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1	Le droit international face aux défis énergétiques contemporains / Addressing energy challenges through international law Migazzi, Caroline 06 April 2017 (has links) Les défis énergétiques contemporains sont multidimensionnels, car ils sont à la fois économiques, sociaux et environnementaux. Ils sont également mondiaux, connexes et transversaux. Ils sont néanmoins saisis dans leur globalité par le droit international, même si celui-ci manifeste des insuffisances dans son approche. Celles-ci tiennent à l’appréhension imparfaite, d’une part, de la dimension stratégique des enjeux, intimement liés au principe de souveraineté, et, d’autre part, des risques environnementaux et humains. Pour autant, ces insuffisances n’enlèvent en rien la capacité du droit international à s’adapter à ces défis. Son adaptation est amorcée avec la prise en compte de leur caractère transversal et de la solidarité qui en découle. Elle est également consolidée par l’émergence d’une finalité nouvelle et inclusive, l’accès universel à l’énergie durable, et par la recherche d’une démocratie énergétique. Le droit international porte donc en lui tous les outils propres à lui permettre, non seulement d’accompagner la transition énergétique, mais aussi de la dynamiser. / Current energy challenges are multidimentional in nature as they blend together the economic, social, and environmental fields. They are also global, interconnected and transversal. Energy challenges are apprehended globally by international law, despite some shortcomings. Those shortcomings stem from the strategic nature of energy challenges and their simultaneous dependance on sovereignty. They also come to light in the context of environmental risks and risks of harm to humans. Yet, those shortcomings do not deprive international law of its capacity to adapt to energy challenges. It shows adaptation by taking into account their transversal character and the correlated necessity for solidarity. The inclusive and new finality of pursuing universal access to sustainable energy and the efforts shown toward energy democracy yet reinforce this adaptability. Thus, international law exibits all the tools necessary to help, and also be an engine for the energy transition. Droit international Défis énergétiques Adaptation Souveraineté Risque Responsabilité Solidarité Energie durable Accès universel Démocratie énergétique International Law Energy challenges Adaptation Sovereignty Risk Responsibility/Liability Solidarity Responsibility/Liability Universal Access Energy Democracy 340
2	Cleantech SMEs’ Expectations and Perceptions of an Established Community-based Intermediary Moving into their Sector Dahiya, Sushil 07 March 2013 (has links) Innovation intermediaries provide a range of services to assist firms during the process of innovation. How SMEs perceive innovation intermediaries is an area of investigation that would provide important information on how innovation intermediaries’ assist small and medium enterprises (SMEs). This study focuses on the cleantech industry and explores SMEs’ expectations and perceptions of an established community-based intermediary (CBI) moving into their sector. A qualitative research methodology was adopted to collect data from 15 sample SMEs. In regards to SMEs, the findings show that cleantech companies face financing, partnerships, marketing, sales, regulatory and bureaucratic challenges. In regards to innovation intermediaries, the findings showcase how CBI, a regional intermediary, is not effective in supporting cleantech SMEs with their sector specific needs or challenges. commercialization challenges innovation challenges innovation intermediaries innovation intermediary innovative SMEs Canadian SMEs clean energy clean energy challenges cleantech cleantech challenges cleantech companies cleantech industry cleantech intermediaries cleantech sector cleantech intermediary Cleantech SME Cleantech SMEs commercialization economic development organization innovation intermediaries intermediary intermediary challenges intermediaries' challenges non-profit nonprofit regional intermediaries regional intermediary SME SMEs SME challenges SMEs' challenges clean technology clean technology industry clean technology sector clean technology challenges clean energy industry clean energy sector
3	Cleantech SMEs’ Expectations and Perceptions of an Established Community-based Intermediary Moving into their Sector Dahiya, Sushil 07 March 2013 (has links) Innovation intermediaries provide a range of services to assist firms during the process of innovation. How SMEs perceive innovation intermediaries is an area of investigation that would provide important information on how innovation intermediaries’ assist small and medium enterprises (SMEs). This study focuses on the cleantech industry and explores SMEs’ expectations and perceptions of an established community-based intermediary (CBI) moving into their sector. A qualitative research methodology was adopted to collect data from 15 sample SMEs. In regards to SMEs, the findings show that cleantech companies face financing, partnerships, marketing, sales, regulatory and bureaucratic challenges. In regards to innovation intermediaries, the findings showcase how CBI, a regional intermediary, is not effective in supporting cleantech SMEs with their sector specific needs or challenges. commercialization challenges innovation challenges innovation intermediaries innovation intermediary innovative SMEs Canadian SMEs clean energy clean energy challenges cleantech cleantech challenges cleantech companies cleantech industry cleantech intermediaries cleantech sector cleantech intermediary Cleantech SME Cleantech SMEs commercialization economic development organization innovation intermediaries intermediary intermediary challenges intermediaries' challenges non-profit nonprofit regional intermediaries regional intermediary SME SMEs SME challenges SMEs' challenges clean technology clean technology industry clean technology sector clean technology challenges clean energy industry clean energy sector
4	Cleantech SMEs’ Expectations and Perceptions of an Established Community-based Intermediary Moving into their Sector Dahiya, Sushil January 2013 (has links) Innovation intermediaries provide a range of services to assist firms during the process of innovation. How SMEs perceive innovation intermediaries is an area of investigation that would provide important information on how innovation intermediaries’ assist small and medium enterprises (SMEs). This study focuses on the cleantech industry and explores SMEs’ expectations and perceptions of an established community-based intermediary (CBI) moving into their sector. A qualitative research methodology was adopted to collect data from 15 sample SMEs. In regards to SMEs, the findings show that cleantech companies face financing, partnerships, marketing, sales, regulatory and bureaucratic challenges. In regards to innovation intermediaries, the findings showcase how CBI, a regional intermediary, is not effective in supporting cleantech SMEs with their sector specific needs or challenges. commercialization challenges innovation challenges innovation intermediaries innovation intermediary innovative SMEs Canadian SMEs clean energy clean energy challenges cleantech cleantech challenges cleantech companies cleantech industry cleantech intermediaries cleantech sector cleantech intermediary Cleantech SME Cleantech SMEs commercialization economic development organization innovation intermediaries intermediary intermediary challenges intermediaries' challenges non-profit nonprofit regional intermediaries regional intermediary SME SMEs SME challenges SMEs' challenges clean technology clean technology industry clean technology sector clean technology challenges clean energy industry clean energy sector

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