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What happened at the Copenhagen Summit? Why is it so difficult for the Word Leaders to cooperate even on the brink of a major disaster? Content Introduction page 3 1. The fighting between the emerging powers and western countries page 4 2. The political context page 4 3. The cultural difference page 5 4. The “Agreement” page 7 5. Any hope? page 8 Conclusion page 9 Some references page 10 Introduction

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Global Marketing | | TERM PROJET: FINAL WRITTEN REPORTPierre CABANNES-Louise QUILLET | PART I 4 INTRODUCTION 5 I. Internal analysis 6 a. Presentation 6 b. Strengths and Weaknesses from the SWOT 10 II. International expansion objectives 11 a. First three-years objectives 11 b. Long term 12 III. Luxury Department Stores: sector analysis 13 a. Global Scale 13 b. Turkey scale 16 c. Saudi Arabia 17 d. Israel 18 PART II 20 I- Country selection 21 1. General

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