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therefore the ban (be it through direct coercion or indirect socio-economic means) and surveillance of populations abroad through a monopolization of the legitimate means of circulation of the population (Torpey 1998), and the exportation of the monopoly of legitimate violence through secret security agencies. A third relationship is the promotion abroad of an ‘‘official national identity’’ toward ‘‘domestic’’ populations abroad, constructed as ‘‘friendly’’ to the state, through cultural centers and

domination, power, symbolic violence, etc. the nature of these concepts, in particular that of symbolic violence, gives however politics an ambiguous status because of their inadequacy for constructing a theory of the state founded on the exercise of the monopoly of physical violence. Exercised by everyone, in both the public and the private sphères, symbotic violence charactérizes an infrastate situation. Stemming front anthropological research undertaken in Kabylie (Àlgeria), it contradicts field theory

communication and the penetration of this market. Besides, this report revealed that the demand concerning Mexican products is growing significantly and it is an important opportunity for Taco Bell. Besides, the company will have the advantage to have the monopoly of this specific fast-food market because it will be the only Mexican fast-food in France. 9. Bibliography Web sites: Taco Bell, (n.d), facts, available at: http://www.tacobell.com/, accessed December 8, 2009 Taco Bell in France

diffuser leurs offres auprès des clients ont plutôt eu tendance à rendre leurs signataires mécontents. Mais Zebank ne voulait pas en rester là. Elle tente une nouvelle offensive en lançant une nouvelle campagne promotionnelle à travers les marques MONOPOLY et McDonald pour conquérir de nouveaux clients. Mais ce fut un échec. Neuf mois après ses débuts et alors que ses ventes se portent bien, les actionnaires de Zebank décident de ne plus soutenir ce projet de "première banque en ligne". Cette décision

Political Science, Vol. 1, n° 1, 2001, pp. 10-13. Gideon Baker, Civil Society and Democratic Theory: Alternative Voices, Routledge, 2002. Abubakar Momoh et Said Adejumobi, The Nigerian Military and the Crisis of Democratic Transition: a Study in the Monopoly of Power, Lagos, Civil Liberties Organisation, 1999. Cédric Mayrargue, « Les élites politiques béninoises au temps du renouveau démocratique : entre continuité et changement », in Jean-Pascal Daloz (dir.), Le (non) renouvellement des élites en

Validity of the Inflation-Induced Lag of Wages Behind Prices, American Economic Review, Vol. 50 (mars), pp43-66 • 1961, Some Economics of Property, RAND D-2316, Santa Monica, CA • 1962, o a. avec Reuben A. Kessel, Competition, Monopoly, and the Pursuit of Money, In: Aspects of Labor Economics, New York: National Bureau of Economic Research, pp157-175 ▪ Repris en 1980, In: Ronald Coase et Merton H. Miller, dir., Essays in applied price theory by Reuben A. Kessel

États européens réclament la réciprocité et se font ainsi les meilleurs alliés de la Commission pour pousser à l’ouverture totale du marché anciennement réservé aux monopoles publics, avec un discours légitime : « Pas de monopole à l’intérieur et de monopoly à l’extérieur ! » ; • Les entreprises publiques appauvries et endettées n’ont plus les moyens d’investir dans la modernisation de leur outil national ; • Les gouvernements constatent l’inefficacité des services publics et appellent à leur privatisation

intended to use. In addition, three major cement companies left the association in the first months, weakening the already weak monopoly position120. Its market share amounted to ½ of UK production. In the first few years, APCM did not grow, however, it replaced part of its capital and its profits increased for the first seven years. It did not enjoy the hoped monopoly power, and despite falling cement prices, new works were being created in Britain. By 1911, its market share was reduced to one third

Although, the media in Mexico were not censored as heavily as in some authoritarian countries, it was well known that they were generally influenced by the government in various ways, ranging from government advertising and paid columns, a near-monopoly of newsprint, to physical intimidation and murder.40 Nonetheless, the above described reforms, especially the IFE, as a new electoral and media controlling organ41, facilitated the development towards an untainted, free media, as well as the initiatives