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between equal groups. But we know that it is very difficult to find companies with really the same level. So in practice, it seems considering the real power of the two groups, the managerial scheme after the merger, and the Top Managers’ profile of the new group, that Suez has more impact than Gaz de France in this merger. Nevertheless, in order to give power to this new merger and ensure the international scene that it is a relevant merger, the new group really worked on communication post-merger in order

Actuellement, la société est présente dans environ 100 pays. Son chiffre d’affaires pour l’année 2011 était de 20,9 milliards d’euros. La société comptait à la fin septembre 2011 : 92 700 salariés. La société dispose de plusieurs filiales : * Alstom Power : Cette filiale est spécialisée dans la construction d’infrastructure de production d’électricité. * Alstom Transport : Cette filiale est spécialisée dans la construction ferroviaire * Alstom Grid : Cette filiale est spécialisée dans les solutions

1. Analysis of Hofstede’s cultural dimensions between Japan and France | JAPAN | FRANCE | Individualism | 46 | 71 | Power distance Index | 54 | 68 | Uncertainty avoidance index | 92 | 86 | Masculinity | 95 | 43 | Long term orientation | 80 | 39 | Figure 1: Geert Hofstede’s five dimensions of Japan Figure 1: Geert Hofstede’s five dimensions of Japan Figure 2: Geert Hofstede’s five dimensions of france Figure 2: Geert Hofstede’s five dimensions of france Individualism

on identity, class, and power. With these ideas in mind, what is the meaning or the significance of this quote by Malcolm Forbes: “ The purpose of education is to replace an empty mind with an open one? I understand Malcolm Forbes’ quote to be a representation of the ways in which education can be expanded and altered to better assimilate cultural identity. Historically, education has been plagued with countless examples of classism, discrimination, and abuse of power. Instead of education representing

public affairs - Politics as compromise and consensus - Politics as power and the distribution of resources Politics as the art of government Politics is derived from polis meaning city state. Ancient Greek city states were ordered as independent and each possessed its own system of government. Politics amounts to what concerns the state: institutions and people. – Authority as legitimate power. – Authoritative decisions that establish a plan of action. Politics is what takes

Définitions : Hard power : C’est la capacité d'un corps politique à imposer sa volonté à d'autres corps politiques à l'aide de moyens militaires et économiques. Smart power: Il est défini par le Center for Strategic and International Studies comme « une approche qui souligne la nécessité d'une armée forte, mais aussi d'alliances, de partenariats et d'institutions à tous les niveaux pour étendre l'influence américaine et établir la légitimité du pouvoir américain. » Soft power: Le soft power se définit par

PUBLIC ENEMY – FIGHT THE POWER I) The Band Public enemy is an american band . This rap group was created in 1982 in Long island , in New-York . The band is composed of 4 members : Chuck D : The leader of the band , a singer Flavor Flav : The second singer Professor Griff : held the position of Minister of Information Terminator X : the D.J. Public enemy was one of the first rap group . They are known for radical political positions criticizing the media and for some sentiments very committed

technologies although the degree of their influence may vary. When cogeneration is concerned, the decisive importance lies on the parity between prices of electricity and driving fuel and reliability of concurrent utilization of generated heat and power. In this paper, a realistic case of real industrial cogeneration plant operations is analyzed in details and it is pointed out to the necessity of optimizing operations of the plant as a whole. Key Words: cogeneration, gas turbine, drying kiln 1. Introduction

workers? There are different interpretations of the differentiation between the two groups. Nevertheless, a good notion to help in that way is the conception of power that managers have over workers. Here are two examples to illustrate my words. On the one hand, according to Braverman (1974), in Taylorism theory, managers have a monopoly of power over workers, as there is a transfer of knowledge from craftsmen to the management due to the separation between conception and execution. As for Grey (1999)

increased pressure for a re-evaluation of the current power system in the international economic organizations. Emerging countries fights for more control in them that they often blame for being unfair and responsible of theirs luggish development. On another hand developed countries are benefiting widely from the organizational regime that has been agree more than sixty years ago and that hasn’t adapt to shifts in economical and political power. We assist of what could be called a battle for global