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The role of the “umbrella clause” in Investment Protection Treaties By Nadine Kaissi-Tayara (October 2006) Introduction Having greatly facilitated international exchanges as well as foreign investments, economic globalization has also created the need to come up with a legal framework providing more protection and security for the parties involved in international trade. And indeed, international law has been witnessing for some time now, a multiplication of treaties – some multilateral

Introduction The money laundering is in the heart of all the criminal activities which generate, according to the experts International, approximately 1 500 billion dollars by year. To introduce these funds into the legal economy, their holders have to confer them an appearance of legitimacy and make undergo beforehand in the dirty money quite a series of transformations, more or less complex, by having appeal mostly to mechanisms and techniques set up to facilitate the conclusion of transactions, the traffic

The Research Process 3 The Assignment 3 Pre-Research 3 Thesis Statement 3 Source Material 5 Sources 5 Evaluating Sources 5 Evaluating Sources (continued) 6 Using your Sources Efficiently 6 Saving Time 6 Making Notes 6 Synthesis of Ideas 7 PLAGIARISM 8 What is Plagiarism? 8 Examples of Plagiarism 8 Documentation of Sources 10 Footnotes 10 Parenthetical Referencing 11 Print Sources 11 Internet Sites 11 In-Text Citation 11 Documentation of Sources

International Mediation – The Kosovo Case – Marti Ahtisaari Negotiation Author Tutor Flintoaca - Marinescu Angelica Helena Sara Barbieri ROMANIA Connected Prof: Dusan Janjic Connected Lectures: Serbia. Kosovo and the EU. Readjusting Policies and Institutions from the Perspective of Inclusion Nation State, Diversity and Self-Determination; Stimulation of a UN Security Council Discussion September 2008 Foreword In 1999 I visited Serbia on the occasion of a scholarship

legislature, 2002 ` ´ SENATE OF CANADA ´ SENAT DU CANADA Proceedings of the Standing Senate Committee on De´libe´rations du Comite´ se´natorial permanent des Banking, Trade and Commerce Chair: The Honourable E. LEO KOLBER Banques et du commerce Pre´sident: L’honorable E. LEO KOLBER Thursday, November 28, 2002 Le jeudi 28 novembre 2002 Issue No. 8 Fifth meeting on: The examination into the public interest implications for large bank mergers Fascicule no 8 ` ´ Cinquieme

Background to the company I-A -What is Apple Inc. ? Today, everybody around the world heard about Apple or knows a lucky owner. Indeed, Apple is becoming one of the most powerful manufacturer and designer of computer and electronic. The 21st of January 2009, Apple revealed its financial results for the first trimester of its fiscal year 2009, ended the 26 December 2009. The annuals sales have reach a new record of 15,66 billion US dollars. Apple has established a unique reputation in the consumer electronics

JETS 47/4 (December 2004) 629-45 BIBLICAL METAPHORS AND THE DOCTRINE OF THE ATONEMENT HENRI BLOCHER* Metaphors have been a topic en vogue for several decades. Factors include the so-called "linguistic turn'' of Western thought—Michel Meyer, who teaches at the University of Brussels, suggests "one could speak of a 'rhetoric turn' with Habermas and Perelman, Eco and Gadamer"1—the emphasis on the social sciences, on anthropology, and on the power symbolic systems have to mold minds and behavior;

INTRODUCTION 1. BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY The success of most compagnies today in achieving their strategic vision lies to a greater extent on how reliable and useful their accounting information are.thus by making good use of accounting informations gotten from the various financial statements, they can make break through in achieving a strategic competitive advantage in the business world. Thus, financial statements from which accounting informations are gotten are not in themselves important,

12/05/2010 Gauthier UBI-BA2 Spring Semester 2010 “Families in the 21st Century – The Responsibility of Government in Maintaining a Successful 21st Century Family.” Objective: “To propose new concrete ideas that could be the base for government to think about new laws. In particular, I will propose new ideas on how the government could act in a way that benefits the traditional Belgian family of the 21st century from external and/or cultural influences.” Lecturer: D. Daenen

PROPOSAL Counterfeit goods are illegal products made as imitation or reproduction of valuable products that already exist, with the intent of fraudulently passing it off as genuine. Today, the counterfeit trade is reaching epidemic proportions and has been describe as ‘perhaps the world’s fastest growing and most profitable business’ (Gene M. Grossman and C. Shapiro, 1986) 1. The luxury market is significantly affected by counterfeit goods, which are taking advantage of the prestige image of its brands