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opinions publiques 9 dans un contexte politique et culturel dominé par le référent islamique, et exacerbé par le retour de la domination étrangère. 4. Alexander T. J. Lennon, The Battle for Hearts and Minds, Using Soft Power to Undermine Terrorist Networks, Cambridge, The MIT Press, 2003. 5. M. Lynch, « Taking Arabs seriously », Foreign Affairs, septembre-octobre 2003, vol. 82, n° 5. 6. Ce qui a été enfin reconnu par le secrétaire d’État américain, Condoleezza Rice, lors de son discours à l’Université

Cambridge University Press 0521771587 - The Cambridge Companion to Sam Shepard Edited by Matthew Roudane Excerpt More information ´ MATTHEW ROUDANE Introduction Sam Shepard conferred upon the American stage its postmodernity in the 1960s. Of course he was not the only one to do so, but he interjected a youthful, exuberant, and experimental voice that extended our appreciation of a postmodern aesthetic. In the 2000s, Shepard continues experimenting with dramatic form and structure. He traverses

Cette supposition ouvre un champ d’étude où la position privilégiée des entreprises, sans être considérée comme dominante, est reconnue pour être contraignante pour l’État. Dans l’ouvrage American Business and Political Power, le chapitre 7 (Structural Sources of Business Power) rédigé par Mark A. Smith, étaye les deux principaux arguments amenés par cette «école». D’un côté, on y retrouve la supposition la plus généralement acceptée selon laquelle les élus prennent des décisions pouvant affecter

internationales, Paris, Presses de Sciences Po et Josepha Laroche [2000], Politique internationale, 2e édition, Paris, LGDJ. 3 Robert Gilpin [2001], Global Political Economy. Understanding the International Economic Order, Princeton, Princeton University Press. 3 s’attachant aux notions-clés de la discipline : l’hégémonie et les régimes internationaux. Enfin le texte conclut sur les orientations actuelles de la recherche. L’Economie politique internationale : une approche et une problématique L’économie

Westminster – it continues to be used as a synonym for the British national press. Fleet Street was considered as the home of the British Press until the 1980s. But back to the 16th century, Fleet Street meant even more. Even though printing press existed since the 15th century thanks to the Gutenberg’s invention, Fleet Street became a centre for all the printers only a century later. It was actually the heart of the press at this time. And London was without any doubt the largest city in England

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democracy in Thailand? Word count: 2,994 words Introduction Politically speaking, Thailand is a special case in Pacific Asia. For decades it has enjoyed political stability[1] thanks to monarchical politics, thus based on the prominence of the power of the King; yet, since 1932 and the end of absolute monarchy, the country has experienced nineteen coups, rebellions or coup attempts, id est a coup every four years on average. In 1932, military officers abolished the absolute monarchy, moving to

them from those who want to stay in their country of origin. Based on our own research, as well as other research findings, we show that those who want to resettle in another country tend to be more work-oriented and to have higher achievement and power motivation, but lower affiliation motivation and family centrality, than those who do not want to leave their country of origin. This migrant personality syndrome is seen as only one of the variety of factors that determine migratory behavior. We further

workers? There are different interpretations of the differentiation between the two groups. Nevertheless, a good notion to help in that way is the conception of power that managers have over workers. Here are two examples to illustrate my words. On the one hand, according to Braverman (1974), in Taylorism theory, managers have a monopoly of power over workers, as there is a transfer of knowledge from craftsmen to the management due to the separation between conception and execution. As for Grey (1999)

ARTICLE IN PRESS Journal of Purchasing & Supply Management 9 (2003) 207–216 Handling measurement issues and strategic directions in Kraljic’s purchasing portfolio model Cees J. Geldermana,*, Arjan J. Van Weeleb a b Open University of The Netherlands, P.O. Box 2960, 6401 DL Heerlen, The Netherlands Eindhoven University of Technology, P.O. Box 513, 5600 MB Eindhoven, The Netherlands Received 4 March 2002; received in revised form 25 November 2002; accepted 27 July 2003 Abstract Kraljic’s