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culture one could argue that this is not a new perspective. It is consensus in cross cultural theory that culture is not inherited by individuals as they are not born with cultural values. Belonging to different social groups like the family or the school etc. individuals are learning from and assimilating to the given group value systems. In other words any person acquires culture through its individual and unique socialization process that begins with birth. According to Hofstede (1997, p. 5) individuals

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them is biology and biological sciences, which is related to the Centre for Molecular Design. 3. The Centre for Molecular Design Formed in 1993, the Centre's purpose is to provide a facility for research in molecular design; used by several schools across the University, it gathers many resources and knowledge. Working on theoretical and practical aspects, research applications are mostly used in the pharmaceutical area. The industry and Research Councils are direct partners to the Centre with

lecteurs maîtrisent la langue de l’extrait. On n'a alors qu’à mettre le passage cité en italique et entre guillemets (« »). Exemple : On doit examiner les facteurs qui déterminent les structures institutionnelles : « The Canadian focus on both high-school and university students undoubtedly reflects the fact that the latter educational route is far more common, and therefore less elitist, in Canada. » (Juhnke, 1997, p. 170) 2. Langue originale qui ne peut pas être comprise par les lecteurs On

midnight. He acts as if his absence is normal, as if his father knows full well that he has basketball practice every week on a Tuesday evening. However, it is just a bluff as no one plays basketball until after midnight – especially when they have school the next day. When Oliver questions this Benjamin justifies his prolonged absence by saying her went for a hamburger – and he tries to make out that this is perfectly normal, implying that Oliver is making a fuss about nothing, although of course

religion in the school and on Islamic Religious Teaching (IRT). Two different positions show up in this debate: one supporting a kind of laicism respectufl with religious diversity, and another lay movement to take religion out of the school. In spite of the legal right of muslim community, stablished from 1992 in the Agreements of Cooperation between the State and the Islamic Commission of Spain, it will be necessary to wait for to 2005 for I.R.T. classes to become effective in some Independent Communities

sports and cultural activities throughout summertime; supplying a Tangier high school with a model class for language learning using modern technological devices; giving out highly visible raincoats to students of schools in several duars nearby the Port to shield them from the wind and cold, while raising their awareness to road dangers; organizing school transportation for students living in villages far away from school; giving out medical equipments for disabled children; and sponsoring tournaments

the children, cook and clean. Upper class women had servants to do the chores and nannies to take care of the children, but their role was limited to overseeing the smooth running of the household and being a good hostess and wife. If women went to school, they were taught just the basics, along with the arts of homemaking such as sewing, cooking and good manners. Until relatively recently, women were thought to be less intelligent and so, few went on to college. In many parts of the world today the

ARTICLE IN PRESS European Economic Review ] (]]]]) ]]]–]]] Contents lists available at ScienceDirect European Economic Review journal homepage: www.elsevier.com/locate/eer Cross-border mergers and strategic alliances Larry D. Qiu à School of Economics and Finance, The University of Hong Kong, Pokfulam Road, Hong Kong a r t i c l e in fo Article history: Received 5 February 2008 Accepted 30 December 2009 JEL classification: F12 F23 Keywords: Cross-border strategic alliances Cross-border