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of "shared space". Pioneered in the Netherlands, it rejects the concept that pedestrians and traffic must be strictly segregated. The idea is that cars, cyclists and those on foot will coexist more safely. Drivers now realize there is always a risk of someone stepping off (*) the pavement, and so tend to slow down. Pedestrians cease to rely on railings to keep them safe and become more aware of traffic. Ben Hamilton-Baillie, a street-design consultant advising Kensington, said: "Railings encouraged

condi­ tions of capitalist industrial production. It occurred to me that this could be the perspective for a critique of cultural anthropology. These essays, then, are offered as studies of "anthropology through Time." The x Preface and Acknowledgments Preface and Acknowledgments XI reader who expects a book on the anthropology of Time­ perhaps an ethnography of "time-reckoning among the primitj'es"-will be disappointed. Aside from occasional references to anthropological studies of cultural

project is to get more insight in the important countries and markets where the Flood control 2015 should be targeted on. In the world are many different deltas. To get a better overview of all nineteen deltas in the world they were first all described and after that they were all analyzed through a criteria matrix. From here the delta which would have the greatest succession opportunity was decided to be the Bangladesh part of the Ganges, the main focus should rely on the south of Bangladesh. The main

Our goal is to figure out who really are cultural creatives, what do they like, where do they go, and what are they purchasing habits in order to find which products would fit them the best. We will thus create a concept and its derivates that could be launched and that would target this part of American population. Indeed, cultural creatives are a growing part of American population and very large potential market for today's companies. Statement of the Method used: To run our research we have

Nestlé who in the beginning invented milk powder to feed babies. Chocolate, confectionery, water, instant beverages, fresh dairy products were added to the activities of Nestlé as it kept growing, in Switzerland as well as abroad. The company wants to be a leading innovator in the field in Europe, its main competitors are Unilever, Kraft Foods, Cadbury Schweppes and Danone. Its headquarters are located in Vevey, Switzerland, and its turnover in 2005 makes it the 53rd largest in the world's largest companies

of water were once considered unmarketable because water was freely available from the tap. He points out: « The mineral water market didn’t exist fifteen years ago and now it is worth $25bn worldwide. Marketing Strategy The product should be available for the largest target group as possible. Our product is currently a bit expensive comparatively to what it contains (water and oxygen), but it's affordable to almost everybody. One can costs £8. It's important to keep in mind that the

strategic analysis we will concentrate on the largest area of this industry that Nokia produces for the Telecommunications industry. Nokia’s main role is the manufacturing and sale of mobile phones. It is estimated that ‘1.6 billion mobile phones will be sold in 2008’ (Nokia.com 2008) In 2007 Nokia held 38% market share making them the market leader, offering products for a variety of consumers. The product range of Nokia varies from standard handsets to high tech, high quality mobile phones targeted

members of the group under study and the covert nature of the research can put a tremendous strain on the researcher, both in and out of the fieldwork setting. • the problem of 'going native', which refers to the fact that a researcher will cease to be a researcher and will become a full-time group participant. Advantages of this type of covert participant role are: • the researcher may gain access to social groups who would otherwise not consent to being studied. • The avoidance of problems

each party presents its case and the judge acts as impartial decider. An unrepresented litigant may not know how to present his or her case. Putting the facts and the law before the court may be an insurmountable hurdle. The trial judge may try to assist, but this raises the possibility that the judge may be seen as “helping”, or partial to, one of the parties. The proceedings adjourn or stretch out, adding to the public cost of running the court. In some courts, more than 44 percent of cases involve

a comic strip, drawing, graph, poster, illustration : Origine probable du document : (magazine, paper, book,… ), période, pays, auteur. Sujet général (en quelques mots) But de l’image (en quelques mots) to inform / criticize, prove, make sb aware of… This document is an illustration by Norman Rockwell entitled ‘The problem we all live with’ published in Life, an American magazine, in 1964. Norman Rockwell (1894-1978) was an American illustrator born in New York City. He specialized in nostalgic