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Data III. Choice Of the panel IV. Questionnaire V. Analysis of the answers VI. Conclusion Introduction The purpose of this market study is to find a way to solve the problem of illegal downloading. In France, labels are complaining about illegal downloading they are putting pressure on the government to punish the pirates. So French government created a law to counter the massive illegal downloading, it’s called ADOPI. This law is not very well accepted by the customers. I.

3. From Weak Ties to Strong Ties Previously in this miniseries, you’ve learn that weak ties can form two ways: in communities and through social networks. But weak ties are developed into strong relationship in communities. This post will explore what happens after a strong relationship is established.   Communities Need Social Networks to Maintain Relationships You may recall from previous discussions that any individual is often part of many overlapping and nested communities, because people

According to Michael D.Taylor, a strategic thinking is a strategy about “how the goal is established” and how this goal affect all business’ actors: the customers, the corporation, the competitors and the co-workers. Concerning the customer, we don’t focus only on their needs. With the strategic thinking, we have to identify methods that will be used to prevent design drift. For him, there is a tool, Quality Function Deployment, which helps to transform customer needs into engineering characteristics

Presenting Data I Single line graph 1 Writing task Task description You will be given a graph with a single line. Your task is to write a 150-word report to describe the information given in the graph. You are not asked to give your opinion. What is being tested is your ability to: ♦ objectively describe the information given to you ♦ report on a topic without the use of opinion ♦ use suitable language to describe the graph Task: Write a report for a university lecturer describing the

Jagan is a sixty-year-old shopkeeper in a small town in southern India. He would like to know more about the future plans of his son Mali, an arts student aged twenty. He has asked his cousin, a teacher in Mali's college, to investigate. The cousin came back four days later and said, "New things are coming your way; your son wants to go to America. Didn't I hint to you long ago that it was coming?" The first shock of the impact blanked out Jagan's mind for a time, and he caught his breath as he

with the help of these prompts. Name Age Date of birth Place of birth Nationality Residence (address) Height What…? How…? When were \wEr\…? Where \weEr\…? What…? Where…? What…? How tall \tO…l\…? What’s your…? Where does… mother / father? What… favourite…? What…? What is…? What English-speaking countries…? Where…? Have…? How… your free time? What…? (dream of + V-ing / hope to + V) What are…? What are…? Family (brothers / sisters) How many…? Parents’ occupation Music Books TV series Travels Hobbies

page 130 & 131, Offred remembers when her mother came to her home and told them about her problems and ideologies: “A man is just a women’s strategy for making other women. Not that your father wasn’t a nice guy and all but he wasn’t up to fatherhood” Here we can clearly see how Offred’s mother thinks about men, and how much she hates them. At this time, Offred wasn’t feminist and she didn’t like what her mother said about men. 3. Anti-feminism in Gilead a) Lost of personality Gilead

situational school describes leardership in a a more complete way. The behavioural school emphasizes on relationships. It’s essential to me because you can’t be a leader with no people to lead or without taking people into account. But it’s not all about the people too. The Blake Mouton Managerial Grid is an interesting tool to illustrate the point. It’s a grid with concern for production on the horizontal axis and concern for people on the vertical axis. Blake and Mouton come to conclusion that “Team

Summary Introduction Part I: The French aspects of sexual harassment…………………….……...P4 Law and application………………………………..…………………….…...P4-6 Figures about sexual harassment……………………………………….…….P6-7 Part II: American aspects of sexual harassment…………………………….P8 Law and application ……………………………………….………….….......P8-10 Current figures and examples ……………………………..…………….…..P10-11 Evolution of the sexual harassment ……………………………………….....P11-13 Part III: Recommandations………………………..…………..……………..P13-14

Organizational Behaviour Livre : Images of organization, Gareth Morgan What is an organization? “An organization is a group with an identifiable membership that engages in concerted collective actions to achieve a common purpose.” (Aldrich and Marsden) An organization is rationally designed to achieve its objectives. For example in hospitals, corporations, universities,… Peope behave differently… There is organizational chart with different services. Core characteristics of an organization: