actes du colloque des 8-9 novembre 2001 à l'Université Lyon III ; [éd. par le ] CERCLI [et] Cultures et langues de l'ouest européen, Université Jean Moulin, Lyon 3 ; textes

réunis par Marie Viallon-Schoneveld ISBN 2-86272-276-6 [...]

International audience ; Although water law is now well developed and known, the rules applicable to less visible elements of river ecosystems, such as sediments, are not.

The Franco-Mexican and interdisciplinary VAL-USES project, which focused on the sediments of the Usumacinta River (Tabasco, Mexico), made it possible to explore the [...]

International audience ; In this article, we present findings from a participatory action-research program in France on the exercise of human rights and supported and substitute

decision-making, inspired by the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (“CRPD”). [...]

This thesis characterizes discursively the case study, a classic methodological exercise in law studies. Legal professionals are seen as a solidly established discursive community.

However, to this date, legal discourse at the university level has not been sufficiently described in Spanish L1 or L2. [...]

National audience ; Well-being is a vague, highly subjective concept, which has nevertheless been incorporated into legal vocabulary. In the specific field of environmental

norms, well-being has emerged through the recognition of the right to a healthy environment; it is also very present in the regulation of domestic animals and animal [...]

ISSN 2555-1159 ; « L’ Antiquité à la BnF » est un carnet de recherche présentant l’actualité des collections et de la recherche. Ce blog a pour ambition d’illustrer

la diversité des fonds de la Bibliothèque nationale de France, la variété des actions et des valorisations entreprises ainsi que les recherches menées en interne [...]

The constitutional recognition of the independence, impartiality and jurisdictional competence of the judiciary is the culmination of a centuries-old process of State intervention

in the control of disputes and criminal repression. Jurisdictional independence does not preclude a thought on the public service of justice, in particular on equal [...]