French Theory

on empirical and theoretical grounds, and on grounds of scientific parsimony. In addition, the author contends that JMSG’s critique of the Minimalist approach to CS rests on conceptually significant misreadings of published research in CS and in the theory of syntax, and that JMSG fail to motivate their central claim, namely, that a Minimalist approach to CS cannot succeed without incorporating the ML construct. It is further shown that an analysis of the CS facts which JMSG consider as their test case

My meaning of the statement of Mary Parker Follett To rightly explain the meaning of this statement, the words have to be defined as they give all the significance. First, as Grey (2009) underlined it, the etymology of to manage comes from the French ménager and the Italian maneggiare. Both have the same Latin origin, the word manus, “hand” in English, and both basically means to handle. One is in a household context while the other is about horse handling. Grey (2009) added that this origin gives

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which is “the minority group's adoption of the cultural patterns of the host society”4. Assimilationist theory strongly relates to the idea of national identity. Assimilationists suggest that if a society makes the effort to incorporate immigrants into the mainstream, immigrants will then reciprocally adopt new customs. Through this process, national unity is maintained. Proponents of this theory do not support initiatives that give special privileges to minorities at the expense of the majority, arguing

very important, everyone still have the right of his own opinions and also the society is expecting them to reflect those. French people hope for a better quality of life and also for a higher standard of living than their parents. However, French individualism “has a very different quality (Hampden-turner and Trompenaars), compared to the United-states for example. Indeed, French individualism is horizontal, that is to say autonomous self is valued, but each individual is more or less equal in status

Jean-Marc Suret (Université Laval, Sainte Foy) et de l’assistance de Stephan Smith (CIRANO, Montréal) dans la mise en place et le traitement des données. -1- CHOIX DE FINANCEMENT ET RATIO - CIBLE : LE CAS FRANÇAIS Résumé Suivant Fama et French (1997), Opler et Titman (1996) et, dans une certaine mesure, ShyamSunder et Myers (1999), le ratio-cible d'endettement joue un rôle majeur dans les choix de financement des entreprises, ce que semblent confirmer les études sur le terrain auprès des

would be provoked by state actors afraid of a loss of sovereignty in the high politics area. Facing the undeniable development of this political co-operation that started with the European Political Cooperation (EPC) and led to the CFSP, the realist theory is weak. To explain policies’ emergence, they state that these are the result of a convergence of member states’ interests but they remain powerless when it comes to explain how these multiple interests converged. This is only with the recent development

creation. We hope to thus reflect more broadly on the relationship between conflict and dramaturgy in early modern French and British theatre. This conference-festival is part of an ANR-AGON project on disputes (“Early modern disputes: cases, quarrels, controversies, and creation”) and a continuation of conference-festivals, starting with “Recognition scenes in 16th-18th c. French and British theatre” at the IRCL in Montpellier. The papers will be published in the new peer-reviewed online journal

opposes to try and bring an answer to this issue: Creole languages emerged independently the one from the others, and similarities are due to rules of Universal Grammar and children second language acquisition as claimed by Bickerton. (polygenesis theory). Or all pidgins and creoles emerged from a single proto-pidgin and then diversified, regarding the other languages which it came into contact with. (Monogenesis/ Relexification) 1. The polygenetic hypothesis Creole as a nativised pidgin

habit of obedience”. After we have seen that law exists in the human society, we will tackle the pertinent question of, ‘how law actually appeared in society?’ “… As long as Robinson leads a solitary life, he has little to do with laws”, said a French legal author (Terré, p7) and indeed a solitary individual requires nothing more than habits to regulate his behaviour, so as to maximise his limited supply of mental and physical energy. However, as Robinson meets Friday a new behaviour regulating