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“The hardships of the mountains lie behind us; ahead of us lie the difficulties of the plains." A World in Trust - Leadership and Corporate Responsibility © Echo Research and International Business Leaders Forum 17 ACHIEVING BENEFITS ON ALL SIDES There is satisfaction to be gained from achieving a good symbiosis with society. Symbiosis at work in nature is defined as a close and long-term interaction between different biological species or “the successful living together of unlike organisms

traffic in a real strategic position and developing countries economies are the new perspectives for both Spain and Marocco. Developing soil infrastructure is the most important thing to do in order to gain market shares. The development of the background logisitics activities shows the intention to transform those ports in real hubs of maritime traffic and production/consumption areas. On both sides, multimodalism is the rule : rails and roads are connected to ports. In Spain, authorities double the

the United States would carry out the construction of the base of the statue, while the French were responsible for the construction of the statue and its assembly once the parts arrived on the ground U.S. However, financial problems occurred on both sides of the Atlantic. In France, the promotional campaign for the statue began in fall 1875. It is the FrancoAmerican Union, founded in 1874, which took responsibility for organizing the collection of funds for the construction of the statue. All means

during the nineteenth century. The press of the time largely contributed to the success and rapid development of many forms of physical exercise and entertainment. Reports about competitions and events indeed fuelled interest for this new pastime, both from the upper classes and the working classes. The second part will give details about how the interrelation between sport and the media evolved during the twentieth century with technological improvements playing a considerable part

ago, Most Learned Teacher,*1 I prayed to God, the Best and Greatest, that eventually some testimony of my gratitude and everlasting respect for you would come to public notice. By some peculiar chance beyond my hope and expectation it has happened, both quickly and as I hope, happily enough. There fell into my hands an old manuscript of admirable antiquity containing some commentaries on celestial matters. This manuscript, which formerly belonged to the library of that magnanimous and glorious hero

the background and theoretical context of the film induced tourism phenomenon. An understanding of this concept and its emergence as a research discipline within the tourism area will also be examined. Furthermore, 21 this chapter will look at both the negative and positive impacts that film induced tourism can have on a destination. Chapter 4 describes the methodology used for this research study. The chapter commences with an introduction to the background of the study. The aim of this two-phase

humanitarians to be reactive and effective would benefit both the private sector and humanitarians. Indeed, many authors agree on the importance of agility. Kidd goes even as far as asserting that agility is “the future business system that will replace the mass production businesses of today” [Kid95]. Having a logical, ix objective, robust and reproducible method for assessing supply chain agility is therefore becoming of prime importance for both commercial and humanitarian sectors. First of all,

process of planning and executing the conception, pricing, promotion, and distribution of ideas, goods, and services to create exchanges that satisfy individual and organizational goals.” The definition describes marketing as an exchange that satisfies both the individual (the visitor) and the organization (in this case, the city and its citizens). Unfortunately marketing is sometimes misunderstood as only selling; with the city convincing the tourist to visit even if they really don’t want to come. While

suggest that people give meaning to colour by an intuitive sense that is universal to everyone. Another theory suggests that associations of colour are learned and are dependent upon a society, place and time. More than likely it is a combination of both. The basic reaction of the emptiness of solid white, black and gray, and the excitement of red, yellow and orange seem to be basic reactions for everyone. Why do we have emotions? Rolls (1999) identified a number of inter-related functional aspects

still used today Eventually led to the court of chancery being made Conflict with common law o Sometimes they would be in conflict with each other, making favours for one party and other court for the other o Decided that equity should prevail, by both case law and statute now  Decided in Earl of Oxford’s case (1615) King ruled that equity should prevail  i.e. The decision made in the Chancery court was the one which must be followed by the parties o This ruling has made equity’s position