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note that at the time the release of Saura’s “Carmen”, Spain was in a deep fascist political regime under the reign of Francisco Franco (1939 – 1975). Saura was always against this political regime, and was quoted to have said “I believe that when Franco was still alive, I had a moral obligation - more for myself than for society - to do everything that was possible within my form of work to help change the political system as quickly as possible." Under the Franco regime, women were not allowed to

banks in the world. INTERNAL ANALYSIS ← At first, it seems important to make a SWOT analysis. Opportunities: • A well-known bank with a strong reputation, particularly thanks to the different assessments of rating agencies, but also in terms of net results. In addition, resistance to the vagaries of banking market is proven, with a positive result in 2008 despite the collapse of many banks and large deficits of several French banks during this crisis period. • Baudouin Prot, CEO of

a major impact on a firm's behaviour. For example:                - higher interest rates may deter investment because it costs more to borrow                - a strong currency may make exporting more difficult because it may raise the price in terms of foreign currency                - inflation may provoke higher wage demands from employees and raise costs                - higher national income growth may boost demand for a firm's products Point PESTEL http://www.oup.com/uk/orc/bin/9780199296378/01student/additional/page_12

Kish Khemani Risk management is emerging as a key Focus area lor corporations, especially in terms ol the extended supply chain. Traditionally, commodity-price liuetuations and supply disruption have been the two top-ol-mind risk concerns lor supply management people. But as they take on expanded responsibilities For global sourcing, these proFessionals are also increasingly required to manage risk in terms oF brand, reputation, and ethical sourcing. Recent corporate history sbows a number oF instances

of a large number of factors. Internal factors: 3 main elements can be identified: UK insularity (fact it's an island); status as a former colonial power; its Constitution. The UK's insularity Geographical notion. Both political and psychological consequences. It protected it from invasion in 1066 (Norman invasion). Contributed to its independence. On the contrary, continental states have experienced many invasions, and as a consequence these nations saw EU unity as a necessity

The globalization is a shift caused by the liberal revival, and the triumph of market economics. In terms of the economic theory, there is a kind of revenge on the liberal interventionism. In terms of public policies, orientation that has emerged is that all areas are subject to the Market law. Even the social protection systems are increasingly affected by market regulation. In terms of the business world, the liberal evolution is manifested by the corporate governance that reflects a

is a incontournable destination for implantation. His important consumer population for goods and services show it’s a booster market in Asia. Situation economic With an annual growth around 8% Vietnam is the second economy of the world in terms of speed growth. In the same time foreign investments are tripled. Production information technology and high-tech industry form the most important part of national economy which rapidly grew. Vietnam is the third petrol producer in the south of east

censored, so they have been rarely studied in detail. But these two phenomenons represent significant aspects of the modern culture and they had a key role in the development of advertising techniques in the luxury sector. Giving a definition of the two terms is not simple, as it implies considering material and immaterial elements that change from culture to culture and evolve throughout time. We will now try to define these two concepts and to understand the subtle boundary between them. 1.1 - Eroticism

conquered by Mongols in 1279, it hasn’t seen its connections weakened, but strengthened. There are many important changes in the Indian Ocean trade between 10th and 15th centuries, as well as in the political, religious and artistic relations. We speak about Muslims’ influence in India at a political and social level (Turkish sultanate of Delhi conquered Guajarat). At the same time they imposed their religion in the Indonesian Archipelago and important events are taking place in the Christian half

the Moroccan homeland, the country in which their fathers had lived even before the advent of Islam, along with faithfulness to its language, society and royal palace. At the same time, the Jews preserved their Jewish identity, not just in religious terms, but with regard to ethnicity and culture as well, and this brought along with it a hidden emotional connection to the state of Israel and a certain pride in its successes. Along with these two national and ethnic loyalties, the Jews of Morocco continued