The September Issue

1 Robotic Warfare, Human Rights & the Rhetorics of Ethical Machines Jutta Weber DRAFT to appear in: Rafael Capurro / Michael Nagenborg / Giugelmo Tamburinni (eds.): Ethics and Robotics. Deutscher Akademieverlag (in preparation) Abstract Killing with robots is no more a future scenario but became a reality in the first decade of the 21st century. The U.S. and Israel forces are using uninhabited combat aerial vehicles (UCAVs) in their so-called wars on terror, especially for targeted killing

survey of the US and Europe, for example, revealed that 14 percent of companies were using agile methods, and 49 percent of the companies aware of agile methods were interested in adopting them.1 We can view agile methods such as Extreme Programming (XP) and Scrum as a reaction to plan- A based or traditional methods, which emphasize a “rationalized, engineering-based approach,”2 incorporating extensive planning, codified processes, and rigorous reuse.3 In contrast, agile methods address the challenge

English| AB- There is synergy between E-commerce and knowledge management. E-commerce is about transacTitretreons with external stakeholders. Knowledge management is about internal collaboraTitretreve endeavors and the sharing of informaTitretreon and experience. K-commerce is the collaboraTitretreon and sharing of knowledge with external stakeholders.| DE- Electronic trade^InformaTitretreon management^OrganizaTitretreon management^Knowledge^System architecture^InformaTitretreon system^Knowledge

..................... 4 3 – Physical appearance and discrimination in the Labor Market ...................................................... 4 A - Relevant laws ............................................................................................................................. 4 B – Economical treatment of this issue ........................................................................................... 5 4 –The employment practices based on physical appearance ....................

système légal et moral ne pourrait pas gérer. (…) En fin de compte, la comparaison des approches françaises et américaines contre le terrorisme révèle une étrange symétrie. Dans le cas de la France, la menace est en grande partie — mais pas simplement – issue de son propre sol. Pour y faire face, les Français sont prêts à fournir à leurs fonctionnaires ce que nous considérerions comme des pouvoirs d’exception. Dans le cas des Etats-Unis, la menace terroriste vient en grande partie — mais pas seulement —

exist primarily to help industry to produce advertising material for their client and to place it in the appropriate media. Beyond this, agencies can provide a very wide variety of over services to support their clients’ marketing and selling operations (including full-blooded marketing consultancy service, providing detailed assistance and advice in business planning, with the production of the whole range of supporting materials : advertising, sales literature, sales promotions, public relations

one of the world’s leading luxury goods groups. The Group’s luxury goods interests encompass several of the most prestigious names in the industry, including Cartier, Van Cleef & Arpels, Piaget, Vacheron Constantin, Jaeger-LeCoultre, IWC, Alfred Dunhill and Montblanc. Each of the Group’s Maisons® represents a proud tradition of style, quality and craftsmanship which Richemont is committed to preserving. 2 Executive Chairman and Chief Executive Officer’s review Johann Rupert’s review of the year

Gani Are constraints on the executive beneficial for economic performance? ALDASHEV Gani Collective beliefs : Applications to risk perception ALDASHEV Gani Role of traditional institutions in developing countries ALDASHEV Gani Understanding pro-social behavior ARNSPERGER Christian BALAND Jean-Marie christian.arnsperger@uclouvain.be Recent work in development economics argues that property rights protection, proxied by constraints on the executive power, are fundamental

recognition through the world is a big issue of the 21st century, mainly caused by the economic ties that the 4/5 of the world doesn’t want to lose with China. And if the Big brother has been for a long time trying to force his skinny neighbor to get back into the rank, it seems that the new start they try to give to their political relations, leaded by new economical agreement (The Economic Co-operation Framework Agreement) is influencing the rest of the global community and more precisely the last states

Discuss the key areas of corporate social responsibility and evaluate the benefits and costs of CSR within the hospitality industry. Introduction: The author is going to identify toward this essay what Corporate Social Responsibility represents in the hospitality industry and evaluate its benefits and costs. According to Michael Hopkins in “Corporate social responsibility and international development “(2007:15), “CSR is concerned with treating the stakeholders