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communication. Culture is a simple and complex subject. It is a group of people sharing the same identity about something. They share experiences, they build a common history, and they establish rules and way to think. Culture makes people socialized. The concept is also complex because several cultures can mix together in a same person. For instance, I work in a company with a specific culture. But at the same time, I am citizen in a country with a different one and my family gets another one too.

Today's debate p 19 Conclusion p 20 Sources p 21 The Unites States are often considered as a country of personal freedom and equality, but lots of minorities are discriminated and among them are the homosexuals who don't always benefit from the same civil rights than heterosexuals, and they also suffer discriminations. The homosexual condition is often said to be born in the 1960s, but it existed in fact long before as we can see in literature for example. We will ask ourselves how did the homosexual

local or national frameworks. 1 See Roland Marchal, Tchad/Darfour : vers un système de conflits; Politique africaine No. 102, June 2006. See also Politique africaine n° 88, December 2002 on La régionalisation de la guerre ; with a paper of the same author: Liberia, Sierra Leone et Guinée : une guerre sans frontières”. 2 2-2 Actors making up conflict systems  Observing conflicts in Africa shows that a certain “ubiquity” of actors is often linked to crossborder and even trans-national socio-cultural

is, most people will have a different answer. For some, you are successful when you are loved by many as for others; you reach success if you reach your goals. But also, if we link this problem to our last class sections on theater, is success the same in everyday life as onstage? We may also wonder what success really is. In a first part, we will seek success’ meaning and in a second part we will compare success onstage and in the daily life. If we take the dictionary’s definition, success is

more volatile interest rates, there was a great amount of profit potential with bonds. Also, in the 1970s the Macaulay duration measure was re-discovered. Stock investors have different levels of risk/return requirements; bond investors will do the same thing. A young, aggressive bond investor may choose a high-risk bond and is willing to risk his principal investment. A retiree may not be willing to take a risky bond investment and may, instead invest in conservative bonds. We assume in this report

with The Duchess Malfi, two main aspects are recurrent in terms of its structure. Firstly, the idea of five phases is clearly seen in The Duchess of Malfi not only through the number of its acts but also through the recurrent use of five scenes in the same act. This is evident in acts two, three and five which are divided into five scenes. The idea of five scenes would have come from the view of the structure of a tragedy. This recurrent structure is very significant since from the first time, it shows

remorqués ou semi-remorqués de plus de 1,5 tonne de PTAC. Source : décision machinisme du 17/12/2009 Parts de marché des tractoristes par marque en 2009 France John Deere New Holland Claas Massey Ferguson Case IH Fendt Deutz Fahr Valtra Mc Cormick Same Landini Kubota Lamborghini Autres total 2009 2008 19,7% 19,7% 14,7% 18,3% 14,6% 12,7% 10,3% 10,4% 9,2% 9,1% 7,9% 8,1% 6,8% 6,2% 5,7% 5,3% 2,2% 2,2% 3,5% 2,6% 1,1% 1,3% 2,3% 1,3% 0,8% 0,7% 1,2% 2,1% 100,0% 100,0% évol 09/08 = -3,6% 1,9% -0,1% 0,1% -0

farce, a frantic masquarade that can't be stopped. 4- As opposed to the crowd of attendants, Harriet and David are described as "observers": they are standing motionless whereas the rest of the people are constantly on the move. They are not on the same wavelength. They seem to be "odd" elements in a crowd of similar individuals. 5- On the one hand, the crowd of attendants is depicted as a frantic group of people constanlty moving and on the other hand, Harriet and David (are) standing static around

They are very different. Of the three, the book market is probably the one more different. First of all: apart from the physical media, the experience for the customer is essentially the same whether the movie is read from a DVD or from a file. The same goes for music. As far as books are concerned it is not the same experience to read a book and to read an ebook on a screen. This makes the ebook market a lot harder to evaluate. The fact is that people have started to download illegally books. Even

be the first in class in every activity. The second myth is that managers don’t understand and support benchmarking. I don’t agree with this because I think managers need necessarily benchmarking. Even if management and benchmarking aren’t in the same domain, management is internal and benchmarking is about studying external environment, both of them are dependents. I really think managers need benchmarking in order to enhance they own management. Indeed, if they took from their competitors the