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International Contracts _ A complex process. _ Different language. _ Different social values. _ Different legal systems. _ Different Governments. 3 Aspects of International Commercial Transactions _ Balance of Power. _ The party who drafts the contract. _ The party familiar with written contracts. _ Enforcement of one sided contracts. 4 Aspects of International Commercial Transactions _ Cross-border rights and obligations. _ International Laws. _ Cross-cultural expectations. _ Enforcement

................................................................................... 3 I. Free Speech: A Democratic Value ............................................................ 4 A Definition ................................................................................................ 4 B A Fundamental Protected Freedom ...................................................... 5 II. Free Speech: A Limited Value ................................................................... 6

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Eurythmics, New Order, Pet Shop Boys, The Cure et Simple Minds tirent leur épingle du jeu sur la scène internationale. Quant à U2, il s'oriente vers un son résolument plus rock. Les musiques électroniques se popularisent en discothèque et en rave party grâce à divers mouvements underground. L'acid house et la new beat laissent la place dans les clubs et les raves à la techno, qui naquit à Détroit (États-Unis) dans les studios de Kevin Saunderson, Juan Atkins et Derrick May et à la trance, plus mélodieuse

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increasingly develop during the 20th century in the United Kingdom. Healthcare in England is mainly provided by England's public health service, the National Health Service, that provides healthcare to all permanent residents of the United Kingdom that is free at the point of use and the finance comes mostly from general taxation (81 percent). There are charges associated with eye tests, dental care, prescriptions, and many aspects of personal care. Since health is a devolved matter, there are differences

supreme governor of the church of England. She has a rôle to play in parliament. She is the head of the judiciary and she is also the supreme governor of England (Temporal chief : the queen, spiritual chief : the archbishop of Canterbury). The monarchs free main rights have the rights to be consulted, to encourage and to warn. The powers of the queen seem to be very important but in practice the queen's powers are very limited nowadays. The sentence that is used is : « The queen reigns but does not rule »

ever priduced showed the queen’s profile. MENTALITIES -Broadening ideology, influence of a new theory of economic progress called free trade and religion. -the British=>protestism(never been opposed to material success). Since Max Webber, it has become customary to join protestism and capitalism=> dvpmt of a spirit of enterprise=> linked to religion and notion of free trade. - Until 18th century=> the country lived in the mercantile system whch means that trade was controled by the gvt through the

- Swami Ramdev : il est un fervent partisan des valeurs culturelles indiennes et se dit fortement anti-occidental ( il a vivement recommandé à ses compatriotes de se servir du coca-cola comme un détergent ménager) et oeuvre pour une «  medicine-free-world », la mèdecine gratuite dans le monde. - Prathap C. Reddy : il a installé le premier hôpital en Inde. Culture - Arundhati Roy : écrivaine, elle dénonce les castes, les clans et la sauvagerie du capitalisme.Elle est également

drew up a People's Charter asking for the extension of the franchise to all the working class, but it wasn't before the Third Reform Bill (1884) that it was obtained for the male workers. FREE TRADE AND THE GREAT EXHIBITION After 1846 England enjoyed a period of economic prosperity, partly because free trade policies took the place of protectionism. This contributed to avoid the revolutionary movements that caused many conflicts all over continental Europe. In 1851 the Great International Exhibition