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of the external environment Countries are particularly vulnerable to unpredictable changes. Indeed country can be faced to risks. There are two types of risks: internal and external ones. Internal shocks include economic downturns, violence and epidemic disease. External shocks include terrorism, natural disasters and international conflicts. For example recent crises such as rebellion in Tunisia and Libya, tsunami in Japan or earthquake in New Zealand have (or can) derailed destination promotional

to a substantial extent off of their 6 who have been there for at least fifteen thousand years. Amazonia was never devoid of people before the European invasion; on the contrary, its demographic nadir was reached after the invasion, with its epidemics, its methodical massacres, and with its forced “descents” of native populations for concentration around mission stations and commercial outposts. And the indigenous populations have found solutions of “sustainability”, throughout these millennium

questions, mainly from economic history perspective. Collective beliefs are a likely deteminant of numerous public policies. However, we still know very little about how such beliefs emerge and evolve. One key example is the perception of risk (e.g. epidemics, natural disasters). This thesis will first explore several existing descriptive studies and try to select one or several key mechanisms behind the collective belief change, and then proceed to model them theoretically. In many developing countries

the host countries. It is necessary to give a more concrete dimension to regional solidarity, especially that Morocco tends to become a country of transit for sub-Saharan emigration. African youths, crushed by the plagues of misery, of war, of epidemics look more and more towards Europe and regard Morocco as a stage of transit to reach the European space. By : Mohamed Khachani President of the Association d'Etude et de Recherches sur l'Immigration E-mail: khachani@iam.net.ma

des brevets d'autres pays et, partant, à entraver l'accès aux médicaments pour un grand nombre d'êtres humains. La communauté internationale doit garantir l'accès aux médicaments Le 20 mai 2000, dans sa résolution "HIV/Aids: confronting the epidemic", la 53e Assemblée mondiale de la santé a exhorté la communauté internationale à assumer un rôle moteur dans le cadre de la lutte contre le SIDA. L'OMS a par ailleurs reçu le mandat de conseiller les Etats membres sur la manière de pouvoir garantir

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inspection and quarantine agreement with the exporting country on food involving acceptable risks; carrying out hygiene registration for foreign food enterprises; and quarantining, examining and approving the imported food of animal and plant origin. If epidemic animal or plant diseases or severe food safety problems occur in the exporting country, China shall take timely risk management measures, including suspending food imports from that country.　　 　　-- Strict inspection and quarantine system. When imported