Political terms

Political forces * Political system: Although Italian politics seems unstable due to the numerous cases involving Berlusconi, the Italian parliamentary democracy is quite strong. Founded in 1946, this political system has known some changes and still meets the vast majority of Italians. We note that the influence of the pope and cardinals of the Roman Catholic Church in Italian politics is evident. Union are present and the protection of the employee is strong. * Major Political objectives:

consensus politics, the leader attempts to gain as much agreement as possible for all political parties for measures he wants to implement like Atlee of MacMillan. Margaret Thatcher had a different approach and in politic of conviction it was mainly like this:”I believe in this, follow me”. She was not a woman for compromise, she had strong opinions. Her first action was to appoint a team that was largely on the same political line as her and to start implementing a basically monetary economic policy. Her

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countries of Europe. Nowadays, regionalism is on the rise in Europe and the regions are very interested in and committed to Europe. Most European countries have experimented with decentralization, according to their constitutional traditions and political empowerment. Lisbon Treaty has taken note of these developments. The rise of regional level in multilevel governance is now widely recognized and the principle of local autonomy is now institutionalized by the European construction, which ended with

harmoniously, both in peace and in war.” Contrary to absolute monarchy where the king detains all the powers, the political influence of the monarch was here limited by a written document called the Constitution. Besides, the monarch acted as the ceremonial head of the state and had to elect a Prime Minister, leader of the largest party and so of the government, who would exercise effective political power. As for the king, he would only undertake key ceremonial duties such as receiving foreign visitors,

potentially ineligible names on the electoral list triggered considerable tension between the presidency and the opposition. The president of the Electoral Commission (from an opposition party) refused to resign, amid opposition claims that this was a political manoeuvre by President Gbagbo to delay the elections (which were scheduled to be held in March). Although the Prime Minister, Guillaume Soro (a former rebel spokesman), removed the disputed names, this was not enough to avert the postponement of

extremely important challenge for the team to capture immediate synergies worth about $ 200 million a year, but also integrated within the centralized structure of CEMEX. Given the size of equipment required, this was a very considerable effort in terms of human resources for the company. Despite these formidable obstacles, the results obtained by CEMEX exceeded initial expectations and during the first three months were captured synergies of $ 40 million and identified additional savings of about

Gramsci1 Fascism is a political ideology that encompassed totalitarianism, state terrorism, imperialism, racism and, in the German case, the most radical genocide of the last century: the Holocaust. Fascism, in its many forms did not hesitate to kill its own citizens as well as its colonial subjects in its search for ideological and political closure. Millions of civilians perished on a global scale during the apogee of fascist ideologies in Europe and beyond. In historical terms, fascism can be defined

1994 Nelson Mandela was trained as a lawyer, and joined the African National Congress in 1944 to aid in its struggle against apartheid. During over 25 years in prison he became the world's most famous political prisoner. After a long campaign of resistance within South Africa and political and economic pressure from without, President F. W. de Klerk ended the government ban on the ANC and freed Mandela in 1990, whereupon*(=sur quoi) he assumed leadership of the organization. He worked tirelessly

especially recommended for developing countries. Today, dollarized economies are far from being isolated. Many countries in Latin America, for example, have resorted to full dollarization in order to put an end to serious economic crises, social, political, as was the case in Argentina, and Ecuador. We will focus initially on issues and principles of dollarization, before seeing a second time the benefits of dollarization. I-Dollarization: Principles and Issues 1-The partial dollarization: