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International Conference of Territorial Intelligence, Alba Iulia 2006. Vol.1 International Conference of Territorial Intelligence, Alba Iulia 2006. Vol.1, Papers on region, identity and sustainable development (deliverable 12 of caENTI, project funded under FP6 research program of the European Union), Aeternitas, Alba Iulia, 2007 Jean-Jacques Girardot, M. Pascaru, Ioan Ileana To cite this version: Jean-Jacques Girardot, M. Pascaru, Ioan Ileana. International Conference of Territorial Intelligence, Alba Iulia 2006. Vol.1, Papers on region, identity and sustainable development (deliverable 12 of caENTI, project funded under FP6 research program of the European Union), Aeternitas, Alba Iulia, 2007. 2007, 280 p. halshs-00531457 HAL Id: halshs-00531457 https://halshs.archives-ouvertes.fr/halshs-00531457 Submitted on 26 Jun 2014 HAL is a multi-disciplinary open access L’archive ouverte pluridisciplinaire HAL, est archive for the deposit and dissemination of sci- destinée au dépôt et à la diffusion de documents entific research documents, whether they are pub- scientifiques de niveau recherche, publiés ou non, lished or not. The documents may come from émanant des établissements d’enseignement et de teaching and research institutions in France or recherche français ou étrangers, des laboratoires abroad, or from public or private research centers. publics ou privés. International Conference of Territorial Intelligence of Alba Iulia 2006 (CAENTI) | http://www.territorial-intelligence.eu Jean-Jacques GIRARDOT Mihai PASCARU Ioan ILEANĂ Editors International Conference of Territorial Intelligence ALBA IULIA 2006 Volume 1 Papers on REGION, IDENTITY AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT AETERNITAS PUBLISHING HOUSE ALBA IULIA International Conference of Territorial Intelligence of Alba Iulia 2006 (CAENTI) | http://www.territorial-intelligence.eu SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE OFFICE: Moise Ioan ACHIM, UAB Romania Jean-Claude DAUMAS, UFC France Dolores REDONDO TORONJO, UHU España Jean-Jacques GIRARDOT, UFC France Mihai PASCARU, UAB Romania MEMBERS: François FAVORY, UFC France Serge ORMAUX, UFC France Hervé RICHARD, UFC France Luc GRUSON, UFC France Blanca MIEDES UGARTE, UHU España Manuela DE PAZ BAÑEZ, UHU España Guénaël DEVILLET, ULG Belgique Bernadette MERENNE-SCHOUMAKER, ULG Belgique Serge SCHMITZ, ULG Belgique Csilla FILO, PTE Hungary Zoltan WILHELM, PTE Hungary Ioan ILEANĂ, UAB Romania Natale AMMATURO, UNISA, Italia Pierre CHAMPOLLION, UNISA Italia Yves ALPE, UNISA Italia Kristof OSTIR, ZRCSAZU, Slovenia Ruey-Ming TSAY, THU Taiwan Julia FERNANDEZ QUINTANILLA, ACCEM España Jean-Marie DELVOYE, OPTIMA Belgique Christiane MARECHAL-RULOT, INTEGRA Belgique Jean-Guy HENCKEL, COCAGNE France Descrierea CIP a Bibliotecii Naţionale a României INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE OF TERRITORIAL INTELLIGENCE (2006; Alba-Iulia) International Conference of Territorial Intelligence: Alba-Iulia, 2006: papers on Region, identity and sustainable development / ed.: Jean Jacques Girardot, Mihai Pascaru, Ioan Ileană; pref.: Jean Jacques Girardot. - Alba-Iulia : Aeternitas, 2007 ISBN 978-973-7942-91-3 I. Girardot, Jean-Jacques (ed.; pref.) II. Pascaru, Mihai (ed.) III. Ileană, Ioan (ed.) 332.1(063) International Conference of Territorial Intelligence of Alba Iulia 2006 (CAENTI) | http://www.territorial-intelligence.eu PAPERS ON REGION, IDENTITY AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT SUMMARY International conference of territorial intelligence Alba Iulia 2006. Presentation of the acts ..................... 7 Program .............................................................................................................................................................. 8 Conference abstracts .......................................................................................................................................... 15 Participants list ................................................................................................................................................... 31 Speakers list ........................................................................................................................................................ 35 Introduction ........................................................................................................................................................ 37 Activities and prospects of CAENTI. Jean-Jacques GIRARDOT ....................................................................... 39 Invited conferences ............................................................................................................................................ 49 Is region the most appropriate space to think sustainable development? A framework for research and implementation. Philippe DUMAS ...................................................................................................................... 51 The environmental information system in Romania: an institutional and behavioural approach. Daniela- Luminiţa CONSTANTIN, Constantin MITRUŢ ................................................................................................. 63 A - Regions development, territorial identity and community ....................................................................... 71 A regional analysis on subjective welfare. Romanians' major concerns on developing regions. Călina Ana BUŢIU ................................................................................................................................................................. 73 Geographic identity aspects of the Land of the Moţi. Cristian Nicolae BOŢAN, Oana-Ramona ILOVAN ........ 87 Corsica, island heritage and regional identity: to the territorial intelligence. Marie-Michèle VENTURINI, Julien ANGELINI ................................................................................................................................................ 95 Alba county: towards a balanced development of the territory based on its cultural heritage. Marian AITAI .... 103 B - Employment and territorial delimitation ................................................................................................... 111 Geographical, historical and administrative basis of the regions of Hungary. József TÓTH, Zoltán WILHELM ........................................................................................................................................................... 113 Are local labour markets suitable space units in order to define sustainable territorial development strategies? Blanca MIEDES UGARTE, Celia SANCHEZ LOPEZ, German PEREZ MORALES, Antonio J. MORENO MORENO ............................................................................................................................................................ 123 Regional development, career choice and territorialization of the training supply: Elements of problematisation. Pierre CHAMPOLLION ......................................................................................................... 133 ACCEM experience in the implementation of a territorial management system of social and professional skills since immigrant labour insertion and social integration processes in Spain. Francisco Javier MAHIA CORDERO .......................................................................................................................................................... 137 The choice of the employment area as an intervention territory in the field of the professional insertion. Evelyne BRUNAU ............................................................................................................................................... 145 5 International Conference of Territorial Intelligence of Alba Iulia 2006 (CAENTI) | http://www.territorial-intelligence.eu INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE OF TERRITORIAL INTELLIGENCE ALBA IULIA 2006 C - Local observation ......................................................................................................................................... 149 The observation strategy of the ACCEM. Julia FERNANDEZ QUINTANILLA, Javier MAHIA CORDERO, Braulio CARLES BARRIOPEDRO, Jean-Jacques GIRARDOT, Cyril MASSELOT ........................................ 151 Development of a co-operative information system for the follow-up of the evolution of users’ situation (children, youngs and adults mentally handicapped). Anne PERETZ, Jean-Pierre GIMBERT .......................... 159 Is territorial sensitivities method acceptable in the territorial intelligence approaches? Serge SCHMITZ .......... 165 D - Regional instruments and sustainable development ................................................................................. 169 For an economic regional observatory in Franche-Comté: Between mutualisation and independence. Marie- Hélène DE SEDE-MARCEAU, Alexandre MOINE ........................................................................................... 171 Sustainable development and forestry resources administration in the Apuseni Mountains area. Ioana RÎŞTEIU, Marin BÎRLA ...................................................................................................................................... 183 Trends in social mobility in Romania since the Middle of the Twentieth Century. Economical change as an explicative factor of the social mobility. Liliana IONAŞ ..................................................................................... 189 Businesses as one of the key elements of a regions sustainable development. Natalya MOISEYENKO ............ 201 Territorial intelligence and local development. The restoring of results of the sociological
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