Observer les conflits d'usage: que nous apprend le contentieux judiciaire et administratif sur le développement des régions ?

Thierry Kirat and Philippe Jeanneaux

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Abstract: Territorial development can be considered as a muldimensional process in which individual and collective preferences for land-use and allocation of local resources are confronting. The paper scrutinizes what can be learned from litigation before civil and administrative courts in the field of development related land-use conflicts. The focus is put on two French administrative territories : Isère and Puy de Dôme. Some broader key elements concerning other departments are provided. Section 1 explicits the methodology and empirical legal materials used. Section 2 draws some theoretical conclusions from the empirical analysis of administrative litigation.

Keywords: droit; contentieux; espaces; environnement; industrie; conflits; aménagements (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2004-03-10
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Published in Symposium international "Territoires et enjeu du développement régional"Lyon 9, 10 et 11 mars 2005, Mar 2004

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