates in demography the observation made in other disciplines that the colonial era was undermined by its own contradictions.

Les Cahiers de l'Orient, 2011

Social Science Research Network, May 1, 2004

한국도로학회, Oct 1, 2006

The production of the Higgs boson in association with a single top quark is sensitive to the rela... more The production of the Higgs boson in association with a single top quark is sensitive to the relative sign of the coupling parameters describing its interaction with fermions and gauge bosons. The tHq production mode therefore provides an good handle on the Yukawa coupling Yt. The first searches for single-top + Higgs in the H → bb, γγ, τ + τ − and W + W − decay channels are presented, using the full 8 TeV dataset recorded with the CMS detector. Special emphasis is put on the analyses' peculiarities and their dominating systematic uncertainties, and a combination of all individual channels is performed. The analyses are optimized for a scenario of Yt = −1, which is enhanced by a factor of ∼ 13 with respect to the Standard Model production rate. The observed combined upper exclusion limit is 2.8 × σY t =−1 (2.0 expected).

Les Cahiers de l Orient, 2011

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Population et avenir

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Par Yves Montenay. L'Irak vient de proclamer la fin de la guerre contre l'EI (Etat islami... more Par Yves Montenay. L'Irak vient de proclamer la fin de la guerre contre l'EI (Etat islamique). Ce dernier ne controlerait plus de territoire irakien. Mais les generaux nuancent immediatement : « il y a…

Dans le contexte geopolitique, l’Irak a toujours eu une importance considerable. Sa position geog... more Dans le contexte geopolitique, l’Irak a toujours eu une importance considerable. Sa position geographique place ce pays au centre de ce que les Anglais ont denomme le Moyen-Orient. Il faut examiner sa diversite religieuse, ethnique et linguistique, et ses dynamiques demographiques liees aux decisions nationales et internationales resultant de cette geopolitique.

L'objet de cette these est l'etude de la transition demographique dans les pays arabes d’... more L'objet de cette these est l'etude de la transition demographique dans les pays arabes d’Afrique et des determinants de ses etapes successives. L'approche par la demographie politique permet de mettre en evidence ces determinants des calendriers demographiques : la composante exogene de la baisse de la mortalite, les caracteristiques du "developpement feminin", l'articulation de l'echec agricole et d'une urbanisation subventionnee, « l’ouverture individuelle" par les repercussions de l'emigration puis l'evolution des medias ainsi que l'evolution des "rentes" petrolieres et autres. L'examen historique mondial, regional, puis par pays, fait apparaitre que le determinant "lointain-lointain" du calendrier demographique est une dialectique "ouverture" "fermeture" decoulant notamment du choix du regime politico-economique. L'analyse comparee des indicateurs demographiques et des facteurs ci-...

Les Cahiers de l'Orient, 2011

Colonization and the Muslim population in Algeria, 2022

Les Cahiers de l'Orient, 2011

Social Science Research Network, May 1, 2004

한국도로학회, Oct 1, 2006

Les Cahiers de l Orient, 2011

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Population et avenir

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Before going their separate ways, Vietnam and Cuba followed similar political and economic paths,... more Before going their separate ways, Vietnam and Cuba followed similar political and economic paths, making the impact of economic freedom on each country's development very clear, both directly and comparatively. This paper will not discuss full employment, because in Communist Vietnam , as in today's Cuba, everyone theoretically had an assigned job—even if it was not the job that one hoped for, or at the location that one preferred, much less at the salary that one wanted. We will mainly focus on Vietnam, where successive reforms constitute a series of instructive examples-in contrast to Cuba, which remained stuck in the status quo. Those who would like to know more about this Stalinist dictatorship should consult Pierre Rigoulot's very comprehensive work. The Initial Situations Today's Vietnam is made up of France's former colonies and protectorates. At that time, the economy was largely dependent on subsistence farming, the exceptions being several plantations for staples such as rubber trees. The country's industrial beginnings (Indochina Breweries) were not significant enough to absorb the growth of the agricultural population and per capita rations were poor in the northern Red River delta. The situation was much better in the southern Mekong delta; Vietnamese colonization, at Cambodia's expense, was more recent and the rural population was less dense. France had provided the beginnings of a "modern" education system, replacing the old "mandarinal" for a very limited administrative elite. In general, poverty was not crippling; it was the only self-sufficient French colony, meaning that France's investments (the roads with their famous Eiffel bridges) could be paid for through locally generated revenues and not metropolitan subsidies. Cuba was in a completely different position. It was " a Latin American country like any other " , with, of course, deep economic inequalities. It had a sufficiently large middle class. The number of cars and the level meat consumption were the second and third