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public particulier n’est pas en mesure de recouvrer ses coûts. 32. Grimsey, D. et Lewis, M. (2007), ‘Public private partnerships and public procurement’, Agenda, 14:2, pp. 171–88. 33. Parker et Hartley (2003), op. cit., pp. 98–99. 34. House of Commons Treasury Committee (2011). ‘Private Finance Initiative’, Seventeenth Report of Session 2010–12, July 11th, p. 18, para 30. 35. Grout, P.A. (1997), ‘The Economics of the Private Finance Initiative’, Oxford Review of Economic Policy, 13:4, 53-66; Jenkinson

should increase your confidence that a particular course of action meets moral standards. This requirement is increasingly necessary to ensure that the ethical aspects of a problem are properly considered in the complex, fast-paced decision making so common in today's organizations. It’s also consistent with the demanding moral standards of modern society. A willingness to pause to examine the ethics of a proposed decision might well result in both better decisions and the prevention of costly litigation

reports, in the last four years 135,000 Cubans have emigrated from the island. Moreover, the Spanish Consulate has recently registered some 150,000 requests for Spanish citizenship from Cubans of Spanish descent under the Spanish Law of Historical Memory (known as the Law of Grandchildren) that allows grandchildren of Spanish citizens to receive a Spanish citizenship. The Spanish Consulate in Havana has been processing some 325 of these requests per day. In May 2009 alone, 2,800 requests were approved

were able to refinance the debt. Today, a similar crisis looms, but this time several factors are in play. The plunging stock prices of biotech companies have meant that converting 6 Beyond borders Global biotechnology report 2009 debt to equity is improbable, while the prospects for refinancing are bleak because of the credit crisis. Meanwhile, hedge funds, which provide much of the capital for convertible debt, have seen their portfolios diminished by the stock market downturn and by a

together to achieve an integrated city-wide vision. These themes are explored within the broader context of achieving sustainable urban development in Europe. The report sets out the main issues to be faced on a Europe-wide scale in response to a common set of ‘mega trends’. Globalisation includes the increasing spatial division of labour and economies of scale in the international economy, overriding any increase in transportation costs (which often, in any case, are highly subsidised). Large scale

homeland. The cultural differences are also perhaps greater than they have been in the past, with major religions such as Islam becoming a part of the cultural differences. Germany and France have recently introduced harsh immigration laws - and in common with other parts of Europe, like Britain, have a problem with racist attitudes to immigrants. It is particularly dangerous when ethnic differences combine with racial differences - as for instance in the former Yugoslavia, from whence comes the foul

first school of Christian Science Mind-healing was started by the author with only one student in Lynn, Massachusetts, about the year 1867. In 1881, she opened the Massachusetts Metaphysical College in Boston, under the seal of the Commonwealth, a law relative to colleges having been passed, which enabled her to get this institution chartered for medical pur- PAGE xii 1 3 poses. No charters were granted to Christian Scientists for such institutions after 1883, and up to that date, hers was

software & databases provide a measure of computerized information. * scientific R&D, mineral exploration, copyright and licence costs, and other product development, design and research are a measure of innovative property. * Brand equity, firm-specific human capital and organizational capital are taken as a measure of economic competencies. Some of these intangibles (software and , more recently, R&D) are now recognized by the international statistical community as capital assets

framework, the AMF Working Group also ensured that it complied with the work performed by the European Commission: 4th and 7th accounting directives: the European Commission, in the framework of its action plan adopted in 2002 for modernising company law and strengthening corporate governance, published amendment proposals (finally published in August 2006). In particular, it is stipulated that public companies [ ] should, each year, produce a description of the main features of the internal control

present contribution analyses the framework of wine consumption in the Africa context with an empirical application on the cameroonian environment. A study made on a sample of 230 wine consumers brings out an essentially oriented wine consumption of law quality, a higth domination of Spanish wine on the market and a significant influence of the attribute “country of origin” on the choice of wine highly positioned. Keys words : consumer behaviour, wine, country of origin, LDCs, Africa, Cameroon