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parfois conspuée3, ainsi que des techniques de communication et des réseaux de diffusion alternatifs aux moyens traditionnels (fanzines plutôt que grande presse, vente ou échange lors d'événements plutôt que commerce par grande distribution, prône du « do it yourself » et de l'autogestion). Cette exclusion du système courant n'est cependant pas systématiquement délibérée, et l'engagement sociopolitique n'est que facultatif. On peut ainsi également considérer comme underground tout milieu associé à de quelconques

environnement : l’environnement spécifique de l’entreprise étudiée = fournisseurs, intermédiaires, partenaires commerciaux,…De nouvelles opportunités pour le marketing· Les bases de données (big data) et l’IA· La consommation responsable · Les makers (do it yourself)· Les préoccupations environnementales · La digitalisation de la communication· La transformation de la distribution (omnicanal (1 seul canal de distribution), phygital (physique=distribution physique en point de vente et digital=sites internet)

Summary Language and politics are closely related. This is true in the obvious sense that language use is central to the practice of politics – to all political debate and persuasion, and to the construction of arguments that we call ‘political’. But it is also true in the less obvious sense that philosophical debates about the nature of language have played an important role in the study of politics. People who believe that the study of politics can and should be ‘scientific’, have frequently tried

own strength. They knew that they were not simple puppets meant to obey the monarch’s wishes and pass the laws the monarch wanted; they realised that their function was not simply to wait quietly to be summoned and consulted on certain matters when it suited the crown. They became aware that without them, the ruler could not rule, and this new sense of self-importance, power and importance led MPs to be more active, to propose new laws (rather than wait to be consulted) or to contradict the crown

nerves that she would begin to twitch. It was nothing much - just a tiny vellicating muscle in the corner of the left eye, like a secret wink - but the annoying thing was that it refused to disappear until an hour or so after the train or plane or whatever it was had been safely caught. It was really extraordinary how in certain people a simple apprehension about a thing like catching a train can grow into a serious obsession. At least half an hour before it was time to leave the house for the station

ENGLISH WORDS 1. ANALYSIS The detailed study or examination of something in order to understand more about it The book is an analysis of poverty and its causes. 2. AGE The number of years that a person has lived or a thing has existed He left school at the age of 18 3. AIR The mixture of gases that surrounds the earth and that we breathe: air pollution Let’s go out for some fresh air. 4. ANGER The strong feeling that you have when something has happened that you

climate, mentality, training (job), schooling on integration. Effects of moving, on personal relationships, character etc. • Isolation, unhappiness, solitude, friendship in the loss of it, intolerance, not being accepted, death/suicide • What picture of S.Africa is given at the opening of the novel? Is it homogenous? Or are there disturbing ripples in the smooth surface apparence? Does this picture evolve in the course of the novel? If so how? Why? Is a totally new picture built up •

cultural differences into account. People are different and do not naturally mix well. “Olive oil is wonderful; it’s used for cooking, flavouring, etc. Water is wonderful; it’s used for cooking, quenching thirst, etc. Each is great for their own purpose, and they have common points, but put them together, and you will see that they do not naturally mix. The same is true with regard to business people 4 from different cultures. They do not naturally mix well, but in fact they can, and often need

And it was so interesting to learn more about French history and traditions playing a game you made yourself! Sincerely discovering all this things was so enriching. Moreover it was a very funny way to do it. The last time I had as much pleasure being with all my family was a long time ago. It gathered us around the meal you cooked which was simply amazing. Even if the children found frogs weird they appreciate this moment. I knew that French cuisine was very good but I didn’t suspect that it was

degrees of intelligence, we say of people that they are 'bright', 'brainy', 'Einstein', 'dim', 'thick', or that they have 'nothing between the ears'. EI (or EQ) has only come into the language in the past 10 years, but colloquialisms for aspects of it have been with us for far longer than that and, indeed, crop up all of the time. Emotional intelligence is the idea that emotions are useful; they are important source of information. Emotions help us solve problems and they guide our social interactions