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The climate change debate and governments Final essay Nowadays, famous scientists such as Nicholas Stern or Trenberth, claim that climate changes are in the heart of big debates. An example of that is the current conference in Copenhagen, Denmark, and this is what people consider as the biggest and most important environmental discussion there has ever been. The main factor for the increase of climate change is the Greenhouse effect which has a direct impact on the human’s life. The Greenhouse

cultural reason for the strong rejection of the (white) South Africans: the Power Distance score is with 49 slightly below the world average, but still higher than in most of the other western countries, like the United Kingdom (35), Germany (35), Denmark (18) or even Austria with just 11. A high power distance score reflects the belief that there is well-defined order within the society and therefore people are not seen as equal. In the South African example this refers to the fact that black and

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For some people, football is a culture, a religion especially in England. We can speak of “football business”, it’s between the sport and the business. The global budget of football in the world is 250 billion Euros and it’s more than the GDP of Denmark, salaries of players are more and more important with for example Didier Drogba from Chelsea receives 660 000 Euros by Month. Since ten years, football revenues have increased a lot. On football, we have focused our study especially on merchandising

2008(in €) | 2009(in €) | Growth Rate | AUS/NZ | 18567,280 | 28733,986 | 58 % | Austria | 65200,000 | 72000,000 | 10 % | Belgium | 45780,141 | 56431,496 | 23 % | Canada | 123797,132 | 201978,074 | 66 % | Czech Republic | _ | 556,540 | _ | Denmark | 51220,106 | 54436,609 | 6 % | Estonia | _ | 295,045 | _ | Finland | 54445,645 | 86865,284 | 60 % | FLO/ROW | 130,722 | 18099,255 | _ | France | 255570,000 | 287742,792 | 13 % | Germany | 212798,451 | 267473,584 | 26 % | Ireland | 94429

18,589.7 19,023.7 19,475.7 19,948.2 50.55 % 2.77 % Greece 11,221.7 12,123.4 12,581.5 13,037.6 13,464.5 13,912.6 14,330.5 14,832.2 15,348.5 15,851.6 16,356.8 16,868.1 17,386.1 17,910.4 18,439.4 18,973.1 69.08 % 3.56 % Denmark 11,770.4 12,979.4 13,203.5 13,402.2 13,605.5 13,819.8 14,082.1 14,330.9 14,566.8 14,805.7 15,060.7 15,322.7 15,594.5 15,872.2 16,158.8 16,446.9 39.73 % 2.26 % Norway 9,994.2 11,139.5 11,450.6 11,736.0 12,005.0 12,274.2

Costa Rica • Pakistan • Ecuador • Venezuela • Indonesia • Guatemala 15 Collectivist 25 35 • Thailand • Singapore • China • Hong Kong • Romania • Mexico • Philippines • Turkey • Iran • Japan • Israel • Finland • Germany • Norway • Sweden • Denmark • New Zeeland • Arabs Individualism (IDV) 45 55 65 75 85 • UK • United Staates • Brazil • Russia • India • Switzerland FR • France • Belgium FR • Canada Quebec Ce sont souvent les cultures proches qui génèrent le plus de malentendus

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currently following the BIB course. He is from Dar es Salaam which is not the capital (Dodoma is) and he speaks Swahili (same language as Kenya). It’s his first experience in France, he has only been here for a couple of month but he went to England and Denmark. He also went to Malaysia to study in a University because the Tanzanians’ one are not as famous as the one he has been to. He told us about the differences between the way to practice sport, the classes, the party and also the main cultural differences

seemed to defend a philosophical or social idea, like Measure for Measure, but the term is now used to describe works that are unclassifiable and which go against the traditions. Tragedies Romeo and Juliet Macbeth King Lear Hamlet, Prince of Denmark Comedies Alls Well that Ends Well As You Like It Much Ado about Nothing Measure for Measure Historical plays Richard III Richard II Henry IV Henry VIII Poems À part Shakespeariens Sonnets je n’ai rien retrouvé en anglais… (Moi si)