Building society

states’ identities and interests can shift the culture of IR from one of conflict to one of cooperation. Members of the ‘English School’ broadly united by a shared concern with the history, dynamics, and future of something called ‘international society’. Feminists are inspired by the ideal of gender equality, and outraged by the global consequences of what they regard as the gendered character of the modern sovereign state. Poststructuralists are interested in the processes and practices that make

well. To answer that necessity, the best model to obtain and implement successful change, and avoid decline would be P. Kotter’s 8-step model . The initial 2 steps of this model, regarding the increase in the urgency element and the guiding team building are important in the sense that they encompass “the most important asset in the organization” , human resource and human motivation, an essential for effectiveness and efficiency. Following those two steps, we have a strategy outline for the organization

they have any problem or if they disagree, however, this is in exceptional circumstances. French employees don't really take the lead and they usually wait for their boss' orders. • Individualism vs. Collectivism France is a very individualist society. The ties between people are loose: everyone is expected to look after him or herself and immediate family. Moreover, the working relationship is seen as a contract based on a mutual advantage. • Masculinity vs. Femininity France is "feminine"

asserted Englishness as an hegemonic identity. This study is divided into three main parts. We will first try to see how the notion of Englishness was created in order to obtain or reinforce a national identity disseminated through various means to society. We will finally focus on the possible interactions both at home and abroad between British culture and that of the colonized. This notion of ‘Englishness’ is a concept that highlights the dynamism of the English : it led them to make history in

new marketing strategy? Many people think a country as a brand but few countries are working on marketing strategies to embellish their brand images. However it begins to change. In fact country branding seems to be a new notion, a new trend in our society. Indeed, nowadays, destination branding is one of the hottest topics among place marketers. As underlined Piggot, “country branding is a burning topic from Switzerland and New Zealand to Hawaii and Costa Rica.” Moreover The World Tourism organization

L’héritage précolonial», dans La politique en Afrique, Paris, Montchrestien, 1997, p. 7-23. Crawford Young, The African Colonial State in Comparative perspective, Yale University Press, 1994, chap. 1 et 4. Jeffrey Herbst, «The Challenge of State-Building in Africa», in States and Power in Africa: Comparative Lessons in Authority and Control, Princeton, Princeton University Press, 2000, p. 11-31. Jean-François Médard, « L’État néopatrimonial en Afrique noire », in J-F Médard (dir.), États d’Afrique

Facility/World Bank and the Ministry of Environment and Waters focuses on two protected areas – the wetlands of Persina Nature Park and the Kalimok/ Brushlen Protected Site. An integral part of the project are actions related to public outreach, building of environmental awareness on local and national level, and support for local business initiatives, predominantly related to nature-friendly agriculture and ecotourism. That creates the need for a project communication strategy, which will later

the grocer and she wanted to remodelise Britain based on Victorian values. At the same time, Thatcherism brought high level of consumption, credit, show off wealth and financial speculation. The 1980’s set the patter for Britain today: A consumer society living on high level of credit. The Thatcher’s government cut taxes (privatized key industries, and deregulated the economy. The end of old industrialized Britain made way for a new economy in which the private sector and services dominated. The city

when customers are game to learn about the environmentally friendly changes the companies have made. Frank Sherman, United States green officer for TD Bank, said the company hurried to get its prototype of a highly energy-efficient bank branch building in Queens ready for Earth Day because that’s when “people are paying attention.” The original Earth Day events were attended by 20 million Americans — to this day among the largest participation in a political action in the nation’s history.

activities for after classroom time: sports, music, painting, dancing… But what can a boy or a girl who likes Mathematics do? All these facts justify the beginning of experiences that allow that these talents do not fail and render the fruits that our society needs and contribute to the scientific and technological cultural development. We must not think that caring these people with special talent is elitist and segregator. Usually students who have a privileged cultural situation in their family are