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Elsa Leclerc A01290351 New Actors in International Relations Critical International Theory Being “critical” as an attitude in academic field involves going back to one’s own original assumptions and criticize, question, challenge these established frameworks or structures in order to finally transcend them. Critical theory in International Relations is a meta-theory: it is a philosophy which takes the already existing theories as its object of study. The point is to analyze how theories shape

Consultants who advise companies must be experts in their field, focused on their task, be convincing, withstand unbearable pressure, and produce results. The expression is “up or out”. They must improve a company’s performance if they want to keep their jobs. Both managers and consultants then must groom their communication styles to suit the situation: the former must have skills to motivate the team, set it straight when necessary and achieve the goal. The latter have to be able to convince the client

taking stock of R&I activities in the field and stressing the importance of relying on existing instruments. A number of key technologies based on their technological maturity is selected by the SET-Plan and to help bring innovation to the market, each key technologies is targeted by a European Industrial Initiatives (EIIs), established after consultation of the relevant stakeholders. Nevertheless research initiatives are launched also in technological fields that had not been identified as priorities

日本 International Business Culture 2010 Introduction “Along the paddy field were a bamboo and oak. Oak, millennium, was robust and majestic. At his side, bamboo seemed puny. Suddenly a very violent wind arose. Oak resisted and resisted, but be uprooted. By cons bamboo, bent over and once the wind got up, he could get back the original position. It was now the sole inhabitant of the paddy field, and had never been so majestic. " Zen Japanese proverb that transmits the Japanese

add also that in the modern organization, there is a lot of different goals to reach for a company, We mean by this way that a company has to be efficient in marketing, in human resources, in financial, in the production process… And to reach this goal, a company needs some effort from all the people working in, people have to plan it for the future, now in our society the creativity is very important, give some responsabilities to people in the company is very important for more productivity because

Diversity in the strategy field “Well! Evil to some is always good to others.” Although written several hundred years ago, and in an entirely different context to the subject matter of the diverse world of strategy, Jane Austen’s words ring true about the different views on, and approaches to the notion of building a strategy for a firm. Just as George Bernard Shaw promoted that “if you took all the economists in the world, and laid them end to end, they would never reach a conclusion”, (Mankiw

self-regulation integrated into a business model. CSR policy functions as a built-in, self-regulating mechanism whereby business monitors and ensures its active compliance with the spirit of the law, ethical standards, and international norms. The goal of CSR is to embrace responsibility for the company's actions and encourage a positive impact through its activities on the environment, consumers, employees, communities, stakeholders and all other members of the public sphere. Furthermore, CSR-focused

In order to put into practice our knowledge in human resources we are asked to do a team project linked to our Employee Development. The main goal of this project is to provide a practical experience on a simulated human resource development consulting and to build and design an efficient development plan for an organization. As we all are French students in our group we have decided to focus our researches on a French historical company who faces since a couple of years a deep human resources crisis:

Organizations are engulfed by information technology that affects how they are designed and managed. * Diversity: As organizations increasingly operate on a global playing field, the work –as well as the customer base- is changing in an important way. What is an organization? Organizations are social entities that are goal-directed, are designed as deliberately structured and coordinated activity systems, and are linked to the external environment. An organization exists when people interact with

(Principles of Management, Kreitner) This definition means the Management is a social process. Effectively, with a good management, people of a team are able to work together and to product something with the participation of each one in a different field. Now, we can focus on the key factors in managing a project. There are many including the following: planning, decision making, organising, staffing, communicating, motivating, leading and to finish controlling. Firstly, commonly referred to as