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World Shops (for instance the annual European World Shops Day in May) and supports the professionalisation of national associations of World Shops. The aim of NEWS! is the promotion of Fair Trade in general and the development of the World Shops movement in particular. World Shops sell Fair Trade products and raise awareness on Fair Trade by a) Coordonnées : b) Type de structure : c) Présentation : d) Membres : 10 CAHIERS DU CRISES – COLLECTION ÉTUDES THÉORIQUES – NO ET0416 initiating

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internationalement. Berny, P., Sadoul, N., Dol, S. Videman, B. Kayser, Y. and H. Hafner, 2002: Impact of local agricultural and industrial practices on organic contamination of Little Egret (Egretta garzetta) eggs in the Rhône delta, Southern France. Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry 21: 520–526. Bousquet, C., Grillas, G. et N. Sadoul. 2001. Les salins de Marseillan: Diagnostic écologique (1ère partie). Rapport pour le CG34. Penloup, A. et N. Sadoul. 2001. Salins d'Aigues-Mortes: valorisation écologique

provisions Section 2 Registration of sea going vessels Section 3 Registry of Vietnamese sea-going vessels Section 4 Certificates and documents of sea-going vessels Section 5 Marine navigation safety, marine navigation security and prevention of environmental pollution Section 6 Transfer of ownership and mortgage of sea-going vessels Section 7 Maritime liens Section 8 Arrest of sea-going vessels CHAPTER III SHIP CREW CHAPTER IV SEA PORTS CHAPTER V CONTRACT OF CARRIAGE OF CARGO BY SEA Section 1 General

les quantités impliquées, ainsi que les quantités, nous pouvons étudier le cas de l'Allemagne représentatif des pays occidentaux. Figure 1 : Exportation de déchets de l’Allemagne en 2001 5 Basel Convention. (2004). Trends in transboundary movement of waste among Parties to the Basel Convention. UNEP. 6 Rapport d'état Gestion des déchets: http://www.bafu.admin.ch/umwelt/status/03964/index.html?lang=fr, [consulté le 20 mars 2008] 6 Projet SHS Master 2008 Les figures 1 et 27

with the development of the environmental movement, anger about the potential impact of DDT on the environment led to a ban from the USA in 1972 even though it was proven that the use of DDT in limited quantity to eliminate mosquitoes was causing no harm to the human beings nor to the environment. In the case of the DDT ban, we can probably talk about an anti-diffusion model (to recycle the ideas of Latour). Indeed, because of the strong power of the environmental lobby in the Northern countries

market outlets being ‘few and far between’. The Organic Agricultural Association of South Africa was established in the early 1990’s, which together with the Bio-Dynamic Agricultural Association and the South African and Zimbabwean Permaculture movements, were the early voices for environmentally friendly agriculture based on organic and associated principles. Indeed, organic agriculture has fought for its rightful place in all aspects of South African society, and is achieving success by gaining

is now widely diffused across OECD states, new public management is accommodated in distinctive ways in different countries (Gervais, 2008, Dreyfus and Eymeri, 2006, Eymeri, 2005, 2008). There are dangers with attributing mechanical effects to movements such as Europeanisation, globalization, or even new public management; these constructions are interpreted and mediated in different ways in specific contexts, whether that context be organisational, sectoral or the form of the state. Convergent

operates. It concludes by identifying what Americans and Europeans can learn from each others’ experience with social enterprise. Keywords Social enterprise . Third sector . United States . Europe Introduction For over two decades, social enterprise movements in the United States and Europe have taken on growing importance. Broadly defined as the use of nongovernmental, market-based approaches to address social issues, social enterprise has become an increasingly popular means of funding and supplying

1950s and early 1960s, African Americans, led by Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., used boycotts, marches, and other forms of nonviolent protest to demand equal treatment under the law and an end to racial prejudice. A high point of this civil rights movement came on August 28, 1963, when more than 200,000 people of all races gathered in front of the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C., to hear King say: "I have a dream that one day on the red hills of Georgia the sons of former slaves and the sons of