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about strike * Caroline recalls her concentration camp days * when Dédé doesn’t come home, Dédé and Justin try and get Marius back together with Jeannette. * When Marius doesn’t show up * When justin and Dédé go to get Marius back together with Jeannette – “let’s catch up * The tilted high angle represents their drunkenness as well as unity, as we all seem them in the same frame, same level. * farandole motif for working class, traditional song. * After

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include citizen participation in public policy making, particularly in health care and social housing provision. He also holds degrees in music. vi Acknowledgements A special thank-you must go to all our interviewees—in Paris, Munich, Berlin and London—who willingly gave up so much of their time. For the assistance given at the beginning of this project, we thank the social affairs staff at the French and German Embassies in London. We are also grateful to Dr Reinhard Busse of the European Observatory

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particularly after the introduction of the Farmer to Consumer Direct Marketing Act 1976 (Brown 2002), which provided funds to state department of agriculture to promote direct marketing from farmers to consumers (USDA 1998). Farmers saw in this Act the means to improve their income by selling fresh and added value products directly to consumers (Byczynski 2000). Reducing the supply chain, they would increase their incomes. This act covered several marketing activities such as farmers markets, roadside stands

Henessy. It is thanks to these two companies that a world giant of the luxury was born. A. The History of Louis Vuitton In 1854, Louis Vuitton opened his own business in Paris. He created handbags and bags with luggage. His business grew increasingly successful that’s why he opened a new shop outside Paris. He became famous thanks to the quality of his products and he became the supplier of luggage to many of the most famous people. In 1876, Vuitton introduced new designs featuring

Bibliographie conseillée : JOHN, Peter & LURBE, Pierre. Civilisation britannique. Paris : Hachette supérieur, 2006 (6ème édition) OAKLAND, John. British Civilization. Londres : Routledge, 2006. ABERCROMBIE, Nicholas (et al.). Contemporary British Society. Oxford : Polity Press, 2000. BUDGE, Ian (et al). The New British Politics. Londres : Longman Pearson, 2004 (3ème édition). LURBE, Pierre. Le Royaume-Uni aujourd’hui. Paris: Hachette supérieur, 2007 (5ème edition). MORGAN, Kenneth O. (ed). The Oxford

the internet, you can follow in live the result of an Australian rugby match from your living room, in London, or, thanks to the development of railway, spend your afternoon walking around Amsterdam, and then go to dinner on the Champs Elysées, in Paris. Those innovations also helped the emergence of the phenomena of internationalization. But what exactly is that? Robert Cox defined the internationalizing of the state as “the global process whereby national policies and practices have been adjusted

Communist Party of Kampuchea, the totalitarian ruling party in Cambodia from 1975 to 1979. This organization was created in 1954 taking model on the PCF (the French communist party). Its main leaders (Pol Pot, Khieu Samphân, Son Sen, ...) where formed in Paris in the 1950s in the “cercle des etudes marxistes” founded by the Party executives of the PCF in 1930. After 1960, the Khmer Rouge developed its own political ideas. For example, contrary to most Marxist doctrine, the Khmer Rouge considered the

Washington durant la marche pour l'emploi et la liberté : « I have a dream » (J'ai un rêve). Il est soutenu par John F. Kennedy dans la lutte contre la discrimination raciale ; la plupart de ces droits seront promus par le « Civil Right Act » et le « Voting Right Act » sous la présidence de Lyndon B. Johnson, preuve que ses actions militantes ont payés. La pensée de Martin Luther King prôné la désobéissance civile et la non-violence, l’égalité raciale, liberté et fraternité, pacifisme et engagement