Small is beautiful

optent pour des stratégies d’intégration verticale afin de développer leur profitabilité. De 1950 à 1980, les grandes entreprises privilégient pour se développer des stratégies de diversification, la grande taille devient un idéal managérial (Big is beautiful). Les opportunités liées au développement rapide des marchés durant les trente glorieuses constituent une véritable aubaine pour les entreprises. La crise économique remet en question ce type de stratégie, les années 1980 à 1990 sont marquées par

Capital. He appoints the Baron Georges-Eugène Haussmann, prefect of the Seine from 1853 to 1869. In his book Le Paris d'Haussmann, Patrice de Moncan, describes Haussmann mission as a way to “aerate, unify and beautify the city”. The thrust of the work is to have better air and traffic flow, in line with the hygienists’ theories, but also in response to the cholera epidemic of 1832. Haussmann uses the pre-existing ideas of his precursor Rambuteau but he systematized his principles in a program of urban

Eiffel à Paris. (London is one of the biggest town in Europe, it's very famous because there's lots of beautiful monuments. Big Ben is one of the most important, because .....) * Big Ben is the name of the bell located in the Clock Tower (Clock Tower) in London, UK Houses of Parliament (Palace of Westminster). This is the first time that indicates the exact time when Big Ben rings (every hour). The sound of the door bell more than 6 km. Day, a British flag is hoisted on top of Big Ben to

Idée n°1 : This is a picture that represents a desert land. There is hardly any vegetation. It is a barren, arid landscape with big mesas or buttes that remind me of the south west of the USA. The photo was certainly taken near the Four Corners, where Utah, Colorado, New Mexico and Arizona meet at right angle. On the right hand side from the top of a mesa, a cowboy or Indian riding a horse is gazing at the breathtaking landscape. This character and the setting evoke the Conquest of the West when

WORD FORMATION I PREFIXES anti- (=against) auto- (=by oneself) bi(=two, twice) dis(=opposite) ex(=former) ex(=out of) in(=opposite) inter- (=between) im(=opposite) il(=opposite) ir(=opposite) mal(=badly) micro- (=small) mis(=badly) mono- (=one/single) multi- (=many) over(=too much) post(=after) pre(=before) pro(=in favour of) pseudo- (=false) re(=again) semi(=half) sub(=under) super(=above) trans(=across) un(=opposite) under- (=not enough) uni(=one) anti-war, anti-social, anti-biotic autograph

JAPAN The Japan is an island country, located in the Pacific ocean, at the East of the Asia. The politic of the state is a constitutional monarchy, where the power of the emperor is very limited. The money there is the Yen ( 1€ = 120Y ). The Japanese society is very different than the our. It is based on religion (we find a lot of little temples in the towns), respect and work (a lot of pressure weigh on the young/new generation). It's a big center of technology. Some

corail à pic et ses fonds abritent même quelques épaves dont un cargo de plus d'une centaine de mètres. you will arrive Monday, April 14 in peach and quiet hotel, a double room you réservé.Le aprem Monday afternoon you visit the small town of Holetown on the west. It is the oldest of Barbados. You can admire, among other reproductions of 'chattel house' and a little further north you will find the oldest church in the country, St James Parish Church. Around the mount Hillaby center of the island

Katherine Mansfield 3) Discuss the ‘pervading themes of loneliness and alienation’ that run through many of Mansfield’s short stories. Throughout many of Katherine Mansfield’s short stories themes of loneliness and alienation frequently appear. It is more so elements of loneliness and alienation as opposed to themes, for the stories remain all very descriptive and different from one another, with these elements being used in different ways. Through the course of this essay the elements of loneliness

whereas other, outgroup people are very distant. is preferred. 2. Harmony should always be maintained and direct con3. The task takes precedence over relationships. frontations avoided. 4. Laws and rights are the same for all. 3. Relationships are more important than the task at hand. Much 5. Trespassing leads to guilt and loss of selftime is spent on greeting and farewell rituals. respect. 4. Laws, rights, and opinions differ by group. 6. Everyone is supposed to have a personal opinion 5. Trespassing

au présent : to be Affirmative. Affirmative (français) I am (I'm) Je suis You are (you're) Tu es He is -She is -It is (he's - she's - it's) Il est -elle est - la chose est We are (we're) Nous sommes You are (you're) Vous êtes They are (they're) Ils sont Interrogative Interrogative (français) Am I ? Suis je ? Are you ? Es tu ? Is he ? -Is she ? - Is it ? Est il - Est elle ?- Est la chose ? Are we ? Sommes nous ? Are you ? Etes vous ? Are they ? Sont ils