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globalized. Financial move- ments, transports, means of communica- tion facilitate the emergence of this phenomenon. Nevertheless, globalization is not without consequences on the local populations who perceive this evolution as a threat for their identity and their culture. Through the creation or resurgence of an offer of foodstuffs, and more particularly through a world and plethoric offer of local colas, the consumer is showing resistance and refuses to standardize

the consumer. Other decisions are fairly routine and require little effort. In general, consumers face four types of purchase decisions: “ • Minor New Purchases – these purchases represent something new to a consumer but in the customer’s mind is not a very important purchase in terms of need, money or other reason (e.g., status within a group). • Minor Re-Purchases – these are the most routine of all purchases and often the consumer returns to purchase the same product without giving much thought

butterfly in flame Kilmer, Nicholas. Scottsdale, AZ : Poisoned Pen Press, c2010. KILMER MYS Buzz : a year of paying attention Ellison, Katherine, 1957- New York : Voice/Hyperion, c2010. 618.928589092 ELLISON C Street : The fundamentalist threat to American democracy Sharlet, Jeff. New York : Little, Brown and Co., c2010. 322.10973 SHARLET Caesars' wives : sex, power, and politics in the Roman Empire Freisenbruch, Annelise, 1977- New York : Free Press, c2010. 937.060922 FREISEN

parts, lectures and an option each semester, and sit all the required exams. Cours Magistral ORGANISATION Cours Magistral (CM) : 2 h hebdomadaire. Chaque équipe d’enseignants assure un bloc de 12 heures (2 x 6 h) sur les thèmes suivants : Minor / Major ; Mineur/majeur Christine REYNIER et Claudine RAYNAUD Ce cours a pour objet d’introduire le genre de la nouvelle d’un point de vue historique et formel, de le situer dans le contexte de l’œuvre de l’écrivain et dans son contexte éditorial

his guidance in supervising this dissertation and for encouraging us to apply for the scholarship that enabled us to carry out this thesis. We would also like to thank the Swedish Development and Co-operation Agency (Sida), who provided us with a Minor Field Studies (MFS) scholarship that made this thesis possible. The scholarship enabled us to carry out our investigation for nine weeks in Hanoi, the capital of Vietnam. We would like to give our utmost thank to our supervisor in Vietnam, Per Brekke

is the funding. That’s about it really for today, except dealing with mails I suppose you have a lot of emails to deal with in a day? Emails yes, hmm ... around about 50 a day. Today, there have been some about invoicing, some about funding, a few minor problems to deal with, as well as contact with our users. There is one from Brazil I have had to deal with quickly. A member of staff is leaving the company over there and when that happens we have to react quickly to make sure that all access is shut

communications systems for society and the global economy is intensifying with the increasing value and quantity of data that is transmitted and stored on those systems. At the same time those systems and data are also increasingly vulnerable to a variety of threats, such as unauthorised access and use, misappropriation, alteration, and destruction. The confidentiality of information that cryptography can provide is useful not only for the legitimate purposes of preventing information crimes (e.g. the theft

knowledge and additional medicines in this highly competitive industry. However, Pfizer has relied on old blockbusters, while many of its patents, among which Lipitor’s, are reaching their expiration date (2011 for Lipitor). Pfizer is therefore under the threat of an increased competition from generics. This is why the group has turn to new markets in emerging countries and to take advantage of a new growth segment: biotechnologies. Pfizer has therefore oriented its strategy towards this goal in 2005, engaging

the focus of the ex post phase is from the moment the contracts are signed till approximately 3 years after the acquisition. The key concept definitions mark the end of the conceptual research design, the next section (chapter 3 – chapter 6) threats the literature overview. This resource evolves around the selection of a suitable integration strategy. Therefore, a description of the integration strategies in the next chapter is the starting point of the literature overview. 19 3 Integration

Even those who were ....................................... injured had to wait hours before being treated. Dozens of people, although not physically injured, were ....................................... and had to be hospitalised. went off • threat • risk • scared • survival Because of the constant terrorist ....................................... , people were very ....................................... . Taking public transport was a huge ....................................... ; they knew