Famille et droit public Recherches sur la construction d'un objet juridique
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Millard, EricKeywords
Libertés publiquesDroit public
Représentation d'intérêts
Standard
Doctrine juridique
Participation
Fiscalité
Science administrative
Interprétation
Association
Etat
Ordre juridique
Vie privée
Politiques sociales
Démographie
Prestations familiales
Droit constitutionnel
Politiques publiques
[SHS:SCSO:DROI] Humanities and Social Sciences/Social sciences/Law
Politiques familiales
Contrôle social
Phénoménologie
Corporatisme
Vote
Actes juridiques
Fonctions
Objet juridique
Droit administratif
Nation
Convention européenne des droits de l'homme
Droit social
Droits fondamentaux
Relevance
Normalité
Analyse institutionnelle
Suffrage
Famille
Conseil économique et social
Personnalité morale
Service public
Pouvoir
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La famille est pour le droit public un objet qui sert de référence à de nombreux concepts directement opératoires, sans pour autant bénéficier immédiatement d'un statut précis et homogène en droit positif ou en doctrine. La place de cet objet est pourtant devenue telle, notamment au travers du droit constitutionnellement protégé de mener une vie familiale normale, ou des multiples interventions publiques vers les familles, que l'on ne peut plus se contenter d'observer la présence de cet objet dans les énoncés juridiques et qu'il faut essayer de rendre compte de l'objet famille lui-même. C'est l'ambition de cette thèse. Cela nécessite de recourir à des méthodes d'analyse permettant de dépasser l'apparente diversité qui entoure en droit public le concept de famille, pour essayer de dévoiler sa cohérence. En s'intéressant, en amont de l'objet construit, au processus de construction juridique de l'objet famille, on peut proposer une grille d'analyse globale. Elle saisit l'Etat et la famille comme des phénomènes sociaux, entre lesquels s'établissent des liens directs de dépendance et d'opposition. Le droit public apparaît comme un instrument permettant la reconstruction de la réalité sociale s'attachant à ces liens, à travers la construction de cet objet juridique famille. On peut dès lors montrer comment, grâce à cette reconstruction, l'Etat protège la seule famille qui, dans ses formes et surtout dans ses fonctions, est utile à sa propre construction et comment, ce faisant, il l'inscrit dans une perspective de contrôle social, par la mise en oeuvre de techniques juridiques assurant sa représentation et son administration.Date
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