Case Study Preparation

The Erika Case The “Erika case” deals with the Oil Companies International Maritime Forum (OCIMF) and its lobbying of planned legislation to increase maritime safety arising from the accident of the tanker Erika in 1999. OCIMF’s lobbying targeted two proposals: the fast phasing-out of single hull tankers, which would have led to a potential shortage of ships for hire, and the planned establishment of a European compensation fund complementary to an already existing American one – which would

conventional sources such as natural resources, technology, economies of scale, operational and manufacturing designs etc., can be utilized to generate sustained competitive advantage, yet these sources can be easily copied by competitors. In this case, any sources of sustained competitive advantage that cannot be easily imitated are especially important. The resource-based view of the firm established that people (human resources), a repository of knowledge and skills, can be leveraged to create

This article presents a conceptual motivational process model, explicating the processes by which involvement and consumer risk perceptions are caused, and influence one another, as well as subsequent behavioral responses of consumers. An empirical study, carried out to test the motivational process model and the hypothesized causal relationships finds overall support. Implications of this research for marketers and consumer psychologists are discussed and suggestions for future research are provided

reproduit dans La famille canadienne française, ouvrage collectif sous la direction de Marcel Rioux et Yves Martin publié d’abord en anglais chez McClelland & Stewart, (1964), puis en français chez Hurtubise HMH, (1971). De même, « St. Justin : A Case study in rural frenchcanadian social organization »14 est publié en anglais dans Canadian Society, (1961) et en français dans L’habitant de Saint Justin (PUM, 1968), sous la direction de Jean-Charles Falardeau et Philippe Garigue. Enfin, « FrenchCanadian

CHAPTER ONE GENERAL INTRODUCTION 1. BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY The success of most compagnies today in achieving their strategic vision lies to a greater extent on how reliable and useful their accounting information are.thus by making good use of accounting informations gotten from the various financial statements, they can make break through in achieving a strategic competitive advantage in the business world. Thus, financial statements from which accounting informations are gotten are

débat de sujets controversés, ce qu'apprenaient les élèves de ces débats et quel impact avaient-ils sur la participation citoyenne des élèves. Les trois parties de cet ouvrage tenteront de répondre à ces questions. Pour cela, la première partie, The case for controversial political issues, définit les grandes lignes du débat. La deuxième partie, Inside classroom, tend à montrer ce que font les enseignants pour préparer les élèves au débat démocratique. Dans la troisième partie, HESS reprend la définition

to know how to respond to these needs. METHODS The method used in this paper is a literature study. Most of the documents were found on the internet. They are reports, either made by the institutions or by researchers. The documents used are in English and French. The documents that are used tried to be the most recent survey and publication, and are from 2001 and 2007. Key words used for the study (both in French and in English): France, ageing, elderly, dependency, care system, public health

remerciements les plus sincères. 8 SOMMAIRE SOMMAIRE LISTE DES FIGURES INTRODUCTION 1. ÉLÉMENTS ANATOMIQUES ESSENTIELS 1.1 OS ZYGOMATIQUE 1.2 OS MAXILLAIRE 2. TECHNIQUES OPÉRATOIRES 2.1 GÉNÉRALITÉS 2.2 PRÉPARATION 2.3 PROTOCOLES OPÉRATOIRES 2.4 TECHNIQUES EN DÉVELOPPEMENT 3. COMPLICATIONS 3.1 LA SINUSITE 3.2 ÉCHEC D’OSTÉOINTÉGRATION 3.3 AFFECTIONS ET INFECTIONS DES TISSUS MOUS PÉRI- IMPLANTAIRE 3.4 COMMUNICATION

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création, un mystère soigneusement entretenu. La composition du Coca-Cola est peut-être le secret le mieux gardé du monde. Seules 3 personnes auraient accès à la liste des ingrédients entrant dans sa composition et aux règles spécifiques de sa préparation. Toutefois, sa saveur particulière provient principalement du mélange de sucre et des essences d'orange, citron et vanille. Les autres ingrédients (acide phosphorique...) interviendraient moins dans son goût. Chaque fabricant sous licence de la