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in one organ, the National Assembly Part 2 : the unofficial rapartition of powers in Vietnam 1. The people : the state powers resting on this fictive basis 2. The vietnamese National Assembly : a weak power in practice 3. The communsit party : the real holder of the power Introduction 1. Historical approach From 939 to 1945, VietNam has known a monarchal regime with a king concentrating all his powers in one hand : the legislative, the executive and the judiciary. The country

Leading e-commerce Platform « les 5 Forces de Michael PORTER » Figure 3.6 Five forces analysis Potential entrants Threat of entrants Suppliers Bargaining power COMPETITIVE RIVALRY Buyers Bargaining power Threat of substitutes Substitutes Source: Adapted from M. E. Porter, Competitive Strategy, Free Press, 1980, p. 4. Copyright by The Free Press, a division of Macmillan Publishing Co., Inc. Reproduced with permission. Nouveaux entrants : Fort possible, la encore cela dépend du DAS concerné comme

essential features of underuse and overexploitation of resources in common property regimes. In our opinion these problems turn out to be associated not only with the reciprocal externality indicated in Hardin's example, but also with issues of market power. In Section 1 of the paper we refer briefly to the state of the art. The model analysing the exploitation of resources in common property regimes is formulated in Section 2. In Section 3 we solve the model for the commons, and the anticommons are analyzed

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Haribo, or how a small family business has won the confectionery market in a century. To understand this phenomenon we will discuss the tools and the strategy employed. Haribo is a Company executive, in order to allow the family to keep Riegel power over society. It has headquarters in several different countries where the latter is located particularly in France with headquarters in Marseille. Each is controlled by a supervisory board composed of the Riegel family. Because of this family structure

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the gay community is a more and more approached marketing target by the firms in France and how is this community influenced by the trends in their purchase decision? Research Hypothesis The research hypothesis in this research: The purchasing power of the gay community is significant because of their way of life so they have to be recognized and be aimed at a marketing target by the firms.  Nowadays, in France the advertising catch the gay community attention because she is more and more integrate

whole country stolen by one powerful man in power for 30 years ! this président took longer to flee Then now lybia with ruler Kadhafi but this time, the ‘president’ is a soldier who , we now know, hired mercenaries to clean the street of contestants : thousands of deaths ! the whole world speaks of crime against humanity. A real slaughter and Kadhafi claims he will save his country against the revolt… it s not over and little space is given in the press to algeria and yemen that have their own

l’isomorphisme concurrentiel (Hannan et Freeman, 1977). Ce facteur n’est pas suffisant pour DiMaggio et Powel pour expliquer l’évolution moderne des entreprises. Selon eux, « organizations compete not just for resources and customers, but for political power and institutional legitimacy, for social as well as economic fitness » (p. 150). L’isomorphisme dans un champ concurrentiel n’est donc pas lié nécessairement à une recherché d’efficacité, mais plutôt à une recherche de légitimité. DiMaggio et Powel

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