1,601 research outputs found
Les Ă©tats des Noirs de Lauren Robel et Ălisabeth Zoller, Paris, Presses Universitaires de France, coll. « BĂ©hĂ©moth », 2000, 120 p.
Marianne Debouzy, Travail et travailleurs aux Ătats-Unis, Paris, Ăditions La DĂ©couverte, coll. « RepĂšres », 1984, 128 p.
Dynamiques sociales et notion de représentation : La position des mouvements ouvriers
Les grandes institutions par lesquelles on dĂ©finit le mouvement ouvrier, depuis quelque cent vingt ans, sont-elles canal dâexpression, voie de reprĂ©sentation ou mĂ©canisme de constitution de la classe ouvriĂšre? Ă une Ă©poque oĂč il semble toujours plus difficile dâarrimer, dâun cĂŽtĂ©, les besoins et les aspirations des clientĂšles des partis traditionnels du mouvement ouvrier et, de lâautre, les orientations et les choix de gouvernement des mĂȘmes partis, il a paru nĂ©cessaire de sâarrĂȘter spĂ©cifiquement Ă cette problĂ©matique. Je la traiterai en analysant le dĂ©veloppement des partis ouvriers crĂ©Ă©s dans le dernier quart du XIXe siĂšcle, la social-dĂ©mocratie historique, Ă la lumiĂšre notamment des dĂ©bats thĂ©oriques contemporains.Have the large political and social institutions which have defined the labour movement over the past one hundred and twenty years served as channels of expression, as means of representation, or as mechanisms constituting the working class? During an era when it appears ever more difficult to square the circle between the needs and aspirations of labour parties' traditional clients, on the one hand, and the orientations and governing choices of those parties, on the other, it seems particularly relevant to reflect upon this issue. This analysis focuses on the development of the workers' parties formed in the last quarter of the 19th century, that is on historical social democracy, in light of contemporary theoretical debates
Ils voulaient changer le monde. Le militantisme marxiste-léniniste au Québec, de Jean-Philippe Warren, Montréal, VLB éditeur, 2007, 255 p.
Que reste-t-il du PCF ?, de Marie-Claire Lavabre et François Platone, Paris, Autrement / CĂVIPOF (Centre dâĂ©tudes de la vie politique française), 2003, 158 p.
Manufacturing requirements in design: The RTM process in aeronautics
A sub-unit of an aeronautical structure (fuselage, fin, wing, etc.) consists of a set of components fixed rigidly together. One of todayâs major industrial challenges is to produce these sub-units out of composite materials in order to increase the level of integration and reduce and cost. This article describes a procedure to assist in the industrialisation of aeronautical components produced from composite materials in a design for manufacturing context. In a multi-expertise approach, the problem of optimising integration is combined with the feasibility of injection for the Resin Transfer Molding process. This approach then takes into account admissible manufacturing deviations, defined from a classification of the structure parts. The limits set for admissible deviations guarantee the mechanical behaviour of the assembled component and the requirements of the assembly as a whole. Finally, an industrialisation solutions space is defined. A constraint satisfaction problem solver is used to carry out this research with a spar from a horizontal plane in an aircraft used to illustrate the procedure
Heat transfer in a one-dimensional harmonic crystal in a viscous environment subjected to an external heat supply
We consider unsteady heat transfer in a one-dimensional harmonic crystal
surrounded by a viscous environment and subjected to an external heat supply.
The basic equations for the crystal particles are stated in the form of a
system of stochastic differential equations. We perform a continualization
procedure and derive an infinite set of linear partial differential equations
for covariance variables. An exact analytic solution describing unsteady
ballistic heat transfer in the crystal is obtained. It is shown that the
stationary spatial profile of the kinetic temperature caused by a point source
of heat supply of constant intensity is described by the Macdonald function of
zero order. A comparison with the results obtained in the framework of the
classical heat equation is presented. We expect that the results obtained in
the paper can be verified by experiments with laser excitation of
low-dimensional nanostructures.Comment: 12 pages, 5 figure
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