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national borders – to create future goods and services. It follows, therefore, that the scholarly field of international entrepreneurship examines and compares – across national borders – how, by whom, and with what effects those opportunities are acted upon » (Oviatt et McDougall 2005b, p. 7). 2. Pour une plus grande rigueur théorique – les efforts de conceptualisation du processus d'internationalisation des INV Le courant analysant les INV est relativement jeune. Comme le constatent Weerawardena

but after the wartime emergencies had passed resumption policies were adopted. The inter-war gold exchange standard was a less successful application of the gold standard rule. After World War II (under the rules of Bretton Woods) only the US, which acted as the central reserve country, was required to peg its currency to gold; other countries pegged their currencies to the dollar. Although the three systems differed in detail, the tie between gold and currency was strong. In effect, a unit of a particular

civilization may indeed have devoted itself to these forms of development, to the exclusion of all others wherein perhaps its weakness lies it is certainly not the only civilization which has done so. All human societies, from the earliest times, have acted in the same way: and very early and primitive societies, which we should be inclined to compare with the "barbarian" peoples of today, made the most decisive advances in this respect. At present, their achievements still constitute the bulk of what

[94]. This research is partly supported by the work undertaken by Toro et al. [81]. They discovered that for polypropylene-silica and polypropylene-rice husk systems, adhesion was largely determined by the size and distribution of the silica which acted as the filler agent in PP-co-PE/silica composites [81]. Zhang et al. [44] also found that adhesion was controlled by the architecture and the amount of copolymer found at the interface and not by the concentration of functional groups present in a polypropylene

between the two automakers, who had in place a shared structure for component purchasing and for the development of shared platforms, with the outcome of preventing other international agreements that Marchionne was interested to develop50. Marchionne acted well, managing to cancel the agreement, through the price of € 1.55 million to be paid by GM. 50 On organizational aspects of the Fiat-GM agreement and on the outcome of such cooperation see: Camuffo and Volpato (2002), Enrietti and Barichello

determining whether there has been illegitimate pressure the court takes | |account of a range of factors. These include whether there has been actual or threatened breach of contract, whether the person | |allegedly exerting pressure has acted in good or bad faith, whether the victim has any realistic practical alternative but to submit | |to the pressure, whether the victim protested at the time, and whether he affirmed and sought to rely on the contract. These are all | |relevant factors

their husbands. Cet incident est pire que l'acte de Clytemnestre, dans Lemnos c'était beaucoup d'épouses qui ont tué tous leurs maris. Indeed the very word "Lemnian" is now used to refer to a terrible, wicked crime, for the women -- although they acted out of anger that their husbands forsook them -- are all utter traitors to their husbands. En effet, le mot même de "Lemnos" est maintenant utilisé pour désigner un terrible crime méchants, pour les femmes - même si elles ont agi par colère que leurs

survivors and beaten to death. At the inquiry two Israeli army guards testify that Goldstein did not act alone, and even the gun found on his body did not match the gun he went into the mosque with. Nevertheless the inquiry decides that Goldstein acted alone. Almost immediately Goldstein’s grave becomes a place of pilgrimage for many Jews. Indeed, the Local Religious Council of Kiryat Arba declares the gravesite a memorial and a properly constituted cemetery. Sidewalks, spotlights, streetlights,

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| |Facts: Premier Duplessis of Quebec ordered that Roncarelli’s liquor license be cancelled because Roncarelli was a Jehovah’s Witness who had | |acted as a bondsman for JWs arrested for distributing their literature in breach of municipal bylaws. | |Issue: Was Duplessis justified in cancelling the license?