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au cours des semestres suivants. Contrôle continu et examen terminal : 1 épreuve écrite (100%), durée : 2 h. Bibliographie obligatoire : Brochure donnée en début de semestre, à télécharger et à imprimer O’DRISCOLL, James. Britain for Learners of English. Oxford : OUP, 2009. Bibliographie conseillée : JOHN, Peter & LURBE, Pierre. Civilisation britannique. Paris : Hachette supérieur, 2006 (6ème édition) OAKLAND, John. British Civilization. Londres : Routledge, 2006. ABERCROMBIE, Nicholas

Introduction p 3 I. Overview of the sector p 4 II. Sectorial policies p 6 A. Airlines Industry Regulations p 6 B. European Airline Industry Regulations Issues p 7 III. Deregulation and Air France-KLM Case p 12 A. European Union Competition Law p12 B. Air France-KLM Case p 13 Conclusion p 15 Sources p 16 Appendix p 17 INTRODUCTION In order to understand the impact of European policies on local companies, the Airline industry is a very interesting example. Indeed

have a unit demand (i.e., the buy at most one printer) and have the following willingness to pay: 55 companies are willing to pay 100 € for one LaserPrinter; 45 individuals are willing to pay 50 € for one LaserPrinter. The constant marginal cost of producing one LaserPrinter is equal to 10 €. (2 points) What is IBM’s optimal price for the LaserPrinter (supposing that a unique price has to be set, i.e., that IBM is not able to price discriminate)? Compute also IBM’s profit and quantity produced

ANGLAIS | In english law, 3 sources: Common law, statute, EC law. * Common law: law made by judges. Also called case law. * Statute is the legislation. Piece of law that has been voted by the parliament (House of the lords (2 significations, equivalent du Sénat, mais c’est également la plus haute Cour d’Angleterre), house of commons). Statute is more important than Common law, a judge will look at the common law but he will look at statute before. * EC Law: European law. Même valeur

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Relations in between Czech Republic and European Union Entrance of the Czech Republic in the European Union The Czech Republic is a young member of EU. On October 4, 1993, the Czech Republic and the EU signed an Association Agreement which comes into force on 1 February 1996. And after negotiations began in 1998, the Czech Republic joins the European Union by referendum dated 14 June 2003, 77.3% of Czech voters (with a stake of 55.21%) approved the accession on May 1, 2004. Finally they joined

idea of a United Ireland and wanted Northern Ireland to stay a British territory. To act against the IRA, he founded the Ulster Special Constabulary , in 1920; a military police composed of Unionists and Protestants, and re-formed the Ulster Volunteers Forces . Thus, he was elected as a Member of Parliament for the Unionist Party, then Minister of Agriculture, and of Commerce and Production. His contribution to the British victory during the World War II allowed him to become Prime Minister of Northern

Name: Cobden First name: Richard Dates: 1804-1865, he died of an acute attack of bronchitis. Nationality: English XIXeme Private life: Richard Cobden was born in Heyshott on 3rd June, 1804. He had eleven brothers and sisters and spent his early life in extreme poverty. His father was a small farmer. Richard was sent to an uncle in Yorkshire where he was treated very badly. He received very little formal schooling and at the age of fourteen became a clerk in the textile industry. Public

after all. This is the first day of a new month, it is the start of a new era though, in terms of Britain’s relations with the European Union, no longer will British officials be marching into buildings like this to have their say over day-to-day business or future policy of the European Union. In terms of recognizing that moment, I think it is fair to say that Brussels has done very little significant, very few ceremonial moments to speak of. We can show you however one or

II. Historic Evolution of Costa Rican Democracy A. The Longing for Participative Democracy. B. Costa Rican Democracy of the Second Republic. C. The Aborted Introduction of Public Consultations in 1949. D. Introduction of a Mandatory National Plebiscite on New Provinces E. The Need for a Democratic Makeover. III. Introduction of Direct Democracy Procedures A. The Players B. The Procedure Leading to the 2003 Reform C. The Recent Introduction of Direct Democracy Instruments