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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

Latinos or the African-American. What types of change on California’s community, on California’s population does the Gold rush make? First of all Nicolas will study the evolution of Chinese population in California , furthermore Florian will also work on the Latinos situation during the Gold rush and at the end I will explain To you the case of the African-American at this period. 1 – The Chinese population during the Gold rush The first Chinese arrived in 1849 even if a lot of were illiterate

basis on which to progress onto additional reading and research into this topic. You will be rewarded in your final assignment for using brand strategies in addition to those flagged in the lectures which you feel are particularly appropriate to the case study set (Paul Smith). ACTIVITY TO BE PREPARED DURING WEEK 5 FOR PRESENTATION IN TUTORIALS IN WEEK 6 GROUP WORK TOPIC; LUXURY BRAND STRATEGY In addition to the above reading you will need to complete the following tasks: 1. Working

Business School INDEPENDENT STUDY (26342) Marketing Communications in an electronic music record label Hand-in date: April 23th 2010 Student number: 200906364 Word count: 5741 Tutor: David Tucker Supervisor : Fiona Walkley 1 Acknowledgements I would like to thank Fiona Wakley, my supervisor, for her guidance and significant support. I am very grateful to her for having helped me to clear out some points. Also a big thank you to David Tucker, my tutor, for his hints and having helped

much lower, or even negligible, risk. Fischer and Arthur (4) departed from convention by arguing that the major extinction events of the past 250 million years (ma) occurred periodically at nearly constant intervals of 32 ma (see also ref. 5). Their study used a limited data base, and no statistical testing was done. The purpose of this paper, therefore, is to test the proposition of periodicity in the record of marine extinctions over the past 250 ma (Late Permian to Recent) by using as rigorous a

failure of IT installations. In one cited survey of 400 British and Irish companies only 11% of respondents said that their installation had been successful. In another between 30 and 40% of IT projects realised no appreciable benefits at all. A third study found that three-quarters of IT projects were either uncompleted or not used when they were completed. Integrating new technology into existing systems was cited as the main difficulty. Further barriers to IT systems adoption include lack of a clear

essay will discuss the recruitment and selection processes by using the existing theories or models. This essay will then analyze how performance management can help achieve the organizational objectives by tackling the “Minder Microelectronics Case Study”. . Recruitment and selection Literature review Recruitment and Selection are vital processes for a successful organization, having the right staff can “improve and sustain organizational performance” (Petts, 1997). “Recruitment and Selection

necessary anymore: nowadays, having a laptop and a mobile phone is more important to sign contract, settle problems and build work relationships. Furthermore, a mobile phone is a safe device; in fact, in case of emergency, it makes possible to contact policy or casualty promptly. (English for academic study: Reading and Writing, 2006) Even if mobile phones are considered as a way of reinforce group behavior, relationships and safety, such negatives effects can be shown as well. In fact, negatives

inequities in health and human rights in developing countries. National or international guidelines for ethical conduct of research? Some of the debate surrounding the ethical regulation of international research indicates that while issues of study design, ethical review, and standards of care have been highlighted, the underlying socioeconomic deprivation and inequities are largely ignored. Additionally, much of the debate has centred on externally sponsored and international research, while

STUDY OF THE LEGAL FRAMEWORK OF THE LAW-MAKING PROCESS IN EHTIOPIA PROPOSALS FOR AMENDMENDS Mains persons met February 12 Mr. Fasil Nahum, advisor to the Prime Minister Ato Zenebe Burka, Head of the legal draft department of the Ministry of Justice; Mr. Ato Sisei, Ministry of capacity building Mr. Abebe Mulatu, Institute of Legal research Mr. Briottet, team leader of the reform program, University of Leyden Mr. Dominique Francke, French Magistrate, advisor to the Federal Ministry