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‘Deconstitutionalized’ (Unentrenched) Provisions 14 3.3 Provincial Legislation: 2 Examples 14 a. ‘Deconstitutionalized’ (Unentrenched) Provisions 14 b. Quebec Charter of Human Rights and Freedoms 15 3.4. Constitutional Conventions 16 a. Definition and Examples 16 *Re Resolution to Amend the Constitution, [1981] 1 R.C.S. 753 17 *Quebec Veto Reference [1982] 2 S.C.R. 793 20 3.5. Common law and the Royal Prerogative 21 *Liquidators of the Maritime Bank

Sweden is known to have good labour conditions and it is interesting to see if these are transferred through the Swedish companies. To investigate the labour situation in Vietnam, we have also conducted interviews with people working on these issues at ministries, UN organisations and representatives for trade unions. Nyckelord Keyword Comparative advantages, Development, Investments, Labour conditions, Poverty, Social dumping, Trade, Vietnam. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS First we would like to thank our supervisor

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of America: the American flag, the Statue of Liberty and the Empire State Building… The Empire State Building is shown entirely, while we can see only the top part of the Statue of Liberty, seen from a low angle… As for the American flag, which seems to be flapping in the wind, we see mainly the red and white stripes and only one white star on a blue background… At first sight, we may be surprised (tricked / fooled / misled) by the trompe-l’œil effect, which is deceptive, but then we realize that it

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oldest communities of Poles abroad in Europe. Indeed, if France doesn’t belong to the countries which have the most important polish community nowadays, the country has a long tradition of migrations from Poland. This can be explained by the age-olded cultural, political and economic contacts that the both countries maintained during the history. In spite of everything, the first movements of migrations from Poland to France began only in the XIXth century. Since the beginning, that’s 179 years

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