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Rapport de Projet de fin d’études Thème : Dimensionnement de la norme 802.16 e Réalisé par : Maryelle DOUMBIA Encadrant (s) : M. Sami TABBANE M. Anis ALLOUCHE M.Riadh FRIKHA Travail réalisé en collaboration avec Network Expertise Tunisia Année Universitaire : 2006-2007 i A mes chers parents, A mes frères et sœurs, Je vous dédie mon travail ii Remerciements Je tiens tout d’abord à remercier mon Seigneur Dieu, le Tout-puissant, Lui qui a veillé sur moi et qui a été

RELATIONSHIP : A COMPARISON BETWEEN TRADITIONAL AND MODERN RETAIL IN TUNISIA ABSTRACT Replicating and deepening the works of Eroglu, Machleit and Barr (2005), Machleit, Eroglu and Mantel (2000) and Machleit, Kellaris and Eroglu (1994), our research is interested in the empirical analysis of the influence of the perceived crowding on consumer satisfaction during a shopping experience in two types of commercial environment, in Tunisia. Giving the specifi cultural context, our work aims to confirm the

many of you use exclusively always. Here are the differences between the two terms: ALWAYS We use always to say that something happens all the time (or very often) • I always go swimming on Monday evening • I have always wanted to visit Tunisia We use always to say that something exists forever • I’ll always remember the first time I met him STILL Still means “continuing later than expected.” It expresses that something started in the past and is the same at the moment of speaking

converts) in the French identity. End summary. THE POTENTIAL OF ISLAMIC EXTREMISM ---------------------------------- ¶2. (C) In the Muslim community of some six million, 70 percent are estimated to be of North African (Algeria, Morocco, and Tunisia) origin. Other sizable groups include Turks and Pakistanis. Within this overall population, the RG estimates (according to recent press reports) that roughly 9,000 could be considered extremist, or, just over one-tenth of one percent. The

RELATIONSHIP : A COMPARISON BETWEEN TRADITIONAL AND MODERN RETAIL IN TUNISIA ABSTRACT Replicating and deepening the works of Eroglu, Machleit and Barr (2005), Machleit, Eroglu and Mantel (2000) and Machleit, Kellaris and Eroglu (1994), our research is interested in the empirical analysis of the influence of the perceived crowding on consumer satisfaction during a shopping experience in two types of commercial environment, in Tunisia. Giving the specifi cultural context, our work aims to confirm the

esquisser les questions de recherche soulevées. Mots clés : Achat en Ligne, Attitudes des Consommateurs, Utilité attendue, Risques Perçus, Confiance, Expérience d’Achat, Intention d’Achat. ABSTRACT DETERMINING FACTORS OF ONLINE PURCHASE INTENTION IN TUNISIA This work aims to analyze the factors that influence consumers’ online shopping behavior and that could be one of the most important issues in e-commerce and marketing. To achieve this goal, we have based our model on the impact of perceived risks

Moalla , Z. Bahroun , J.-P. Campagne. “Gestion de stocks avec transbordement dans un réseau de distribution multi-sites et multi- échelons”. [In Proceedings of the 8e International Conference on Modeling and simulating (MOSIM’10) ], Hammamet, Tunis, Tunisia. [18] M. Yuri, P. Jelena, “ Discrete-Event Simulation: Methodology and Practice ”, [ Support de cours, Department of Modelling and Simulation, Riga Technical University, Latvia, 2005], p. 41. [19] O. Labarthe, “Modélisation et simulation orientées

impressionnée par la luxueusement et le confort des équipement Hi Tech dernier cri ainsi que la vue panoramique sur le mer méditerrané et sur la baille de tunis. c) Chaîne hôtelière: PALM BEACH : Dénomination sociale : PALM BEACH HOTELS TUNISIA -PBHTDate De Constitution : 13 mai 1994 Forme juridique : Société Anonyme de droit commun Secteur d’activité : Tourisme Registre de commerce N°: B157111996 Siège social : Rue

Géographie, University College London. 581 pp. (Voir site 250 « Sebkha de Houmt Souk »). Fiche descriptive sur les zones humides Ramsar, page 9 Isenmann P, T Gaultier, A El Hili, H Azafzaf, H Dlensi & M. Smart (2005) : Oiseaux de Tunisie/ Birds of Tunisia. Société d’études ornithologiques de France, 600pp. Wetlands International (2002): Waterbird population estimates – Third Edition. Wetlands International Global Series No. 12, Wageningen, The Netherlands. Références scientifiques et techniques seulement

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