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1) Presentation of the product The Nissan LEAF which means “Leading, Environmentally Friendly, Affordable, Family Car”, is a new electric car produced by Nissan. The particularity of this car is that it is no hybrid, but 100% electric, and so, there are no CO2 emissions with this car model. One of the big advantages of this electric car is that you can charge the battery directly from your home. So you only pay the price of electricity, which is very low regarding the fuel price. The

Corporate Social Responsibility a real need or just a tool to polish companies’images and a way to keep restless managers busy until retirement ? What do you think ? In a 400 words report show on one hand how CSR is a need and a real improvement and on the other hand demonstrate that it could easily be seen as lipservice. “Corporate social responsibility is a concept whereby organizations consider the interests of society by taking responsibility for the impact of their activities on customers

Is the Democratic deficit a political or institutional problem ? When the EU was created, there was very little concern given to the democratic deficit, since the principal concern was to build peace within Western Europe. The integration process was very consensual without citizens intervening. But the latter realised it was going much further than they thought during the ratification crisis of the Treaty of Maastricht (1992-1993). They became aware of the gap between supranational competence

operate, is critically important. We don’t have clear standards that apply to it, and we need to begin to think about what those standards might look like. Keywords: assassination, Elshtain, jus in bello, just war, peace, war on terror In 2002 Jean Bethke Elshtain wrote a book (published in early 2003) that was exactly right for its moment, the immediate aftermath of 9/11 and the Afghan war, and that continues today to provide intellectual and political guidance of a critically important kind

been a low-key affair. Three years ago the plan was to honor the occasion with the opening of a new $55 million study center in a nearby building. But lacking money the museum sold the property. So instead of a glitzy inauguration, anniversary festivities this month are built around music, dance, lectures and exhibitions. 3. Yet for all that, the mood inside the museum's sprawling neoclassical home in Bloomsbury is not glum, most probably thanks to Neil MacGregor, who last year took over as the museum's

February 2011 British Muslims must subscribe to mainstream values of freedom and equality, David Cameron declared that the doctrine of multiculturalism has “failed” and will be abandoned. Entering the debate on national identity and religious tolerance, the Prime Minister declared an end to “passive tolerance” of divided communities, and says that members of all faiths must integrate into wider society and accept core values. To be British is to believe in freedom of speech and religion, democracy

Blade Runner and The Island come to mind. Although time travel still belongs to the fiction shelf, cloning has moved decidedly to the science section, and the real question is no longer if or even when human cloning might happen, but rather how it will take place and with what consequences. Human cloning is an issue loaded with such strong emotional, religious and ethical charges that its detractors and advocates alike are adamant that their views need to prevail. The question however

they are unhappy and exist just to entertain visitors and to generate profit. While this was true, no one- included me -would deny that at the beginning zoo was a place of entertainment, but now zoo is a place of education. It enables us to see wild animals that we would never otherwise get to see, it teaches us about the threats towards species, it pushes us to respect and protect animals because all our actions can affect them. _For example, visitors are encouraged to check the ‘green’ credentials

In contract law, the Offer and acceptance analysis is a traditional approach used to determine whether an agreement exists between two parties. The Butler Machine Tool Co Ltd v Ex-Cell-O Corporation Ltd ([1979] 1 WLR 401 case in contract law is an example of the “battle of forms” which is a situation that arises when two parties, the “offeror” and the “offeree” exchange inconsistent standard forms during contract negotiations and reach an agreement without deciding whose standard

People think on the TV advertising for a new product. No one thinks of a humanitarian cause. When someone says “Nonprofit organization”, people think on humanitarian causes, hunger poverty, war, kids, cancer. No one thinks of marketing. The idea of a humanitarian marketing is hard to conceive, even to the point of sounding contradictory. Even some might argue that taking part in competition in non-profit sector might seem unethical due to the humanitarian sector. But as Julien told you, with