Souci et connexion dans l’éthique de la politique générale

Ce texte porte sur l'élaboration des politiques publiques à partir d'une perspective conséquentialiste basée sur les probabilités. En utilisant l'exemple de la dissuasion par la menace nucléaire, je montre que ceux qui sont véritablement dévoués à la protection de l'environnement, ceux qui se soucient véritablement du problème de l'environnement devraient refuser le conséquentialisme basé sur les probabilités sans le principe de la reconsideration, un principe que nous proposons ici pour la première fois, le principe de la reconsideration doit être adopté parce que, sans lui, le conséquentialisme basé sur les probabilités pourrait justifier qu'on poursuive l'application de politiques même lorsque celles-ci se sont révélées inadéquates, et même lorsqu'elles minent elles-mêmes leurs chances de succès. On peut ainsi conclure que le principe de la reconsidération est nécessaire pour assurer le lien entre les politiques justificatrices et leur succès.This paper examines the making of public policy from a probability-based consequentialist perspective. Using nuclear deterrence policies as an example, I show that those truly committed environmental protection, those who truly care about the environment should not accept probability-based consequentialism without the reconsideration principle, a principle introduced in this paper. The reconsideration principle must be accepted, because without it, probability-based consequentialism can justify continuing to act on policies even when they have failed, and even when they undermine their original goal altogether. Thus, we conclude that the reconsideration principle is neeaed to insure connection between the justification policies and their success

Success vs. Survival: The Challenges of Teaching K-12 School Music in South Metro Atlanta

Music education has been an essential part of American education and society. Since the earliest beginning of our nation\u27s founding, many proponents of music education successfully advocated for musicians to teach music as a curricular discipline within the core of academics. Still, changes continue to occur with governmental reform and educational policies. Coupled with the demographic changes within our society, successful and influential music education has become a difficult challenge for many educators who teach within communities with limited resources. Many teacher-educator preparation programs across the nation modify curriculums to meet the concerns of an ever-changing society, including socioeconomic status, funding deficiency, and cultural diversity. This study utilizes a qualitative research study with the topic “Success vs. Survival” to identify teacher perspectives exploring and documenting music programs specific to schools in south metro Atlanta. The researcher examines root causes, suggestions from study participants, and suggestions for improvement. Although many publications address this topic, there are few location-specific essays. This study utilizes a qualitative research study to identify teacher perspectives exploring and documenting music programs specific to schools in south metro Atlanta. The thesis includes survey and ethnographic research in the form of surveys and interviews from the perspective of the subjects, who are music teachers of all grade levels. Finally, the dissertation examines the challenges of teaching music education in urban and low-income communities. It offers the professional experiences and perspectives of music educators who serve Title I and low-income school districts in south metro Atlanta. Using the testimonies and experiences of experts in the field, the author provides insight into some methods and means to recondition these issues

Comment exister au centre de l’Europe ?

Les relations franco-polonaises sont un bon indicateur de l’état du système européen : en ce sens, la politique d’indépendance de la Pologne, en plus de la légitimité que lui confère sa pleine souveraineté nationale, est aussi une réaction à la perte de puissance de la France. Les dirigeants français, nombreux à se succéder durant la IIIe République, ont eu des visions différentes de la politique à adopter à l’égard de la Pologne. Tous s’accordent cependant sur deux points : ce pays est un interlocuteur indispensable de la politique de sécurité française, mais il outrepasse son rôle lorsqu’il prétend prendre part aux négociations décisives entre grandes puissances. Dès lors, l’intimité que la France lui refuse, c’est auprès de l’Allemagne que le colonel Beck va la chercher. À plusieurs reprises durant les années 1930, le gouvernement polonais tente de participer à un éventuel directoire européen dont elle paraît de plus en plus incapable de prévenir le fait accompli. De la crise de Munich, résulte, au début de l’année 1939, la tentation très réelle du Quai d’Orsay et de l’état-major de dénoncer unilatéralement ce que l’on a appelé l’alliance polonaise.How to exist at the center of Europe? Strategic Franco-Polish relations between 1918 and 1939.  Franco-Polish relations are a good indicator of the state of the European system: in this sense, the political independence of Poland, in addition to the legitimacy conferred by its full national sovereignty, was also a reaction to the loss of power by France. French leaders, many of whom followed each other during the Third Republic, had different views about what policy to adopt towards Poland. However, all agreed on two points: that country is an indispensable interlocutor of French national security policy, but it exaggerates its role when it claims to take part in crucial negotiations between major powers. Therefore, the closeness that France denied it is what Beck will seek for her from Germany. On several occasions during the 1930s, the Polish government tried to participate in a possible European directorate which appeared increasingly incapable of preventing a fait accompli. From the Munich crisis, came, in early 1939, the very real temptation for the Quai d'Orsay and the general staff to renounce unilaterally what has been called the Polish alliance

Comment exister au centre de l’Europe ?

Les relations franco-polonaises sont un bon indicateur de l’état du système européen : en ce sens, la politique d’indépendance de la Pologne, en plus de la légitimité que lui confère sa pleine souveraineté nationale, est aussi une réaction à la perte de puissance de la France. Les dirigeants français, nombreux à se succéder durant la IIIe République, ont eu des visions différentes de la politique à adopter à l’égard de la Pologne. Tous s’accordent cependant sur deux points : ce pays est un interlocuteur indispensable de la politique de sécurité française, mais il outrepasse son rôle lorsqu’il prétend prendre part aux négociations décisives entre grandes puissances. Dès lors, l’intimité que la France lui refuse, c’est auprès de l’Allemagne que le colonel Beck va la chercher. À plusieurs reprises durant les années 1930, le gouvernement polonais tente de participer à un éventuel directoire européen dont elle paraît de plus en plus incapable de prévenir le fait accompli. De la crise de Munich, résulte, au début de l’année 1939, la tentation très réelle du Quai d’Orsay et de l’état-major de dénoncer unilatéralement ce que l’on a appelé l’alliance polonaise.How to exist at the center of Europe? Strategic Franco-Polish relations between 1918 and 1939.  Franco-Polish relations are a good indicator of the state of the European system: in this sense, the political independence of Poland, in addition to the legitimacy conferred by its full national sovereignty, was also a reaction to the loss of power by France. French leaders, many of whom followed each other during the Third Republic, had different views about what policy to adopt towards Poland. However, all agreed on two points: that country is an indispensable interlocutor of French national security policy, but it exaggerates its role when it claims to take part in crucial negotiations between major powers. Therefore, the closeness that France denied it is what Beck will seek for her from Germany. On several occasions during the 1930s, the Polish government tried to participate in a possible European directorate which appeared increasingly incapable of preventing a fait accompli. From the Munich crisis, came, in early 1939, the very real temptation for the Quai d'Orsay and the general staff to renounce unilaterally what has been called the Polish alliance

A contribution to understanding contemporary people-environment dynamics : South African approaches in context.

Thesis (M.Soc.)-University of Natal, Pietermartizburg, 1996.People's level of development is a significant determinant in their relationship to wild nature. People today characterized by a high level of development value wild natural resources primarily for non-consumptive aesthetic and humanistic purposes. Modern nature conservation has been dominated by developed peoples' concerns with wild nature. Concerns of developed peoples with wild nature are described by a resourcism-preservationism paradigm. In contrast underdeveloped peoples rely upon wild nature to maintain the integrity of their cultures and increasingly for purposes of physical survival and promoting, development; this involves consumptive use of wild nature. As all people increasingly become part of a global development trajectory, resourcism-preservationism is articulating itself as the global people-environment dynamic. Emergent relations between nature conservation agency staff and reserve neighbours in South Africa offer a unique opportunity to study competing concerns around wild nature and assess the ability of approaches which link conservation and development to meet developed and underdeveloped peoples' concerns. Evaluation of reserve-neighbour interaction at Giant's Castle and Kosi Bay areas is achieved through determining whether it empowers reserve neighbours and conservation agency staff; fundamental to empowerment is people managing natural resources themselves. Natal Parks Board's and KwaZulu Department of Nature Conservation's frameworks for extension do not empower reserve staff or neighbours at Giant's Castle and Kosi Bay respectively. Trends in competition between developed and underdeveloped peoples for use of wild nature evidenced in field studies mirror global trends in people-environment relations. Recent attempts in South Africa and internationally to address the concerns of underdeveloped peoples, witnessed in efforts to link development to conservation such as reserve-neighbour interaction, are efforts by developed people to protect their particular concerns with wild nature. As a result these attempts have not been integrated into a larger conservation and development process. Instead they have been plagued by short term vision among nature conservation agencies and reserve neighbours. Linking conservation and development is a process fundamental to the future of conservation, benefitting people at all levels of development. A fundamental redefinition of conservation agency objectives and restructuring conservation agency operations is required such that people are empowered to manage their own natural resources. Principles to guide and an approach for structuring such an undertaking are proposed involving collaboration with relevant agents