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2. Thomas Morales Label province
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Opinions & Controverses Thomas Morales Label province CAMPAGNE L’essai littéraire de Thomas Morales « Tendre est la province » impressionne par son pouvoir d’évocation d’un espace-temps révolu ÉRIC NAULLEAU Un [...]
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- 2024
3. Label patrimonial
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ACTU ET CULTURE Label patrimonial DE PÈRE EN FILS, DE BRUNO À ALEXANDRE, LAFOURCADE ARCHITECTURE SE DÉDIE, AVEC SON ÉQUIPE DE VINGT PERSONNES, AUX BÂTIMENTS ANCIENS. CHÂTEAU DE BERNE DANS [...]
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- 2024
4. Michèle Pappalardo: « Il était temps de repenser le label ISR »
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PROPOS RECUEILLIS PAR MORGANE REMY Enarque, ancienne rapporteuse de la Cour des comptes, Michèle Pappalardo a été nommée présidente du comité du label ISR (investissement socialement responsable) avec une mission: [...]
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- 2024
5. Ce que disent les « vies nues »
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Hervé Nicolle
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labels ,Giorgio Agamben ,myths ,vulnerability ,subjectivation ,resistance ,Philosophy (General) ,B1-5802 ,Sociology (General) ,HM401-1281 - Abstract
In the world of migration management, the label is an indispensable instrument for counting, filtering, identifying, classifying and controlling individuals in their mobility trajectory. For Giorgio Agamben, the lives of refugees, displaced persons and rejected asylum seekers lost in the semi-permanent limbo of IOM detention centres or UNHCR camps appear as 'bare lives' – lives whose political nature has been progressively denied and erased, leaving only their biological nature to emerge, without legal, social, economic or even political existence. However attractive this perspective may be, it seems to ignore not only the experience of migrant lives but also their capacity to make a difference. These lives are indeed permeated by emancipatory struggles for freedom of movement, for access to decent work, for the right to be the agent of one's own well-being, to carry the struggles of elders, to embody the memory of minority languages and cultures. Based on qualitative fieldwork conducted since 2015 in official camps or informal settlements of migrants in Ethiopia, Somalia and Kenya, this paper highlights this dual process of subjugation and subjectivation that seems to me to be at the heart of the question of mobility today. What is the symptom of Agamben's myth, which constitutes the implicit intellectual matrix of most international aid organisations? By abstractly considering migrant lives as 'bare lives', atoms without qualities, are we not basically playing into the hands of neoliberal political rationality, socially isolating and politically destructuring?
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- 2023
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6. Label 'Les Vendanges du Savoir', à Bordeaux
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Les dossiers Label 'Les Vendanges du Savoir', à Bordeaux La connaissance à la portée de tous • Pascaline Lepeltier L’ŒUVRE CULTURELLE DE L’ANNÉE Partenariat unique au monde entre universités, institut [...]
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- 2024
7. « Produit en Bretagne », la belle aventure d’un label
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OLIVIER PÉROU C’est une réussite française, que d’aucuns diraient surtout bretonne, mais qui rayonne aujourd’hui au-delà des frontières de l’Ouest. Qui n’a jamais croisé ce petit logo jaune et bleu, [...]
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- 2023
8. Le « jonglage » des visiteurs entre œuvres et cartels : de l’étude d’un comportement à l’application d’un principe muséographique.
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Anne-Sophie Grassin
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labels ,cognitive strategy ,written mediation ,language ,behaviour ,visiting ,Fine Arts ,Anthropology ,GN1-890 ,Archaeology ,CC1-960 - Abstract
“Object-label juggling” is the back-and-forth movement that a visitor performs several times between observing a work and reading its wall label (Grassin, 2007). This cognitive process recurs during the museum visit, when the visitor confronts the object. This behaviour, a veritable technique of the body and a cognitive strategy aimed at appropriating the work, was the subject of a specific study on the occasion of a larger-scale investigation into the influence of the exhibition medium on the psychological functioning of the adult visitor. This study, using the tools of applied research in museology, took place at the heart of the Chinese archaeology exhibition Xi’an, capitale éternelle, at the Musée de la Civilisation in Quebec City in 2002, based on a collection of data from ninety visitors, in collaboration between the École du Louvre and the Université de Montréal. It showed that the structuring of the information governing the label triggers the juggling. The labels that induce the most back-and-forth with the work to which they refer are all provided with a text whose information has a homogeneous and precise editorial structure. These writings offer a set of information distributed in a homogeneous, constant and hierarchical manner from the particular to the general: the nominative, descriptive, explanatory and contextual information is articulated to serve the work exhibited nearby. This visiting strategy is therefore an interpretative process that can improve the perception of the object by making it more complex and richer. Consequently, at a time of crisis of sensitivity to works of art, a real crisis of attention, characterised in particular by an observation time of less than nine seconds, juggling constitutes a strong museographic principle that can encourage observation and allow enriched access to the work. This is why, twenty years after its updating and definition, object-label juggling has guided the redesign of the written mediation of a national museum in Paris, the Musée de Cluny – Musée National du Moyen Âge, which was closed for twenty months for the renovation of its buildings and museographic itinerary. This paper will describe how the study of object-label juggling act has contributed to the change in attention to writing in the vicinity of works of art and the prospects for applied research that this makes possible.
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- 2023
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9. Les installations immersives muséalisées : un défi muséographique. Connaître l’expérience des visiteurs pour adapter l’accompagnement muséal.
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Elizabeth Desbans
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installations ,immersion ,experience ,conservation ,labels ,distancing ,Fine Arts ,Anthropology ,GN1-890 ,Archaeology ,CC1-960 - Abstract
Immersive museum installations: a museographic challenge. Knowing the visitor’s experience to adapt the museum experience. Case study: the Musée National d’Art Moderne et Contemporain, Centre Georges-Pompidou. Installation art emerged in a climate of protest against the institution of the museum in the 1950s and 1960s. The works were therefore not originally intended to be exhibited in museums. Today, their integration into permanent collections presents multiple challenges relating to conservation, museography and mediation. The link between these issues is the public. This article, which is part of a larger research project conducted at the Musée National d’Art Moderne (MNAM) in 2019, aims to analyse the experience of young adult visitors to immersive museum installations through a qualitative study of audiences: How is their experience characterised? Are there different forms of immersion? What role can the wall label play in immersion ?
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- 2023
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10. BIO EN BERNE L'INFLATION A BON DOS.
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BATTEUX, CATHERINE
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GROWTH ,INFLATION forecasting ,LABELS ,RATIONALIZATION (Sociology) ,DISTRIBUTORS (Commerce) - Abstract
The article presents the discussion on double-digit growth, the organic market suddenly turned around since 2021. Topics include inflation with the impact on purchasing power having the overexposure of the offer or the proliferation of labels; and distributors revising the copy such as rationalization ranges and withdrawal of specialized concepts.
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- 2023
11. Problems in Defining Ethnicity Terms in Dictionaries
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Dragica Žugić and Milica Vuković-Stamatović
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ethnicity terms ,ethnicity-related terms ,dictionaries ,labels ,Philology. Linguistics ,P1-1091 ,Languages and literature of Eastern Asia, Africa, Oceania ,PL1-8844 ,Germanic languages. Scandinavian languages ,PD1-7159 - Abstract
Despite the fact that lexicographers have increasingly been taking more care when it comes to defining socially sensitive terms, we argue that ethnicity terms still remain rather poorly defined. In a number of online monolingual dictionaries we surveyed in this study, we find that ethnicity terms are generally simplistically defined, mostly in terms of geography and citizenship, and argue that such definitions are too reductionist and sometimes even erroneous. We also find that some disparaging ethnicity terms are not labelled as such in some of the dictionaries surveyed. We also present a case study from Montenegro, in which a dictionary of the national academy of sciences was immediately revoked over a few ethnicity and ethnicity-related terms, after a violent outcry from two of Montenegro's ethnic minorities, dissatisfied with how their ethnicities were defined and treated in the dictionary. Based on our survey and the earlier findings from the literature, we recommend that international dictionaries follow a standardised model of defining ethnicities, which would additionally refer to an ethnicity's culture and potentially language, and be as inclusive as possible. We also recommend that editors and lexicographers of national dictionaries pay special attention to how they define the ethnic terms relating to the minorities living in their country or region, following a combination of a standardised and a partly customised approach, which would take into account the specific features of the minorities.
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- 2021
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12. Label est le clochard
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LE GRAND ENTRETIEN / • MAUVAIS GOÛT Label est le clochard Dans son émission Les Clochards célestes, l'étonnantSimon Collin interviewe des personnalités, parmilesquelles de nombreux écrivains. À sa manière… Nicolas [...]
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- 2023
13. HVE: un label contesté par les écolos
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Contests ,Labels ,Guided missiles -- Guidance systems - Abstract
Les dossiers / Transition écologique HVE: un label contesté par les écolos T. Masclot Lancée par l’État en 2012, la certification Haute valeur environnementale (HVE) avait pour objectif louable d’accompagner [...]
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- 2023
14. Vin casher ou halal: les labels orthodoxes
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Les dossiers Vin casher ou halal: les labels orthodoxes T. Masclot Quand la religion s'en mêle Plusieurs labels, comme celui du Beth-Din de Paris ou celui de l’Orthodox Union of [...]
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- 2023
15. Je veux des vacances responsables, à quel label je me fie?
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Ecolabel Européen. Si on veut réserver dans une chaîne hôtelière ou un grand hôtel en Espagne, en Italie ou en Grèce, par exemple, c’est lui qu’il faut chercher, car c’est [...]
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- 2023
16. Notre guide de survie dans l'univers des labels du vin
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Spinosad ,Labels - Abstract
Les dossiers / Enquêtes et révélations Enquête Les labels du vin Notre guide de survie dans l'univers des labels du vin Difficile de s’y retrouver tant ils sont nombreux. Les [...]
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- 2023
17. BIO VERS UNE SATURATION DU MARCHÉ ?
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WATHIER, SIDONIE
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ORGANIC products ,SUPERMARKETS ,SUPPLY chains ,LABELS ,EMPLOYEE recruitment - Abstract
The article informs that after having chained years of growth, the organic market in supermarkets is running out of steam. It mentions that overabundance of supply and label wars, consumers are struggling to navigate, and the market is recruiting less and is therefore refocusing on the most committed buyers.
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- 2022
18. Labels environnementaux: ouvrez les cahiers des charges!
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En direct dans le vignoble / Counier des lecteurs Labels environnementaux: ouvrez les cahiers des charges! Thierry Masclot J'ai lu votre article sur les labels environnementaux (La RVF n° 663, [...]
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- 2022
19. AB, Demeter, Biodyvin, Vignerons Engagés, Terra Vitis… À quels labels se fier?
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en direct dans le vignoble AB, Demeter, Biodyvin, Vignerons Engagés, Terra Vitis… À quels labels se fier? Les labels sont jolis, colorés, et puis ils rassurent le consommateur. Mais que [...]
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- 2022
20. Immobilier: le label ISR prend son envol
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O.B. BRIAN AJACKSON / GETTY/ISTOCKPHO L’immobilier totalise un quart des émissions de CO2 en France et 44 % de l’énergie consommée. C’est dire l’enjeu que représente l’amélioration des pratiques du [...]
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- 2022
21. Greimas par Ricoeur, histoire d'une longue amitié.
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Hénault, Anne
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PHILOSOPHERS ,CHAR ,LABELS ,FRIENDSHIP ,ARGUMENT ,STRUCTURALISM ,POSTSTRUCTURALISM - Abstract
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- 2020
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22. Les patrimonialisations de l’industrie textile en France entre muséification et valorisation des savoir-faire (xxe-xxie siècle)
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Gril-Mariotte, Aziza
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industrie textile ,musées d’entreprise ,écomusée ,company museums ,eco-museum ,textile industry ,patrimoine industriel ,industrial heritage ,labels - Abstract
L’industrie textile a bénéficié, depuis la crise économique des années 1970 et 1980 qui a vu la fermeture de très nombreuses usines, d’un mouvement en faveur de sa muséification et de sa patrimonialisation. Cette étude, en s’intéressant à l’apparition de certaines appellations – maison, écomusée, atelier-musée –, entend montrer comment le modèle muséal a pu être interrogé pour conserver un patrimoine matériel – bâtiments et machines – et immatériel – savoir-faire et geste technique. Les quelques exemples choisis témoignent de moments muséographiques dont le plus connu et surtout le plus populaire est celui de l’écomusée, sans que le concept d’origine ne soit toujours mis en œuvre. Le point de vue muséal est complété par celui des entreprises textiles qui perpétuent des outils et des savoirs techniques, en bénéficiant d’autres formes de patrimonialisation : machines classées au titre des monuments historiques et label « Entreprise du patrimoine vivant ». The economic crisis of the 1970s and 1980s led to the closure of numerous textile factories in France, and since that period the industry has witnessed a movement in favour of its interpretation in museums and its recognition as heritage. This article looks at some of the initiatives which have emerged under various names—‘maison’, eco-museum, workshop-museum—and asks how pertinent the model of the museum is when it comes to preserving a physical heritage of buildings and machines and an intangible heritage of skills and technical gestures. The examples analysed all illustrate particular moments in the general history of museums, the best known and most popular being the eco-museum movement, even though this movement’s original concepts are not always respected. Another museum approach is to be seen in the case of textile companies which seek to perpetuate their tools and their technical know-how, profiting from other forms of heritage recognition, such as the protection of the machines as historic monuments or the awarding of an official label as an ‘entreprise du patrimoine vivant’, a living heritage company.
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- 2023
23. Les installations immersives muséalisées : un défi muséographique. Connaître l’expérience des visiteurs pour adapter l’accompagnement muséal
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Desbans, Elizabeth
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immersion ,distancing ,visitor ,experience ,étude de public ,visiteur ,conservation ,audience research ,installations ,mise-à-distance ,cartels ,expérience ,labels - Abstract
L’art de l’installation émerge dans un climat de contestations de l’institution muséale dans les années 1950-1960. Les œuvres n’étaient donc pas, à l’origine, destinées à être exposées dans les musées. Leur intégration dans les collections permanentes présente, aujourd’hui, de multiples défis relevant à la fois de la conservation, de la muséographie et de la médiation. Le trait d’union entre ces enjeux est le public. L’objectif de cet article, issu d’une recherche plus vaste menée en 2019 au Musée national d’art moderne (MNAM), est d’analyser l’expérience vécue par les visiteurs jeunes adultes au contact d’installations immersives muséalisées à travers une étude de publics qualitative : comment se caractérise leur expérience ? Existe-t-il plusieurs formes d’immersion ? Quel rôle le cartel peut-il jouer dans l’immersion ? Immersive museum installations: a museographic challenge. Knowing the visitor’s experience to adapt the museum experience. Case study: the Musée National d’Art Moderne et Contemporain, Centre Georges-Pompidou. Installation art emerged in a climate of protest against the institution of the museum in the 1950s and 1960s. The works were therefore not originally intended to be exhibited in museums. Today, their integration into permanent collections presents multiple challenges relating to conservation, museography and mediation. The link between these issues is the public. This article, which is part of a larger research project conducted at the Musée National d’Art Moderne (MNAM) in 2019, aims to analyse the experience of young adult visitors to immersive museum installations through a qualitative study of audiences: How is their experience characterised? Are there different forms of immersion? What role can the wall label play in immersion ?
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- 2023
24. Le « jonglage » des visiteurs entre œuvres et cartels : de l’étude d’un comportement à l’application d’un principe muséographique
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Grassin, Anne-Sophie
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language ,written mediation ,visiting ,comportement ,structuration de l’information écrite ,stratégie cognitive ,labels ,behaviour ,va-et-vient œuvre-cartel ,exhibition ,visite ,structuring of written information ,artwork-label to-ing and fro-ing ,médiation écrite ,cognitive strategy ,cartels ,exposition ,langage - Abstract
Le « jonglage objet-cartel » est le mouvement de va-et-vient qu’un visiteur exécute plusieurs fois entre l’observation d’une œuvre et la lecture de son cartel (Grassin, 2007). Ce processus cognitif intervient de manière récurrente au cours de la visite muséale, lors de la confrontation du visiteur à l’objet. Ce comportement, véritable technique du corps et stratégie cognitive visant l’appropriation de l’œuvre, a été l’objet d’une étude spécifique, à l’occasion d’une investigation de plus large envergure sur l’influence du média exposition sur le fonctionnement psychologique du visiteur adulte. L’étude a montré que la structuration des informations régissant le cartel est le facteur déclencheur du jonglage. Les cartels induisant le plus de va-et-vient avec l’œuvre à laquelle ils se rapportent, sont tous pourvus d’un texte dont les informations présentent une structure rédactionnelle homogène et précise. Ces écrits offrent un ensemble d’informations réparties de manière homogène, constante, et hiérarchisée du particulier au général : l’information nominative, descriptive, explicative, contextuelle s’articulent pour servir l’œuvre exposée à proximité. Cette stratégie de visite est donc un processus interprétatif qui peut améliorer la perception de l’objet en la rendant plus abondante, plus complexe et plus riche.Par conséquent, à l’heure de la crise de la sensibilité aux œuvres d’art, véritable crise de l’attention, notamment caractérisée par un temps d’observation des œuvres inférieur à 9 secondes, le jonglage constitue un principe muséographique fort pouvant favoriser l’observation et permettre un accès enrichi à l’œuvre. C’est pourquoi, vingt années après sa mise à jour et définition, le jonglage objet-cartel a orienté la refonte de la médiation écrite d’un musée national à Paris, le musée de Cluny, musée national du Moyen Âge, fermé pendant plus de vingt mois pour la rénovation de ses bâtiments et de son parcours muséographique. Le présent article décrira la manière dont l’étude du jonglage objet-cartel a participé au changement dans l’attention portée aux écrits à proximités des œuvres et les perspectives de recherche appliquée que cela rend possible. “Object-label juggling” is the back-and-forth movement that a visitor performs several times between observing a work and reading its wall label (Grassin, 2007). This cognitive process recurs during the museum visit, when the visitor confronts the object. This behaviour, a veritable technique of the body and a cognitive strategy aimed at appropriating the work, was the subject of a specific study on the occasion of a larger-scale investigation into the influence of the exhibition medium on the psychological functioning of the adult visitor. This study, using the tools of applied research in museology, took place at the heart of the Chinese archaeology exhibition Xi’an, capitale éternelle, at the Musée de la Civilisation in Quebec City in 2002, based on a collection of data from ninety visitors, in collaboration between the École du Louvre and the Université de Montréal. It showed that the structuring of the information governing the label triggers the juggling. The labels that induce the most back-and-forth with the work to which they refer are all provided with a text whose information has a homogeneous and precise editorial structure. These writings offer a set of information distributed in a homogeneous, constant and hierarchical manner from the particular to the general: the nominative, descriptive, explanatory and contextual information is articulated to serve the work exhibited nearby. This visiting strategy is therefore an interpretative process that can improve the perception of the object by making it more complex and richer. Consequently, at a time of crisis of sensitivity to works of art, a real crisis of attention, characterised in particular by an observation time of less than nine seconds, juggling constitutes a strong museographic principle that can encourage observation and allow enriched access to the work. This is why, twenty years after its updating and definition, object-label juggling has guided the redesign of the written mediation of a national museum in Paris, the Musée de Cluny – Musée National du Moyen Âge, which was closed for twenty months for the renovation of its buildings and museographic itinerary. This paper will describe how the study of object-label juggling act has contributed to the change in attention to writing in the vicinity of works of art and the prospects for applied research that this makes possible.
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- 2023
25. Médiation du religieux et expérience visitorielle
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Thébault, Marine, Dutheillet de Lamothe, Sophie, and Schmitt, Daniel
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expérience de visite ,scénographie ,visit experience ,art religieux ,mediation ,médiation ,scenography ,cartels ,religious art ,labels - Abstract
Présenter dans une collection des œuvres médiévales pouvant avoir une portée religieuse interroge les conditions de leur mise en exposition. Le Palais des Beaux-arts de Lille explore diverses formes de discours pour donner sens à des objets dont l’interprétation initiale peut être mal connue, voire dépréciée des visiteurs contemporains. Une analyse fine de leur expérience de visite permet de reconstruire leur dynamique corporelle, cognitive et émotionnelle durant le parcours. L’étude met en évidence les enjeux médiatiques du cartel et le regard avec lequel le musée peut faciliter la compréhension des œuvres, en activant ou non le sens religieux des objets présentés. Presenting medieval works of art in a collection that may have religious significance raises questions about the conditions under which they are displayed. The Palais des Beaux-arts de Lille explores various forms of discourse to give meaning to objects whose initial interpretation may be unfamiliar, or even depreciated by contemporary visitors. A detailed analysis of their visitor experience allows us to reconstruct their bodily, cognitive and emotional dynamics during the visit. The study highlights the mediating stakes of the cartel and the way in which the museum can facilitate an understanding of the works by activating or not the religious meaning of the presented objects.
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- 2023
26. Stratégies curatoriales et réécriture des cartels des collections d’art
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Bouraly, Lisa
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exposition des collections ,commissariat critique ,éthique ,critical curation ,exhibition of the collection ,ethics ,cartels ,labels - Abstract
Comment la réécriture des cartels pourrait-elle servir les pratiques curatoriales critiques dans les collections ? Ce texte examine les différents usages du cartel exposé et cherche à identifier de nouvelles pratiques de réécriture qui accompagnent le développement actuel de pratiques curatoriales critiques et éthiques. Dans un premier temps, l’article pose les bases d’une potentielle mutation des usages du cartel ou d’un déplacement des pratiques de réécriture du champ de l’interprétation de l’art à celui de l’exposition en posant la question suivante : comment le travail de réécriture contribue-t-il non plus seulement à diffuser des savoirs et à communiquer avec des publics, mais également à participer à une révision des pratiques curatoriales dans les collections ? Puis, cette recherche identifie deux types de stratégies à partir d’une documentation de cas et d’études de terrains menées par l’auteure. D’abord, un travail qui (re)nomme des éléments essentiels du cartel dans une approche plus éthique et transparente de la part des musées, et une seconde approche qui réévalue le statut d’autorité du musée dans sa relation aux savoirs et aux publics. How can (re-)labeling processes serve critical curatorial practices in museum collections? This text examines different ways of exhibiting labels and seeks to identify alternative labeling practices that serve current critical and ethical curatorial practices. First, the article lays out the foundations for a potential shift in re-labeling practices from art interpretation to art curation by posing the following question: How does the work of rewriting not only contribute to disseminating knowledge and communicating adequately with audiences, but also to participating in a revision of curatorial practices with the collections? This research then proposes two types of strategies based on case documentation and field studies conducted by the author. First, a work that (re)names essential elements of the label in a more ethical and transparent way on the part of museums, and second, an approach that reconsiders the status of authority of the museum in its relationship to knowledge and audiences.
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- 2023
27. ECOSCORE, NUTRI-SCORE, BIO, MADE IN FRANCE. . . QUE VALENT LES LABELS ? CONSOMMATION Dernier né d'une tribu foisonnante d'indicateurs destinés à guider le grand public et les marques, l'Ecoscore incarne à bien des égards les espoirs et les dérives d'un système éminemment perfectible.
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CHANEL, SORLIN
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LABELS ,CERTIFICATION ,LOGOS (Symbols) ,PICTURE-writing ,FOOD advertising - Abstract
The article discusses Ecoscore embodies in many ways the hopes and the drifts of an eminently perfectible system. It mentions that labels, certifications, logos, and other pictograms in all kinds flourish on the products of big consumption; and mentions that nutri-Score, labels organic, made in France, fair trade and vegan certifications. It mentions that nutri-Score, optional since its launch in 2017, becomes mandatory in France on all food advertising media.
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- 2021
28. Chais urbains, labels, micronégoces… Les nouvelles façons de faire du vin
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Wine and wine making ,Labels - Abstract
Le Dossier / Enquête Travailler dans le vin autrement Chais urbains, labels, micronégoces… Les nouvelles façons de faire du vin Quand on part de zéro ou presque, sans vignes ni [...]
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- 2022
29. À quoi servent les labels dans les industries culturelles ?
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Noël, Sophie and Pinto, Aurélie
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quality marks ,urgence ,research ,librairies ,indépendance ,independence ,exploration ,frontières ,urgency ,labels ,culture ,information ,diversity ,society ,bookshops ,cinémas ,border ,art houses ,qualification ,recherche ,misinformation ,société ,désinformation ,diversité - Abstract
Cet article vise à éclairer les logiques de constitution et de fonctionnement de deux labels destinés à identifier et promouvoir une offre diversifiée dans les domaines du livre et du cinéma, lesquels se caractérisent par des formes d’intervention publique et des structures de marchés différentes. L’analyse du classement Art et essai, établi au début des années 1960 pour le cinéma, et du label LIR (librairie indépendante de référence), créé à la fin des années 2000, permet de comprendre comment, sur chacun de ces deux marchés, les labels contribuent à façonner la perception de l’offre culturelle, à orienter les logiques d’acteurs ainsi que, par leur effet performatif, à faire exister des solidarités entre structures hétérogènes. Après avoir brièvement présenté la genèse de ces labels institutionnels, l’article interroge les enjeux actuels de la qualification des salles et des librairies, qui débordent ces labels officiels puisque c’est en réalité la manière de s’opposer aux acteurs dominants de chaque domaine qui est en cause. L’article s’appuie sur deux enquêtes de terrain constituées d’entretiens avec différents intermédiaires de l’univers de la librairie et du cinéma et de responsables des politiques publiques, ainsi que sur l’analyse de sources documentaires et médiatiques. This article aims to shed light on the constitution and functioning of two quality marks intended to identify and promote a diversified offer in the fields of books and cinema, which are characterized by different forms of public intervention and market structures. The analysis of the Art et essai classification, established in the early 1960s for the cinema, and of the LIR label (independent reference bookshops) created at the end of the 2000s, allows to understand how, in each of these markets, quality marks contribute to shaping the perception of the cultural offer, to orienting the logic of the operators, and, through their performative effect, to bringing about solidarity between heterogeneous structures. After briefly presenting the genesis of these institutional labels, the article examines the current issues of the qualification of cinemas and bookshops. The latter go beyond these official quality marks, as it is in fact the opposition to the dominant actors of each field that is being redefined. The article is based on two field surveys consisting of interviews with various intermediaries from the world of bookselling and cinema, with public policy makers, together with the analysis of documentary and media sources.
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- 2023
30. FROMAGES: UN MARCHÉ VALORISÉ.
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GALLOIS, JEAN-BERNARD
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CHEESE ,CONSUMPTION (Economics) ,VALUATION ,LABELS ,CHEESEMAKING - Abstract
The article provides information on the good growth in cheese market of France including consumption by highlighting their naturalness and authenticity made, valuation effects and impactful innovations. Topics include cheese making, use of private labels and these products contribute to the growth of cheese category.
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- 2020
31. L’alimentation végétale pour les seniors : Comprendre la structure pour maitriser la texture et innover - Le projet européen OPTIFEL.
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LEVERRIER, Cassandre and CUVELIER, Gérard
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MECHANICAL heat treatment ,FRUIT texture ,LABELS ,PROTEIN solubility ,POPULATION aging - Abstract
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- 2020
32. La pomme de la discorde entre Nutri-Score et les signes de l'origine et de la qualité
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Lebel, Christine and Droit2HAL, Projet
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Label ,Qualité alimentaire ,[SHS.DROIT] Humanities and Social Sciences/Law ,Labels ,Nutri-Score ,Made in France - Published
- 2023
33. La consommation low cost
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Franck Cochoy, Marie Plessz, Diane Rodet, and François Sarfati
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consumption ,production ,market ,marketing ,food ,labels ,Labor. Work. Working class ,HD4801-8943 ,Sociology (General) ,HM401-1281 - Abstract
Questions raised here include how sociologists analyse consumption; which methods, tools and concepts they use to account for social practice; how they envision the low cost model; and what linkages they suggest between the sociology of consumption vs. the sociology of production.
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- 2018
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34. Choix raisonné des ingrédients et de la formulation pour une meilleure maitrise de la qualité des produits céréaliers sucrés.
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PARRAT, Florence, LEBRIQUER, Marie-Luce, and PAYEUX, Elisabeth
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BAKED products ,PRODUCT improvement ,LABELS ,BEHAVIOR ,MANUFACTURED products - Abstract
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- 2019
35. Dal marchio comunitario al marchio dell'Unione europea: breve commento al regolamento (UE) n. 2015/2424
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Federica Togo
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trade mark ,custom seizure ,labels ,products ,protection ,Law ,Law of Europe ,KJ-KKZ - Abstract
(Series Information) European Papers - A Journal on Law and Integration, 2016 1(1), 363-365 | European Forum Highlight of 16 April 2016 | (Abstract) This brief comment analyzes some of the important changes introduced by the Regulation (EU) 2015/2424 to Regulation (EC) No 207/2009 on the Community trade mark, in particular the right to prohibit preparatory acts in relation to the use of packaging or other means (new Art. 9a of Regulation (EC) No 207/2009) and the possibility, under certain conditions, to seize counterfeit goods in transit in the EU (new Art. 9, para 4. of Regulation (EC) No 207/2009).
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- 2016
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36. Le protocole : Instrument de communication
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Louis Dussault and Louis Dussault
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- Government etiquette, Diplomatic etiquette, Precedence, Entertaining, Etiquette, Labels
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Dans ce guide pratique, vous trouverez les réponses aux questions les plus courantes en matière de protocole: invitations, accueil et présentation des invités, préséance et placement, correspondance officielle, titres honorifiques, repas et réceptions, allocutions, tenue vestimentaire, disposition de drapeaux, conférences de presse, photos officielles, etc.
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- 2009
37. « Ville fleurie », « station touristique »… bien plus que des panneaux à l’entrée des communes
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FAYE, Benoît and PRAT, Stephanie
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Labels ,Tourisme ,Verdissement ,Attractivit ,Villes ,Territoires - Published
- 2022
38. Nantes Capitale : les trophées et labels d’une ville modèle
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Epstein, Renaud
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distinctions ,gouvernement ,politiques territoriales ,reconnaissance ,storytelling territorial ,labels - Abstract
Depuis une quinzaine d’années, Nantes accumule les prix, trophées et labels territoriaux décernés aux villes dont les politiques sont jugées exemplaires. L’essor de ces distinctions dans la boîte à outils de l’Union Européenne et de l’État invite à s’interroger sur l’évolution des relations entre niveaux de gouvernement dans la conception des politiques territoriales, ainsi que sur les ressources qui ont permis à Nantes de devenir une ville modèle, reconnue comme telle à l’échelon national et européen.
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- 2022
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39. La reconnaissance sans certification officielle
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Meyzie, Philippe
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alimentation ,qualité ,terroir ,économie ,food ,reputation ,labels ,origine ,economy ,réputation ,quality ,histoire ,origin ,France ,history - Abstract
A partir des premiers résultats d’une recherche en cours et d'exemples variés (jambon de Bayonne, roquefort, pain d'épices de Reims, etc.), cet article présente une réflexion sur la manière dont les aliments sont distingués en fonction d’une référence à un lieu. Il s’agit de montrer, à travers l'analyse des dénominations employées et des territoires identifiés, qu'il existe des croyances partagées autour de la qualité supposée de ces produits sans aucune définition légale ou juridique ni des caractéristiques du produit ni des zones de production. La reconnaissance souple de ces denrées par leur origine, sans certification officielle, facilite néanmoins leur circulation marchande. Based on the initial results of ongoing research and various examples (Bayonne ham, Roquefort cheese, gingerbread from Reims, etc.), this article presents a reflection on the way in which foods are distinguished according to a reference to a place. Through analysis of the names used and the territories identified, the aim is to show that there are shared beliefs about the supposed quality of these products without any legal or juridical definition of either the characteristics of the product or the areas of production. Without official certification, the flexible recognition of these foodstuffs by their origin nevertheless facilitates their trade.
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- 2021
40. Diasystematic Information in the 'Big Five': A Comparison of Print Dictionaries, CD-ROMS/DVD-ROMS and Online Dictionaries
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Marjeta Vrbinc and Alenka Vrbinc
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diasystematic information ,taxonomies of diasystematic information ,labels ,monolingual learner's dictionaries ,print dictionaries ,dictionaries on cd-roms/dvd-roms ,online dictionaries ,restrictions and limitations concerning use ,lists of labels in front matter ,actual use of labels ,Philology. Linguistics ,P1-1091 ,Languages and literature of Eastern Asia, Africa, Oceania ,PL1-8844 ,Germanic languages. Scandinavian languages ,PD1-7159 - Abstract
The information provided by labels is called diasystematic information, which gives restrictions and limitations concerning the use of a lexical item. The focus of the study, the findings of which are presented in this contribution, is five British monolingual learner's dictionaries (OALD9, LDOCE6, COBUILD7, CALD4, MED2), which are often referred to as the "Big Five". The aims of the study are to compare the print edition and the electronic versions (CD-ROM/DVD-ROM and online dictionaries) of the same dictionary to see whether the lists of labels used in one particular dictionary coincide across versions of one and the same dictionary. Parallels are then drawn between dictionaries to determine similarities and differences in the use of labels providing different types of diasystematic information. Some of the most important findings of the study are that lists of labels differ in all three versions of one and the same dictionary and that some labels enumerated in the lists either are not used in the A–Z section at all or are used in a different form. Apart from that, some labels used in the dictionaries are so close in interpretation that the intended user will probably experience difficulty in distinguishing between them.
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- 2015
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41. Paratexte et mentions éditoriales: brouillages et hapax au cœur de la « Renaissance québécoise ».
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LANDRY, PIERRE-LUC and VOYER, MARIE-HÉLÈNE
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PARATEXT ,PUBLISHING ,FRENCH-Canadian literature ,LABELS - Abstract
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- 2016
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42. LA GOUVERNANCE TERRITORIALE : UNE AFFAIRE D'ÉTAT.
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EPSTEIN, Renaud
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- 2015
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43. La transition vers le SIMDUT 2015 - Étiquettes et fiches de données de sécurité.
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Shematek, Gene
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HAZARDOUS substances ,LABELS ,SAFETY ,REFERENCE sources - Published
- 2015
44. Autour de l’historicisme : points de vue, étiquettes et temporalités
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Devoto, Fernando J.
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history of ideas ,négativité ,election campaigns ,élection présidentielle ,étiquettes ,negative campaigning ,communication publique ,historicism ,historicisme ,labels ,emic-etic ,campagne négative ,historiography ,election campaign ,presidential election ,histoire des idées ,historiographie ,political communication ,campagne électorale ,presidential elections - Abstract
L’article propose un dialogue avec les réflexions de Wolf Feurhahn sur le chercheur et le discours de ses objets, autour des temporalités, des points de vue, des étiquettes et des instruments conceptuels. Mais c’est la question de l’historicisme qui est au cœur de ce texte et de l’une des nombreuses manières possibles de l’appréhender : celle des effets de la temporalité sur la façon dont les historiens pensent leurs objets. Une double historicisation du chercheur et des objets émerge donc qui, au-delà du débat sur le problème du « relativisme », pose la question de l’accumulation des significations qui s’interposent entre l’observateur et ses objets d’étude. Ces regards successifs, à l’extrémité desquels se trouve le chercheur et à l’autre l’acteur, peuvent-ils être utilement étudiés dans leurs oscillations sur la base des étiquettes qui recouvrent et rendent intelligibles les objets ? D’autres questions s’ouvrent ici sur la base des possibilités presque illimités du langage : celles de ses usages et de sa traductibilité. The article proposes a dialogue with Wolf Feurhahn’s reflections on the researcher and the discourse of its objects. Dialogue around temporalities, points of view, labels and conceptual instruments. However, it is the question of historicism that is at the heart of this text and of one of the many possible ways of understanding it: that of the effects of temporality on the way historians think about their objects. A double historicization thus emerges, of the researcher and the objects, which, beyond the debate on the problem of “relativism”, raises the question of the accumulation of meanings that intermediate between the observer and his or her objects of study. Can these successive views, at one end of which is the researcher and at the other the actor, be usefully studied in their oscillations on the basis of the labels that cover and make the objects intelligible? Other questions open up here on the basis of the almost unlimited possibilities of language: that of its uses and its translatability.
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- 2021
45. Étiquetage adapté pour une fabrication hi-fi de qualité.
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LABELS ,COMPUTER printers - Abstract
The article focuses on how Triangle, a high-end speaker manufacturer, has optimized its labeling processes using TSC printers and NeoTrace's solutions to reduce waste and improve efficiency by printing only the necessary labels for each product finish.
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- 2024
46. Visibilité: Label, vous avez dit label ?
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CERTIFICATION ,ORGANIC certification ,ORGANIC products ,LABELS ,CONSUMER behavior - Abstract
The article informs that faced with the proliferation of certifications and labels, the French feel a little lost, until, for some, begin to doubt the transparency of the products. It mentions one in two French people consider themselves sufficiently informed about what it guarantees and in particular about the regulation of organic farming and controls of the products resulting from it, this lack of information could impact organic sales.
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- 2022
47. Casino: Livraisons tous azimuts.
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BUSINESS partnerships ,LABELS ,PACKAGING - Abstract
The article reports that Amazon and Monoprix consolidate their partnership. Topics include considered that the Monoprix store is now accessible directly on Amazon.fr. as the collaboration, initiated in 2018, paved the way with the launch of the Monoprix store on Amazon Prime Now with a selection of 7,000 references, including 1,600 private label products.
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- 2022
48. Numérique et confiance
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Isaac, Henri, Administrateur, Paris Dauphine-PSL, Dauphine Recherches en Management (DRM), Université Paris Dauphine-PSL, and Université Paris sciences et lettres (PSL)-Université Paris sciences et lettres (PSL)-Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (CNRS)
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blockchain ,tiers de confiance ,certificat ,fraude ,JEL: O - Economic Development, Innovation, Technological Change, and Growth/O.O3 - Innovation • Research and Development • Technological Change • Intellectual Property Rights/O.O3.O33 - Technological Change: Choices and Consequences • Diffusion Processes ,pair-à-pair ,[SHS.GESTION]Humanities and Social Sciences/Business administration ,JEL: L - Industrial Organization/L.L8 - Industry Studies: Services/L.L8.L86 - Information and Internet Services • Computer Software ,[SHS.GESTION] Humanities and Social Sciences/Business administration ,JEL: D - Microeconomics/D.D8 - Information, Knowledge, and Uncertainty/D.D8.D82 - Asymmetric and Private Information • Mechanism Design ,labels - Abstract
The digital universe has developed so rapidly that the issue of trust may seem secondary. However, as uses diversify, behaviors are eroding trust in this space (fraud, identity theft, cyberstalking). In addition, the massive collection of personal data by digital services raises questions. Moreover, cybercrime and state surveillance of communications also hamper online trust. Therefore, such a space questions the mechanisms that produce and maintain trust. If these trust mechanisms initially imitated traditional mechanisms, the digital universe has gradually produced its own mechanisms for generating and managing trust, based on the nature of its own characteristics, the network organization and data processing. From then on, the architecture of the trusted third party, whatever its modality, is itself questioned and leads to the idea that a network architecture, by design, by itself, can generate trust in exchanges., L’univers numérique s’est développé si rapidement que la question de la confiance peut paraître secondaire. Cependant, à mesure que les usages se diversifient, des comportements viennent amoindrir la confiance en cet espace (fraude, usurpation d’identité, cyberharcèlement). En outre la collecte massive de données personnelles opérée par les services numériques interpelle. Par ailleurs, la cybercriminalité, la surveillance étatique des communications entravent également la confiance en ligne. Dès lors, un tel espace interroge les mécanismes qui produisent et entretiennent la confiance. Si ces mécanismes de confiance ont dans un premier temps imité les mécanismes classiques, l’univers numérique a progressivement produit des mécanismes de génération et de gestion de la confiance propres, en s’appuyant sur la nature de ce qui le caractérise, l’organisation réticulaire et le traitement des données. Dès lors, l’architecture du tiers de confiance, quelle qu’en soit sa modalité, pose elle-même question et débouche sur l’idée qu’une architecture de réseau, par conception, par elle-même, peut générer la confiance dans les échanges
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- 2021
49. Sans opposition.
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MARKETING ,STALLING (Aerodynamics) ,INFLATION forecasting ,LABELS ,CONSUMERS - Abstract
The article presents the discussion on double-digit growth having the organic market being seriously stalling. Topics include prices of organic products rather better resisted inflation still more expensive than conventional products; and proliferation of the labels blurring the message and contributing to consumer confusion.
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- 2023
50. L'effectivite des labels lies au handicap pour le développement du tourisme
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Ngo, Mai-Anh, Groupe de Recherche en Droit, Economie et Gestion (GREDEG), Université Nice Sophia Antipolis (... - 2019) (UNS), COMUE Université Côte d'Azur (2015-2019) (COMUE UCA)-COMUE Université Côte d'Azur (2015-2019) (COMUE UCA)-Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (CNRS)-Université Côte d'Azur (UCA), Marielle Salvador, Jacques Spindler, and SRM
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[SHS.DROIT]Humanities and Social Sciences/Law ,ComputingMilieux_MISCELLANEOUS ,handicap ,tourisme ,labels - Abstract
National audience
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- 2020
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