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prejudicies and willfull stubbornes.on February 10th, 1840. Only three years taking the trone , Victoria took her first vow and married her cousin, Prince Albert. Due to the industrial revolution, the victorian area is symbolised by huge socials and economics changes . Since 1876, she is imperess of India. Thanks to her, Great Britain is conquering lots of territories all around the world. Nevertheless , we saw that the population is suffering a lot due to bad living conditions cause of the ignorance

positioning on the worldwide market and then we will propose the development of other products and services, the strategies and the methods to be used to penetrate the growth markets and we will also discuss on the aspects cultural, political and economic which will influence our strategies. We will see how it is necessary to make to develop these products and services with the international level, we will determine the forces and the weak ones of our strategies and we determine the various methods

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plus dure, avec une solidarité sociale plus faible. En revanche, les exemples suédois et néerlandais sont rarement mis en avant. Pourtant, de l’avis de tous les observateurs, dans les pays nordiques, les politiques d’aides actives à l’emploi (Active Labour Market Policies), par la formation, le suivi des carrières, l’aide à la reconversion, se sont montrées extrêmement efficaces. Au total, le biais en faveur du statu quo n’est pas incontournable. La distribution des avantages et des inconvénients des

companies to report on social and environmental issues. France is also characterised by large social movements, often involved in strongly conflictual relations with the State and employers; this explains 1 to a certain extent the prominence of labour issues in French CSR. It must also be said that there exists a general mistrust towards the idea that the private sector can provide for the public good; this in turn has consequences in the way CSR is communicated to the public (Beaujolin & Capron

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linked to the good governance of cities, in the context of environmental change, for example. As cities grow, this governance dilemma develops, and urban management assumes an increasing importance. The fact that cities are important engines for economic and social development offering housing, employment, and services, and being essential centres of productivity has made them one of one of the first priorities for the nations. Indeed, « for better or for worse, the development of contemporary societies

may also include certain brands whose names are associated with luxury, high price or high quality, though few, if any, of their goods are currently considered luxury goods or are perceived to be status symbols. Luxury goods are very sensitive to economic upturns and downturns, have high prices and profits, and are very tightly controlled. For example since the 1980s, the Gucci brand is now largely sold in directly-owned stores in order to licence the brand widely. LVMH (Louis Vuitton Moet Hennessy)

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