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Université d’Utrecht), Charlotte Halpern (CEVIPOF Sciences Po puis PACTE Sciences Po Grenoble), Stefania Sabatinelli (Centre d’Etudes Européennes de Sciences Po et Université Bicocca de Milan) Brigitte Fouilland, (Pôle ville Sciences Po et master Stratégies Territoriales Urbaines), Julie Pollard (CEVIPOF, Sciences Po), Odile Gaultier-Voituriez (CEVIPOF, Sciences Po), Hugo Bertillot (Sciences Po), Chiara Respi, Mariagrazia Gambardella, Roberta Bosisio, Marco Pizzoni, Adele Falbo, Alessandra Armellin

many company’s departments and entities. What is important in this issue is to define a person, mostly from the management section, who will take in charge the whole internal marketing activities. K. Fonfara points out the relevance of clear differentiation and coordination of the two levels of activity, strategic and tactical one[11]. Increased value for external customers, through the provision of superior customer service, is recognized as a potential means to achieve profit and growth in today’s

uses different sources such as the internet, articles, books, to identify the tendency in relation to packaging waste, the concept of eco-design, and the role of marketing. Chapter four introduces the methodology. This chapter presents the different kind of research done and the limitations of the method used for the dissertation. It also presents the choice of this method. Chapter five collects and analyses information of the primary research. Objective of this chapter is to examine the behaviour

Morocco, i.e. French and Spanish; however, a comprehensive review of this material is outside the scope of this thesis. Most of the Anglophone literature approaches the movement’s ideology from a political perspective. It is generally perceived as a kind of thwarted political party, and consequently analysis concentrates on al-‘adl’s or Yassine’s views on such issues as democracy, Western economic systems, and various ideologies (nationalism, secularism, etc.). Alternatively, writers have attempted

segmented according to several factors but the most relevant are: * The season: The tourism industry works really well during periods of holidays, it corresponds to summer (July and August) and the skiing season (December and February). * The kind of travel: Tourists elects different type of travels to spend their holidays. * The nationality: The nationality of the tourists is an important factor, if the clients are local, international. It could have an effect on the market; some Nations

Direct observation of work activities Making judgments Transparency in assessment Measurement and measuring instruments What is a portfolio? Good tests Different types of test questions (items) Different types of assessment Alternative assessment strategies Different interpretations of test scores The planning and preparation of a test Summary Self-evaluation questions GLOSSARY BIBLIOGRAPHY 145 146 147 148 152 153 154 154 154 154 155 156 156 159 161 164 166 167 169 172 173 174 175 180 (v) GED102U/501

(2009) package attracts consumer’s attention to particular brand, enhances its image, and influences consumer’s perceptions about product. Also package imparts unique value (Klein & Burke, 2001; Silayoi & Speece, 2004), works as a tool for differentiation, helps consumers to choose the product from wide range of similar products, stimulates customers buying behaviour (Wells, Farley & Armstrong, 2007). Thus package performs an important role in marketing communications and could be treated as

well for the past half–17% century would continue to be sufficient. Those advertisers should remember –6% that, in addition to providing access to information, the Internet also is a source of entertainment. As such, it is a proven channel—for any kind of marketer—to target potential consumers and deliver a message that can create positive brand associations, maintain top-of-mind awareness, and drive purchase intent and trial (comScore, 2008). In fact, one recent study found that the Internet was

approach is selecting some segments to target and others to ignore. As David Aaker writes: “Positioning usually implies a segmentation commitment—an overt decision to ignore large parts of the market and concentrate only on certain segments.” STP strategies may be either concentrated or differentiated. Companies pursuing a concentrated  See: Philip Kotler, Marketing Management, 9th edition (Upper Saddle River, NJ: Prentice Hall, 997), p. 89; and Philip Kotler, Kotler on Marketing (New York: Free

diseases. These vaccines also offer hope to the populations in those countries that diseases can be completely wiped out over time. Research continues for new vaccines which offer the prospect of innovative ways to combat the serious threat to human kind posed, for example, by the possible development of bird flu. Given the great benefits which childhood immunisation can bring it is deeply worrying that uptake rates for some vaccines in Ireland have fallen to levels significantly below the 95% required