...affect its choice of strategies. SWOT analysis examines the internal aspects of the organisation which characterize its strengths and weaknesses and also its external opportunities and threats. This analysis focuses on a business unit and will help researchers determine the best strategy an organisation should follow in order to be successful. Implementing SWOT analysis on PAVI, one sees that it has numerous strengths such as being a multi-purpose supermarket logically laid out onto one floor giving customers the advantage of finding everything they need easily and in one place. A weakness of PAVI might be that they only have a single outlet across Malta which will hinder their chances of attracting customers living further away from the centre. Its competitors’ weaknesses are PAVIs’ opportunities, thus PAVI took the opportunity to eliminate the problem of parking other supermarkets have by installing a car park on the supermarkets’ roof, increasing their appeal to customers using private transport. The most obvious threat for PAVI is having LIDL open an outlet practically in its’ backyard, therefore PAVI must focus on perfecting its strengths, improving its weaknesses and making the most out of its opportunities not to let this threat hinder their current success. The other type of situation analysis is called PEST analysis. PEST stands for: political, economic, social and technological factors which may influence an organisation in the long run. This type of analysis helps...
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...offenders. This means we have to build new faculties just to keep up with the overcrowding. The current cost to our nation to incarcerate inmates is $30 billion per year, which is expected to quadruple in the next decade (Crawford, 2003). The result is that prison overcrowding is a serious financial burden for Americans. Rehabilitation First, prison overcrowding is a financial burden because prisoners are not getting enough rehabilitation to transition back to society. The responsibility of the Bureau of Prisons is to safely confine its prisoner population. However, another mission of the Bureau is to rehabilitate: to provide inmates with skills that will aid them in their ability to readjust after being released (Pavis, 2002). Most inmates come to jail with little or no education at all. Once released these prisoners are right back where they started from. Talbot (2008) states, “Many will be drug abusers who received no treatment for their addiction while on the inside, sex offenders who got no counseling, and illiterate...
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...Introduction Being an exchange student and coming from a country (Singapore) where little attention is paid and given to the developments and happenings of the theatre scene, I am delighted to have taken up this module to expose myself to this topic on drama. First and foremost, I must admit that I have never attended a single theatre performance and Blue Boy was the first in the twenty three years of my life. I was filled with excitement and anticipation both at the same time, wondering if I would even manage to interpret the idea behind the whole daunting concept of Mise en Scène. True enough, I went home that night with many questions floating in my head. The following report nonetheless describes my interpretation as a first time audience. Experiences of the Performance It was a bit tense going into the performance as a role of a student as certain expectations were already instilled beforehand. I was expected to take note of not only the space and the staging of the play, but also the aesthetics of the building itself. It was as if I had to make sure I had every aspect and element of the theatre covered. As scary as it might have sound, it turned out to be rather fruitful as I had my eyes glued onto the surroundings, seeing and experiencing what other audiences might not have even thought about- the design of the stage, the lighting, the layout of the theatre, the configuration of the seats etc. The Blue Boy is a co-production with Ulster Bank Dublin Theatre Festival...
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...Analysis of Act I in Chekhov's The Seagull: Theme of Suffering Have you ever wished for something and didn't get it? This kind of wishfulness is prevalent throughout Act I of Anton Chekhov's play The Seagull. Through his use of dialogue, relationships between characters, and setting, Chekhov creates a theme of suffering and self-imprisonment within many of his characters as they long for the unattainable. The way Chekhov chooses his speech between characters is an important method in relaying the message of internal suffering. Many of the characters give up trying to convince another of an idea, therefore showing no end or resolvement to their torment. For example, Masha begins to explain to Medvedenko why she feels the ways she does saying "All you ever do is philosophize or talk about money. The way you think, there's nothing worse than being poor, but I think it's a thousand times easier to wear rags and beg in the streets than...." when she abruptly stops her explanation by saying "Oh well, you wouldn't understand" (Chekhov 137). Telling Medvedenko he wouldn't understand is in fact ironic since he actually has the same problem of unrequited love that she does, but her willingness to give up the explanation further shows their internal struggle. Similar to Masha's and Medvedenko's unresolved problem, Act I is full of many other unresolved problems and avoided private conversations. Sorin eventually gives up trying to convince Treplyov that his mother does not hate him by suddenly...
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...For Beethoven, the sonata form is not a scheme that can be used in caprice one day and abandoned the next. This form dominates everything he imagines and composes; it is the very mark of his creation and the form of his thought – an inherent form, a natural one. (Edwin Fischer, Beethoven’s Piano Sonatas). Beethoven’s thirty-two piano sonatas constitute a great treasure that embodies a part of the human eternity. Numerous pianists and musicologists have researched or studied them, trying to impart to their students or readers the prodigality of these true musical riches. Beethoven holds a key role in the transformation and evolution of the sonata form. Even if he maintains the characteristics initially set by his predecessors, Haydn and Mozart, Beethoven imposes on the sonata his strong personality creating a new, impressive, form of art, in which his own life, with its joys and sorrows, is projected. With Beethoven the musical theme acquires remarkable proportions, of such strength, that it imposes itself over the listener’s attention and memory. As the French composer, Vincent d’ Indy once said, with Beethoven, the musical theme turns into an concept that spreads throughout the hole work making it easily recognizable even if harmonic, modal or tonal aspects change. The fundamental principle of organization of the Beethoven piano sonata is the tonality. We can say that Beethoven perceived tonality as the key to any composition, since it leads to the true...
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...On-line Resources Welcome to Part 1 of TAG’s on-line resources for our production of The Birthday Party by Harold Pinter. These resources are divided into 2 parts. Part 1 is intended to give an insight into Pinter, his style of writing and the play itself by looking at previous productions of The Birthday Party. Generally aimed at Higher Drama students, this pack complements units 1, 2 and 3 of the syllabus. However, these resources are also useful for the Knowledge and Understanding elements of Standard Grade as well as the Special Study for Advanced Higher Drama. I have collated information from various sources in order to provide material for use before your students see TAG’s production. In September 2003, Part 2 will be available to download from TAG’s website. This section of the resources will focus on the process of creating our production of The Birthday Party. It will include contributions from the Director, the Designer, the Performers and other members of the creative team. I hope that Part 2 will open up TAG’s working methods and provide a real insight into how a theatre company works. Please feel free to reproduce any section of the on-line resources for your use in the classroom. We are always aiming to provide the most effective and beneficial resources for teachers and so please do offer any comments you have regarding either part of this pack. We welcome and appreciate all feedback. I very much hope that you and your pupils find the resources useful and enjoy...
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...Opgave 1a 1. Jeg hedder Sophie og er 25 år jeg er lige blevet færdig med mit HG grundforløb og leder nu efter en elevplads ved siden af mine flex fag. Til dagligt bor jeg sammen med min kæreste og min søn på snart 2 år lidt uden for Århus. Udover at tag samfundsfag C-B tager jeg engelsk C-B og håber at disse fag er med til at styrke mig ude på arbejdsmarkedet. Ved siden af studierne og min familie så arbejdes jeg ude på DHL og har jeg gjort det i snart 4 år. 3. 3a. Grundloven er den dansk forfatning og den lov som er hævet over alle andre love. I grundloven er de enkles borgers rettigheder og pligter også beskrevet såsom ytringsfriheden, religionsfriheden og værnepligten. I grundloven er står er også at den øverste magt deles mellem tre den lovgivende, den udøvende og den dømmende magt. Den lovgivende er folketinget som er dem som vedtager lovende Den udøvende er regeringen som sørger for at loven bliver til i samfundets Den dømmende magt som er domstolen som er dem som sørger for at loven bliver håndhævet. (http://www.ft.dk/Demokrati/Grundloven.aspx) 3b. Magtens tredeling Magtens tredeling Opgave 1b. A. Rede gør begrebet den det senmoderne samfund? Det senmoderne samfund, er det begreb som beskriver vores nuværende samfund det var allerede i 1970erne at man viste at der var en ny samfundstype på vej det vi nu kalder det senmoderne samfund. Man var i starten ikke enige om hvad der karakteriserede det senmoderne samfund som fik navne såsom servicesamfund...
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...Program on the Geopolitical Implications of Globalization and Transnational Security Definitions of Globalization: A Comprehensive Overview and a Proposed Definition Dr. Nayef R.F. Al-Rodhan Senior Scholar in Geostrategy and Director of the Program on the Geopolitical Implications of Globalization and Transnational Security Geneva Centre for Security Policy Ambassador Gérard Stoudmann Director Geneva Centre for Security Policy June 19, 2006 To comment, please email Ms. Bethany Webster at b.webster@gcsp.ch. All copyrights are reserved by the authors. Avenue de la Paix 7bis P.O. Box 1295 CH-1211 Geneva 1 Telephone Telefax www.gcsp.ch +41 22 906 83 17 +41 22 906 16 49 info@gcsp.ch Dr. Nayef R.F. Al-Rodhan Ambassador Gérard Stoudmann Definitions of Globalization: A Comprehensive Overview and a Proposed Definition Abstract Many authors have attempted, with relative success, to define globalization in a variety of ways. Some claim that it cannot be done, others claim that it would constrain the meaning to do so, and still others have defied these two beliefs and have constructed a working definition. Despite differing opinions about developing a definition, all authors agree on one thing: that defining this term is anything but easy. This paper will attempt to provide a comprehensive overview of the existing definitions of globalization and introduce our proposed definition: “Globalization is a process that encompasses the causes, course, and consequences of...
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...ENTREPRISE COMMUNICATIONNELLE ET COMMUNICATION THÉÂTRALE : UNE ALLIANCE LÉGITIME ? LES ENJEUX DU THÉÂTRE D'ENTREPRISE Tania BOROS Mémoire de 4e année Organisations, hommes et management Sous la direction de : Lionel Honoré 2011 - 2012 « Le théâtre, à proprement parler n’a rien à dire, ni personne à informer ou à convaincre. Il se contente de créer les conditions d’une connivence et de révéler le destinateur à luimême » Jacky Martin Remerciements Un grand merci à M. Lionel Honoré, pour la grande autonomie accordée quant au choix du sujet et dans la rédaction du mémoire. Merci à Messieurs Baier, Chabert, Lorgnier, Poissonneau, Sabbagh, Simmonet, Tasik pour leurs conseils et leurs contributions à ce projet de recherche. A Sébastien, Séléna et Fanny, pour leur amitié et leur soutien sans faille tout au long de cette année, décisive sur de nombreux aspects : un gigantesque merci. Merci à toutes ces amitiés outre-atlantique (argentines, chiliennes, colombiennes, équatoriennes...) qui ont si bien su me rappeler que la vie est un merveilleux théâtre et qu'il ne tient qu'à soi de choisir d'interpréter le rôle que l'on souhaite. Merci enfin à Khal Drogo, qui nous a permis de chevaucher avec entrain, cette impressionnante montagne que fut le mémoire de 4e année ! Entreprise communicationnelle et communication théâtrale : une alliance légitime ? Les enjeux du Théâtre d'Entreprise Tania BOROS Table des matières Table des illustrations...........
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...SRP-bogen 2010 Den ultimative hjælp til Studieretningsprojektet NIELS RANDBO BACK JEAN-CHRISTOPHE BALMISSE ISBN 978-87-993576-2-8 Alleroed Gymnasium Indholdsfortegnelse INDLEDNING ................................................................................................. 1 EN FLYVENDE START............................................................................................ 1 STORE AMBITIONER ............................................................................................ 2 BOGENS OPDELING ............................................................................................. 2 KAPITEL 1 VALG AF FAG OG EMNE ............................................................... 4 VALG AF FAG ..................................................................................................... 4 Faglærernes oplæg ................................................................................... 5 Sammenhæng mellem fagene .................................................................. 5 Fag eller emne først? ................................................................................ 5 Det endelig valg af fag .............................................................................. 6 VALG AF EMNE/OMRÅDE ..................................................................................... 6 Processen op til skriveugerne.................................................................... 6 Hvad må jeg vælge som emne? .....................
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...INTERNSHIP REPORT ON “MONEY LAUNDERING AND ITS PREVENTION POLICY: A CASE OF CITY BANK LIMITED” Submitted To: Mr.Shawkat Kamal Assistant Professor & Program Coordinator, Executive MBA BRAC Business School, BRAC University Submitted By Tarek Amin Chowdhhury ID: 08104130 Department of Business Administration BRAC Business School, BRAC University Date of Submission: 22nd April, 2012 INTERNSHIP REPORT ON “MONEY LAUNDERING AND ITS PREVENTION POLICY: A CASE OF CITY BANK LIMITED” Table of Contents Letter of transmittal ............................................................................................................... i) Acknowledgement ................................................................................................................ ii) Executive Summary ............................................................................................................ iii) Acronyms ............................................................................................................................ iv) Chapter 1 ..................................................................................................................................1 Introduction of the report ........................................................................................................1 1.1 Origin of the report ...........................................................................................................2 1.2 Objective of the report ......
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...LICENCE LANGUES, LITTÉRATURES ET CULTURES ÉTRANGÈRES ET RÉGIONALES SPÉCIALITÉ ANGLAIS DESCRIPTIF DES ENSEIGNEMENTS Année universitaire 2014-2015 Page 1 SOMMAIRE L1—PREMIERE ANNÉE SEMESTRE 1 CULTURE DES PAYS ANGLOPHONES 1 E11 AN5 (6 ECTS) LANGUE 1 E12 AN5 (4 ECTS) CIVILISATION 1 E13 AN5 (4 ECTS) VERSION 1 ET LITTÉRATURE AMÉRICAINE 1 E14 AN5 (4 ECTS) PROJET PROFESSIONNEL PERSONNALISÉ (P.P.P.) E1P AN5 (1 ECTS) 5 5 6 8 10 13 SEMESTRE 2 CULTURE DES PAYS ANGLOPHONES 2 E21 AN5 (5 ECTS) LANGUE 2 E22 AN5 (4 ECTS) LITTÉRATURE BRITANNIQUE 2 E 23 AN5 (4 ECTS) CIVILISATION BRITANNIQUE 2 ET TRADUCTION (VERSION) 2 E24 AN5 (5 ECTS) PROJET PROFESSIONNEL PERSONNALISÉ (P.P.P.) E2P AN5 (1 ECTS) 14 15 17 18 20 2 L2—DEUXIEME ANNÉE SEMESTRE 3 LANGUE 3 E31 AN5 (6 ECTS) CIVILISATION AMÉRICAINE 3 E32 AN5 (5 ETCS) LITTÉRATURE BRITANNIQUE 3 E33 AN5 (5 ECTS) TRADUCTION (VERSION) 3 ET PRISE DE PAROLE EN CONTINU 3 E34 AN5 (6 ECTS) PREPROFESSIONNALISATION : MÉTIERS DE L’ENSEIGNEMENT DES LANGUES VIVANTES ÉTRANGÈRES ET RÉGIONALES 3 21 21 23 24 26 29 E3PF12L5 (6 ECTS) SEMESTRE 4 LANGUE 4 E41 AN5 (5 ECTS) CIVILISATION BRITANNIQUE 4 E42 AN5 (6 ECTS) LITTÉRATURE AMÉRICAINE 4 E43 AN5 (5 ECTS) TRADUCTION (VERSION) 4 ET PRISE DE PAROLE EN CONTINU 4 E44 AN5 (6 ECTS) PREPROFESSIONNALISATION : MÉTIERS DE L’ENSEIGNEMENT DES LANGUES VIVANTES ÉTRANGÈRES ET RÉGIONALES 4 30 32 34 36 39 E4PF12L5 (6 ECTS) 3 L3—TROISIEME...
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...République Algérienne Démocratique et Populaire Ministère de l’Enseignement Supérieur et de la Recherche Scientifique Université Abou Bekr Belkaїd de Tlemcen Faculté des Sciences Economiques et de Gestion THESE DE DOCTORAT EN SCIENCES ECONOMIQUES Thème Microfinance et Pauvreté : Quantification de la Relation sur la population de Tlemcen Présentée et soutenue publiquement par : Mr. SMAHI Ahmed Sous la direction du : Pr. BENHABIB Abderrezak (U. Tlemcen) JURY Professeur Bendi Abdeslem Professeur Benhabib Abderrezak Professeur Derbal Abdelkader Professeur Ait Ziane Kamel Docteur Maliki Samir B.E Docteur Baba Abdelkader Université de Tlemcen Université de Tlemcen Université d’Oran C.U.Khémis Méliana Université de Tlemcen Université de Mostaganem Président Encadreur Examinateur Examinateur Examinateur Examinateur Année Universitaire : 2009/2010 Remerciements Au terme de ces années de recherche, mes premiers remerciements s’adressent au professeur Abderrezak Benhabib, mon directeur de thèse qui m’a apporté un précieux soutien dans ce travail, en s’avérant toujours disponible et exigeant pour l’achèvement de ce travail. A vrai dire, le choix de ce thème lui revient en toute sincérité vu l’intérêt qu’il portait à l’enrichissement de la thématique celle de la pauvreté. Je remercie Mr Benhabib aussi pour son soutien et ses conseils, la confiance qu’il m’a accordée et la grande liberté qu’il m’a laissée dans la réalisation de ce travail. Certes, nous avons appris beaucoup...
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