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passage such as the initiation of young people, marriages, funerals…, and for festivals –in which the use of masks was associated to noise, clamour and colour often to drive away the forces of darkness and to open the way to the spirits of light Masks in the theatre Theatre masks can be traced back to the Ancient Greeks. Traditionally theatrical masks were associated with festivals linked to religious worship in honour of Dionysus. Dionysus was the great Olympian god of wine and festivity, pleasure

------------------------------------------------- Introduction Lollipops is a French brand of fancy fashion accessories created in 1994 by two young dynamic executives: Yann Ducarouge and Marjorie Mathieu. He’s the commercial and she’s the designer. In France, the market of fancy fashion accessories is a real niche and Lollipops has a monopolistic position. Nowadays, Lollipops products are sold in 1OO shops under “Lollipops”, 12OO multi brand shops worldwide and online. To explain this phenomenon, I will cover

organized into three geographic divisions: Levi Strauss Americas (LSA), based in the San Francisco headquarters; Levi Strauss Europe, Middle East and Africa (LSEMA), based in Brussels; and Asia Pacific Division (APD), based in Singapore. The company employs a staff of approximately 10,500 people worldwide, and owns and develops a few brands. Levi's, the main brand, was founded in 1873 in San Francisco, specializing in riveted denim jeans and different lines of casual and street fashion.[2] From

> Britain’s island position > fundamental importance of the sea in British history: In terms of: > climate: temperate (average 8°C – 11°C) and rainy, but with some variations. In the NW: 3,810mm – 4 5081mm; in the SW: 550mm > economy: > fishing ports (Scotland, Humberside, east coast) > exportation > shipbuilding (Hull, Liverpool, Newcastle, Glasgow, Belfast) > seaside resorts (Blackpool in the north, Brighton in the south > politics: no invasion since 1066 (Normans under

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Alcohol and drug abuse in the workplace in France Abstract This study explored alcohol and drug abuses in the workplace in France. In fact, alcohol and drug consumption in the workplace make itself commonplace. It’s not a minor business problem and it’s a really risk to the company and its employees. Its affects both white collar and blue collar employees and both sexes. Most companies have developed approaches for dealing with this problem, this dilemma. Given the scope of this problem, it’s

Survey of the European Management Consultancy Market 2007/2008 Introduction by the FEACO Chairman Europe is faced with many challenges: the conversion from a mass production based economy to a knowledge based economy, the emergence of large, competing, economic centres, institutional and cultural difficulties in the construction of the EU, etc. At the same time Europe is rapidly developing: economic integration and further expansion to Central and Eastern European counties, the Europeanisation

purposes (buts) in order to insure domestic tranquillity. 1950 – 1959 -> European Coal and Steel Community (France, Germany, Belgium, Italy, Luxembourg, The Nederlands) Treaty of Paris 1973 -> Denmark, Ireland and the United Kingdom joined ECSC 1981 -> Greece 1986 -> Spain and Portugal In 1991, political transformations in the European continent (fall of the Berlin Wall), reunification of Germany. It means an advent of democracy in central and Eastern Europe. Maastricht treaty in December 1991

failure of multiculturalism in Germany, the debate on the French national identity launched by Nicolas Sarkozy, henceforth it is David Cameron who gave a speech in Munich at the security conference about Muslim integration and British values. Europe seems to be hit by concerns about immigration and integration. Since the attacks in the subway in London in July 2005, Great Britain feels very concerned about extremist islam, and these recents statements mark an important swift in the british policy towards