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Enlightenment theory of happiness was an expression of public good or the public welfare, of the le contentement des gens », a déclaré John Ralston Saul, un philosophe politique canadien. contentment of people”, said John Ralston Saul, a Canadian political philosopher. Et, at-il ajouté, cela ne pouvait être And, he added, this could not be plus loin "des 20 further from “the 20 e th siècle, l'idée-que vous devriez sourire parce que vous êtes à Disneyland. " –century idea that you should smile because

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maintained its value in terms of real purchasing power in the very long run in the US, Britain, France, Germany and Japan. Despite price fluctuations gold has consistently reverted to its historic purchasing power parity with other commodities and intermediate products. In all five countries the purchasing power of gold substantially increased after the abolition of dollar convertibility in 1971 but has since reverted to an historic mean. Gold has not necessarily held its value in terms of purchasing power

it’s made by tankers from Total. Actually it’s the sector in crisis in Europe. Chemistry: the chemistry is represented in two groups which are the basic chemistry and the speciality chemistry. Mc Kinsey matrix: thanks to the technological advances in terms of oil exploration and production on the one hand, and in term of new energies on the other hand, upstream is the strategic field of activity which represents the best asset of Total. o o o Downstream is less well located in the McKinsey

accession of Algeria to the world trade organization). Algeria economy is experiencing a rapid growth; this growth was led by the hydrocarbons industry, which is highly cyclical in the current high price ceiling for oil and natural gas. Under political stability, the president Boutaflika is pursuing a strategy to reduce the level of unemployment by attracting direct foreign investment in manner to create jobs and to assist the economic development in Algeria. In a 2007 survey of business conditions

modern cinema as time-image, other discourses that opposed such a reading are deceived in Deleuze’s texts. Namely, the arguments sustained by Pasolini and Debord in resistance to the works of Godard. Godard’s practice is really what is at stake in terms of the différend that spirals out of Pasolini, Debord and Deleuze’s discussion of modern cinema. It is in this respect that the différend is based on the textual as well as the visual. For better or worse, I believe Godard attains the position of

the second worldwide leader in energy, it is also the biggest utility company in the world in term of turnover. It is quite difficult to understand if it is a real merger or not. Indeed, on the juridical level, Gaz de France take over Suez; on a political level, they talk about a merger between equal groups. But we know that it is very difficult to find companies with really the same level. So in practice, it seems considering the real power of the two groups, the managerial scheme after the merger

outside • take care of the different charities they have to manage, Queen patronizes 600 charities, about 120 million pounds, e.g. Charles’ foundations ( dignified part/role (mediatic ??? role of the Crown) vs. efficient part/role (Parliament, political actions) Future of monarchy OPPONENTS SAY: • huge costs • really questioned after the oil crisis and when Margaret Thatcher was empowered (1970/1980) • reaction of the Queen: • new creature Diana, 1981 marriage: glamorous+

indicate that the absolute number of the poor has fallen only in Asia and risen elsewhere and that the total number of people living under US$2 per day has actually increased worldwide. In particular, poverty has increased significantly in Africa in terms of both incidence and depth. Along with these changes and trends a couple of critical questions have been and continue to be raised about poverty and inequality: 1) Are rapid economic growth and more equitable distributions of income compatible or

open to a new way of consuming (even-though they might not want to lose their comfort). Electricity is again the answer as it is cleaner especially when produced with nuclear, and hydro energy. The third influence linked to the second, is the political action that result from the public awareness of environmental issues. Countries have engaged themselves to decrease their emission of carbon through the Kyoto agreements and now need to keep their word by promoting new energies. This is the reason