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] Between one-fifth and one-third of young people from Muslim backgrounds in France regularly say they are not islamic believers. [ ] Further, such youths are shown to know little about islamic doctrines and often react negatively to dietary, sexual and other restrictions associated with such doctrines. Despite such negativity and low rates ok knowledge and observance, the majority of young people nevertheless described themselves as Muslims. This is a new kind of attachment that [hom] describes

Complaining about What is scarring people in these days is the possibility of cloning discoveries. At this point the question is: how this discovery will affect our society? And what is the scientists goal?. We all are worried about this discovery because what come out from scientists it is not really reassuring. Even scientists don’t know what will be the long- term’s effects of “playing” with genes if they might have bad results on patient's descendants. Moreover, by altering the natural course

Sahara………………………...47 PART THREE I- The American perspective……………………………………..51 II-The Moroccan perspective…………………………………….54 Conclusion ……………………………………………………....55 References………………………………………………………..57 Introduction In this humble monograph, I am going to tackle three main parts. All of them go hand in hand to determine the framework of this research. The purpose of this paper is to describe and analyse the Moroccan- American FTA. As far as the first part is concerned, it

Tricon Global Restaurants, Inc., the world’s largest restaurant company with revenues in excess of $22 billion. In May of 2002, Tricon Global Restaurants, Inc. changed its name to Yum! Brands, Inc., after acquiring Long John Silver's and A&W All-American Food Restaurants. At the end of 2005, Taco Bell® system sales reached $1.8 billion in company and $4.4 billion in franchise sales. Taco Bell® employs more than 143,000 people in company-operated and franchised units, and corporate offices across

A problem in American Institutional and Intellectual Life, Stanley M. Elkins analyse l’histoire de l’esclavage en Amérique latine et arrive à la conclusion que : “It was the fluidity that permitted a transition from slavery to freedom that was smooth, organic continuing (…) All such rights and opportunities existed before the abolition of slavery; and thus we may note it as no paradox that emancipation, when it finally did take place, was brought about in all these Latin American countries without

“Capitalist economies are money economies; they revolve around buying and selling. […] a financial economy arises […] not always connected to the world of production.” (Fred Magdoff and Michael D.Yates, 2009, The ABCs of the economic crisis page 21). Society needs goods and services to survive. In finance, nothing tangible is produced. “Making profits […] is the driving force of capitalism.” (Magdoff and Yates, 2009). Besides, capitalism seems to be based on false assumptions: signals of the market are

namely: – Is it a religious uprising or a political contest for power? – How does it express a social revolt? – How indicative is it of a radicalization of the patterns of protest of the Muslims in Northern Nigeria? A fieldwork study shows that Boko Haram is not so much political because it wants to reform the society, but mainly because it reveals the intrigues of a weak government and the fears of a nation in the making. Otherwise, the radicalization of Islam cannot be limited to terrorism and it

there are rules to be known before establishing there. First of all, it is necessary to know that the country does not deliver tourism visas. The only foreigners admitted in the Kingdom are the businessmen (including the migrant workers) or the Muslims making the pilgrimage in Mecca. It is nevertheless possible to get a “visa of visit” for the families of the foreigners living in the country. Let us see positive points and negatives from a social point of view. Positive aspects: * In a general

Britain recognized Afghanistan as an independent state. The day of the Treaty is now the Afghan independence day. King Amanullah was a very progressive king. He set up some international relations, oblige the school for women and abolish the traditional Muslim veil. Due to those progressive measures, he is forced to abdicate in 1929. King Nadir Shah and King Zahir Shah -6- The political economy of Afghanistan After some political fights, it is the prince Mohammed Nadir Khan, a cousin of Amanullah

in many cases, far more than U.S. investment outward. Americans are thus becoming more sensitive to what they perceive as a lack of control over their own country's business. Things look very different from the perspective of Americans employed at a subsidiary of an overseas MNC. Interdependence takes on a new meaning when people "over there" are calling the shots regarding strategy, expectations, products, and personnel. Often, Americans' resentment about different ways of doing business by "foreign"