80 research outputs found
Emile Vuillermoz et la naissance de la critique de cinéma en France
No full textHeu Pascal Manuel. Emile Vuillermoz et la naissance de la critique de cinéma en France. In: 1895, revue d'histoire du cinéma, n°24, 1998. pp. 54-75
Faking evidence - Nobody framed that wasn't guilty. Mise au point sur l'attitude d'Émile Vuillermoz sous l'Occupation. Quand un journaliste (cinématographique) traite d'histoire (du cinéma d'abord, de la Seconde Guerre mondiale ensuite)...
No full textHeu Pascal Manuel. Faking evidence - Nobody framed that wasn't guilty. Mise au point sur l'attitude d'Émile Vuillermoz sous l'Occupation. Quand un journaliste (cinématographique) traite d'histoire (du cinéma d'abord, de la Seconde Guerre mondiale ensuite).... In: 1895, revue d'histoire du cinéma, n°29, 1999. pp. 89-104
Cinematon #2226: Pascal Manuel Heu
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Lucien Rebatet, Quatre ans de cinéma (1940-1944)
No full textS’agissant de cet ouvrage rassemblant les critiques d’un auteur mais à l’initiative d’autres que lui (Philippe d’Hugues – qui a déjà édité les textes d’Astruc –, Pascal Manuel Heu qui s’est auparavant consacré à Vuillermoz, ainsi que Philippe Billé et Marc Laudelout), on doit relever d’emblée une ambiguïté, celle de la signature. Lucien Rebatet signait de son nom ses critiques musicales, ses romans ou textes autobiographiques et ses essais, mais il signa la plupart de ses critiques de cinéma ..
HOUBEN, Jean-François, Dictionnaire de l’édition de cinéma, Condé-sur-Noireau (Calvados), Corlet-Télérama, CinémAction, no 100, 2001, 235 p.
No full textUne histoire de l’Écran français
No full textLes communications donneront lieu à la publication d’un numéro hors-série de 1895, revue d’histoire du cinéma.International audienceCette journée a été l’occasion de renouveler la connaissance d’un périodique à la fois connu et méconnu de la presse cinématographique française de l’après Deuxième Guerre mondiale afin d’enrichir l’histoire de la critique française, de la cinéphilie et des débats « de fonds » qui ont pu la nourrir dont certains eurent et ont encore des prolongements au-delà de l’existence même de l’Écran français. Interventions de François Albera, Joël Daire, Claire Daniélou, Jean Gili, Roxane Hamery, Pascal Manuel Heu, Pascal Laborderie, Morgan Lefeuvre, Laurent Le Forestier, Fabien Le Tinnier, Paola Palma, Nataliya Puchenkina, Geneviève Sellier, Vivien Soldé, Léo Souillés-Debats, Guillaume Vernet et Valérie Vignaux
THE EMERGING OF A MULTILATERAL FORUM FOR DEBT RESTRUCTURING: THE PARIS CLUB
No full textThis paper describes the evolution of intergovernmental relationships on debt rescheduling. It starts describing some experiences that aroused in the 18th Century and which negotiations were carried out, in many occasions, with the help of gunboat diplomacy. The settlement of liabilities that were created at the aftermath of the two 20th Century World Wars, which were – at least for some countries –- not exactly debt but war reparations, gave some insights in how to deal with these problems allowing the debtor country to find its own path to get out of the debt overhang. The settlement of these foreign liabilities may give some guidelines for dealing with debt restructuring in more general cases The creation of the Paris Club – which is a very civilized way to settle debt defaults compared to gunboat diplomacy – is analyzed and described here: first its emergency as an ad hoc transitory institution and later its evolution toward its definitive establishment in the international financial system landscape. It is also suggested that for a combination of events, which included the launch in Evian of the G-8’s so-called Evian Approach for the Paris Club, as well as the lack of support of some major industrialized countries to the implementation of a Sovereign Debt Restructuring Mechanism (SDRM), the Paris Club has become the only feasible international intergovernmental debt restructuring mechanism in spite of numerous shortcomings embodied in it. On this basis, some improvements of the actual mechanism are proposed, without precluding the possibility of the implementation of a more equilibrated SDRM in the future.
AN OVERVIEW OF MAJOR SOURCES OF DATA AND ANALYSES RELATING TO PHYSICAL FUNDAMENTALS IN INTERNATIONAL COMMODITY MARKETS
No full textThe debate on whether price movements in commodity markets are determined by changes in physical supply and demand fundamentals or by the speculative effects of financial investors seems to find some element of agreement on one particular point: the need for increased transparency and improved information on futures markets and physical commodity markets. This discussion paper provides an assessment of the current situation with regard to availability of information on physical commodity markets, pointing to some of the existing information gaps and areas for improvement. The paper presents a comprehensive account of the different information sources for physical commodity markets (including their websites), and could therefore be considered a practical information tool in itself, of use to different stakeholders interested in knowing about developments in these markets.
SHARE OF LABOUR COMPENSATION AND AGGREGATE DEMAND – DISCUSSIONS TOWARDS A GROWTH STRATEGY
No full textEconomic growth strategies of developing countries have focused in the last decades on expanding their exports. In that scheme, wage compression seems necessary in order to compensate the observed slow productivity pace achieving, therefore, “competitiveness”. The core of this discussion is, undoubtedly, how the national product is appropriated through wages and surplus, i.e. the factorial income distribution. From that viewpoint, this paper discusses the long-term impoverishment of Argentinean workers through two key aspects of the economic process: on one hand, the way in which labour force is allocated, by analysing the relationship between real wage and productivity. On the other, how income is used in the acquisition of consumer goods and capital formation. In order to fully comprehend those trends, this paper recourses to an international comparison with two types of countries: the developed ones (United States of America, France and Japan) and the largest Latin American economies (Brazil and Mexico). As these processes take place in the long run, this paper’s analysis period will start from the 1950s.
CENTRAL BANKING, FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS AND CREDIT CREATION IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
No full textThis paper examines how developing countries can embark on a sustained path of strong investment, capital accumulation and economic growth without capital imports. It is argued that the key lies in the Keynesian-Schumpeterian credit-investment nexus: Given certain preconditions, the central bank can allow a credit expansion which finances new investment and creates the savings necessary to balance the national accounts. It is further argued and confirmed in empirical data that one of the biggest impediments to such a process is formal or informal dollarization which limits the policy scope of the central bank. Moreover, a stable banking system with a broad outreach as well as a low degree of pass-through between the exchange rate and domestic prices seem to be a necessary condition for this process to work
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