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international agreements. 6. a. False (l. 13)”Despite President Bush’s cowboy foray into Iraq, the way most nations experience American might these days is not military, but economic.” b. True (l. 15) “I had not thought much about globalization until my wife and I lived for six months in India in the late 1990s.” c. True (l. 17) “Indians were outraged by American corporate attempts to patent basmati rice...” d. True (l. 21) “When it comes to a different kind of international agreement, those of which

....................................36 International compliance and standards ................................................36 16. International trade structure and logistics..............................................37 International trade agreements ............................................................37 Logistics .............................................................................................38 17. 18. 19. 20. Annex 1: Annex 2: Acknowledgements.........................

could constitute a NAFTA protected investment. U.S. timber company challenged Canada’s implementation of 1996 U.S.Canada Softwood Lumber Agreement. April 2001 – NAFTA tribunal dismissed claims of expropriation and discrimination, but held that the rude behavior of the Canadian government officials seeking to verify firm’s compliance with Softwood Lumber Agreement constituted a violation of the minimum standard of treatment required by NAFTA for foreign investors. Tribunal also stated that “market

the French and Spanish negotiator? 8 A. The profile of the French negotiator 8 B. The profile of the Spanish negotiator 9 V. Comment on this quote « negotiation styles, strategies and tactics are shaped by culture. This affects how agreements are reached, the way trust is built and tolerance to conflict.” 10 VI. How important is it for a negotiating team in Joint Ventures/Alliances to be made of “culturally aware” managers who are trained to work in multicultural teams 13

Yasser Arafat’s move for an Israel-palestinian peace agreement Mobilisation of Israel lobbies against it.  Carter’s presidency: eviction of the AIPAC and of the Presidents Conference  Reagan’s presidency : growing momentum of the AIPAC  1984-1988 : Period of the « National Union ».  Jewish lobbies as the Likoud’s Spokemen  1991 : George Bush takes a stand against the power of Jewish lobbies  1993: Oslo Agreements. Support of the AIPAC.  2001 : Pro-Israeli position of

international agreements. 6. a. False (l. 13)”Despite President Bush’s cowboy foray into Iraq, the way most nations experience American might these days is not military, but economic.” b. True (l. 15) “I had not thought much about globalization until my wife and I lived for six months in India in the late 1990s.” c. True (l. 17) “Indians were outraged by American corporate attempts to patent basmati rice…” d. True (l. 21) “When it comes to a different kind of international agreement, those of

into a nuclear conflict.  The policy change of Cuba In 1959, Fidel Castro, Ernesto “Che” Guevara and their Guerilleros sweep the Dictator sheep of Flugencio Batista, and became leaders of the Cuba’s capital : Havana. They tried to obtain an agreement with the US government (Cuba was before very close of the USA), but they turned quickly to the USSR and China. Relationship between Cuba and USA became flamed, and a lot of “anticastro” wanted the USA to intervene on the Island. Cuba nationalized

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supplies to Israel, Johnson imposed an arms embargo on Israel and pro-Western Arab states (France, Israel's other main arms supplier, also embargoed arms to Israel). The US even had expressed a desire to enter into some sort of regional arms limitation agreement with the Soviet Union. On 19 June 1967, Johnson himself made Middle Eastern arms control, including a UN registry, one of his five principles for a comprehensive Arab-Israeli settlement. Receiving no enthusiastic feedback from the Soviet and fearing