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substances dangereuses rejetées dans l’environnement lors de l’utilisation et de l’élimination des produits chimiques vont constituer un défi majeur pour les décideurs dans les vingt prochaines années. » Telle est la principale conclusion du rapport Environmental Outlook for the Chemicals Industry18, publié par l’OCDE en vue d’étayer les travaux plus généraux menés par 17. L’OCDE Observateur, 13 novembre 2001. 18. Source : www.oecd.org/ehs ➦ Quelles ➦ L’exemple © Éditions d’Organisation 114

their effects on Iraqi forced migrants”, New Issues in Refugee Research, n°61, UNHCR, Genève. Cigerli, S. (1998) Les réfugiés kurdes d’Irak en Turquie, L’Harmattan, Paris. Clark, P. et Magee, S. (dir.) (2001) The Iraqi Marshlands. A Human and Environmental Study, The AMAR International Charitable Foundation, Londres. Danis, D. (2004a) “Chaldean Catholic Iraqi Migrants in Istanbul: Transit Migration and Transnational Religious Networks”, Communication présentées à la Fifth European Social Science

economic integration and develop cooperative responses. Even before this crisis, globalization was already being challenged. Despite exceptionally favorable global economic conditions, not everyone bought into the benefits of global free trade and movement of capital T and jobs. Although economists, corporations, and some politicians were supportive, critics argued that globalization favored capital rather than labor and the wealthy rather than the poor. Now the crisis and the national responses

be dealt with by the International Labour Organisation (ILO). Jagdish Bhagwati, the Indian-American professor of international trade, says that the discussion about trade and labour conditions has to be separated. Promoting free trade by using environmental restrictions and social clauses is doomed to fail.1 On the other hand Dani Rodrik, professor in Political Science at Harvard University, argues that differences in countries’ labour standards have caused conflicts in international trade, and therefore

can train our bodies to Olympian standards, surely the same is possible with a sensory workout? Is a world of sensory superpowers just around the corner? While certain individual differences in sensory perception are genetic, others depend on environmental factors – but just how much can we change our sensory abilities through practice? Can we train our noses to smell better? The answer is ‘Yes’. The average person can recognise 22 around 2000 odours, but with training we can recognise around five

influenced by spiraling media costs (Morgan and Pritchard 1998: 140). 1 NTO is generally the government body responsible for tourism at national level. 24 Middleton and Clarke (2001: 133) contend that tourism destinations are very susceptible to environmental disasters, international economics, politics and terrorism. Consequently, there are many characteristics of the tourism industry, which mean that specific benefits may be obtained from successful destination branding, for instance:  The reduction

chaland se sent bien sur le lieu de vente et développe un comportement dit « d'approche », soit il n'est pas à l'aise et adopte un comportement « de fuite » (Mehrabian & Russel, 1974)99. 99 -Mehrabian, A., & Russel, J.A., (1974), An approach to environmental psychology, Boston: MA, MIT Press. - 35 - Partie Une : les galeries d’art, l’odeur, et les émotions dans la littérature Marketing Chapitre Deuxième : Une généalogie du Marketing Olfactif Tableau 6 : récapitulatif des résultats du Marketing

Boston’s massive traffic crush: A system of tunnels and bridges through the center of the city will ultimately eliminate an aging, undersized, elevated highway. In addition to solving the traffic problem, the Big Dig will have major economic and environmental benefits. Those benefits better be huge, because the project has generated cost overruns in excess of a billion dollars. According to a report in the Boston Globe, one reason is that the drawings (that is, the visual models) that guide excavation

China to face the international domestic management environment profound change, for example: Economical globalization; Elevation information; Knowledge economy arrival; World product too much, price landslide; Global scope environmental protection movement and green expense movement starting; . Therefore may say, the marketing already became decides the Chinese enterprise destiny the important attribute, even some people proposed that, The marketing will be enterprise's soul and the future. Thus it