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quotidien, Marie-Monique Robin offers us the third chapter of her trilogy, an encouraging study of agroecology and the solutions to our planet’s food crisis. While reminding us that one sixth of humanity still goes hungry today, and analysing the reasons for this, her film demonstrates that the situation is far from irrevocable, so long as we’re prepared to modify the current agricultural paradigm and rethink our management and organisation of the food chain. diFFusion rentrÉe 2012 10 investigation

themselves and ensuring men attend mosque prayers, are turning to a new target: cats and dogs. The police, known as the *****wa, have banned the sale of the pets, seen as a sign of Western influence. The prohibition on dogs may be less of a surprise, since conservative Muslims despise dogs as unclean. But the cat ban befuddled many, since Islamic tradition holds that the Prophet Muhammad loved cats — and even let a cat drink from his ablutions water before washing himself for prayers. The decree

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Technologies for agricultural development and food value chains [pic] Summary Introduction 2 I. What are ICTs? 4 I. 1. An infinite number of technologies and association of technologies 4 I. 2. Different ways of communicating using ICT 6 II. How to apply ICTs in development projects 9 in agriculture and food value chains? 9 II. 1. Case analysis in agricultural development and value chains 9 II. 2. How to choose the best suited technology for your project? 16

nationalities. The enterprise chosen for our study is Honda Brest. Progress on what will be the eventual report has been very slow due to issues within the group for the past few weeks but it is now on a rapid increase. Only 3 of the people in our group speak fluent French so only they could conduct interviews. We had a interview with Franck Oppermann, son of Pierre Oppermann (founder of Honda Brest) on the 22nd November, 2010, two of our group members went for another brief interview but with

well known, and has been especially influential in Britain, from the suture theories of Screen in the 1970s to the feminist explorations indebted especially to the concepts of fantasy and identification. The Lacan who served as a point of reference for these theories, however, was the Lacan before the break; and it is only in French film theory over the last decade that a shift has occurred which corresponds (and has perhaps been directly indebted) to the late turn in Lacanian teaching; a turn that