«China and the Chairman On September 9th 1976 came the death of perhaps the most influential and feared leader in the history of the modern world. ...» Document abstract
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SummaryOn September 9th 1976 came the death of perhaps the most influential and feared leader in the history of the modern world. As visionary and well regarded as any Pope, and as reviled and hated as much as Hitler, there is no questioning the enormous influence that Chairman Mao has had on China.
Chairman Mao, or Mao Zedong, was the leader of the Chinese Communist Party for over 40 years, and was responsible for some of the biggest changes within the country’s history. It is nearly 30 years since his death, yet his influence is still felt in all areas of modern Chinese life. Despite this, unless you have studied communism or Chinese history, you probably know little about him, or the events that occurred under his reign. Mao’s life is one of historical significance, great endeavour, and tragic mistakes.
Chairman Mao, or Mao Zedong, was the leader of the Chinese Communist Party for over 40 years, and was responsible for some of the biggest changes within the country’s history. It is nearly 30 years since his death, yet his influence is still felt in all areas of modern Chinese life. Despite this, unless you have studied communism or Chinese history, you probably know little about him, or the events that occurred under his reign. Mao’s life is one of historical significance, great endeavour, and tragic mistakes.
« At operating profit level, Chongqing Breweries is amongst the most profitable in China, it is estimated that 2003 EBITDA will John Nicolson, Chairman of S&N's ...» Document abstract
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Summary 1. General information on the company
A. SABMiller historical
B. Important figures
C. International policy
1. The main international events
2. The case of China
3. Analysis of the SAB International policy
2. Analysis of the Chinese beer market
A. Characteristics of the Chinese beer market
B. The risk analysis
C. Key lessons to break into the market
„h The way of entrance
„h Positioning
„h The price
„h The experience
„h Geographic spread
3. Analysis of the strategic position and recommendation
A. The Mc Kinsey Matrix (The Beverage market)
B. The BCG Matrix
C. Porter's Five forces model
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A. SABMiller historical
B. Important figures
C. International policy
1. The main international events
2. The case of China
3. Analysis of the SAB International policy
2. Analysis of the Chinese beer market
A. Characteristics of the Chinese beer market
B. The risk analysis
C. Key lessons to break into the market
„h The way of entrance
„h Positioning
„h The price
„h The experience
„h Geographic spread
3. Analysis of the strategic position and recommendation
A. The Mc Kinsey Matrix (The Beverage market)
B. The BCG Matrix
C. Porter's Five forces model
...
Table of Contents- General information on the company.
- SABMiller historical.
- Important figures.
- International policy .
- Analysis of the Chinese beer market.
- Characteristics of the Chinese beer market.
- The risk analysis (SWOT).
- Key lessons to break into the market.
- Analysis of the strategic position and recommendation.
- The Mc Kinsey Matrix (The Beverage market).
- The BCG Matrix .
- Porter's Five forces model.
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history 1789 to present
presentation
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SummaryChina in the mid-20th century was a country full of change. The country was transitioning from the rule of the nationalist KMT party to the communist CCP party. This change did not come easily and millions of lives were affected by it. Spider Eaters by Rae Yang is a memoir written about growing up at this time. Rae is especially qualified for this task due to the fact that she experienced the revolution from more than one perspective. Over the course of her life, Rae transforms from a little girl growing up in a life of privilege, to a young woman working in the countryside, and finally becoming a woman disillusioned by the communist regime.
« After the liberation of the People's Republic of China in 1949, Xu worked as president of the Chinese Central Academy of Fine Arts and chairman of the Chinese ...» Document abstract
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arts and art history
presentation
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SummaryXu Beihong (1895-1953) was a native of Yixing in Jiangsu Province. His father, from whom he learned painting in his childhood, was also a painter. At the age of 20, Xu went to Shanghai to sell his paintings. In 1918, at the invitation of Cai Yuanpei, he went to Peking University to work as an instructor at the Painting Research Society and started to learn Western artistic skills there. The next year, as many of his counterparts, he went to Europe to study Western art: he arrived in Paris then moved to Berlin and Belgium.
Back in China a decade later, he provided his own synthesis of Eastern and Western arts based on Western classical realist painting so as to regenerate Chinese painting. As that time as nowadays, people tend to see him as the pioneer of Chinese realist painting: does he really deserve this title or is it rather a simplification?
Back in China a decade later, he provided his own synthesis of Eastern and Western arts based on Western classical realist painting so as to regenerate Chinese painting. As that time as nowadays, people tend to see him as the pioneer of Chinese realist painting: does he really deserve this title or is it rather a simplification?
Table of Contents- Xu Beihong's times were particularly favourable to a reform of Chinese painting towards more realism
- The revolutionary synthesis of Xu Beihong
- If Xu Beihong can be recognized as the pioneer of Chinese realistic painting, it is probably due to his career as an Academician and Theorist
« years later, a new National Security Advisor and a new Chairman of the bureaucratic web and manoeuvred quickly and dramatically to open relations with China. ...» Document abstract
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political science
worksheets
date published
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SummaryDissertation en anglais sur la bureaucratie américaine de la sécurité nationale (NSA, CIA, State Department, et autres agences) et son influence sur la conduite de la politique étrangère américaine.
La dissertation étudie la validité du modèle de "guerre bureaucratique tribale" et envisage les différents moyens dont dispose le Président et son administration pour contourner la bureaucratie.
La dissertation étudie la validité du modèle de "guerre bureaucratique tribale" et envisage les différents moyens dont dispose le Président et son administration pour contourner la bureaucratie.
Table of Contents- To what extent is US national security policy determined by bureaucratic tribal warfare?
- Battling bureaucracies
- Bureaucratic tribal warfare refined
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marketing
case study
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SummaryTotal is a leading multinational energy company with 111, 401 employees and operations in more than 130 countries. Together with its subsidiaries and affiliates, Total is the fourth largest publicly-traded oil and gas integrated company in the world. Its businesses cover the entire oil and gas chain, from crude oil and natural gas exploration and production to the gas downstream (including power generation), transportation, refining, petroleum product marketing, and international crude oil and product trading. Total is also a world-class chemicals manufacturer.
Total’s global businesses are divided into three segments:
The Upstream encompasses our oil and natural gas Exploration and Production operations, along with our Gas and Power activities.
The Downstream covers Trading and Shipping, Refining and the Marketing of TOTAL and Elf brand petroleum products, automotive and other fuels, and specialties such as LPG, aviation fuel and lubricants, through both the retail network and other outlets worldwide.
Chemicals includes Petrochemicals, Specialties, Fertilizers and Elastomer processing and Arkema, a new entity including Vinyl Products, Industrial Chemicals and Performance Products.
In 2004, Total delivered remarkable operational and financial performances and was one of the world’s fastest-growing, best-performing oil companies. Over a period of five years, the Group’s hydrocarbon production has increased by 25%.
This growth is being supported by a clearly defined strategy and a determination to continuously improve performance while respecting our commitment to corporate social responsibility.
Total’s global businesses are divided into three segments:
The Upstream encompasses our oil and natural gas Exploration and Production operations, along with our Gas and Power activities.
The Downstream covers Trading and Shipping, Refining and the Marketing of TOTAL and Elf brand petroleum products, automotive and other fuels, and specialties such as LPG, aviation fuel and lubricants, through both the retail network and other outlets worldwide.
Chemicals includes Petrochemicals, Specialties, Fertilizers and Elastomer processing and Arkema, a new entity including Vinyl Products, Industrial Chemicals and Performance Products.
In 2004, Total delivered remarkable operational and financial performances and was one of the world’s fastest-growing, best-performing oil companies. Over a period of five years, the Group’s hydrocarbon production has increased by 25%.
This growth is being supported by a clearly defined strategy and a determination to continuously improve performance while respecting our commitment to corporate social responsibility.
Table of Contents- Introduction of the company.
- History.
- Facts about total.
- Strategy.
- General analysis about total.
- Respect of the regulations, norm and audit.
- Porter five forces.
- Value chain analysis.
- Eco-performance matrix.
- Products analysis.
- Leveraging oil and gas resources.
- Renewable energy.
- Improving product.
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Summary When approaching this assignment, the second topic attracted us given its interest and the challenges it represents. We wanted to study a successful and well known company, constantly looking for new markets and offering new variants of known devices, to find out what a wrong Marketing-mix consists of for a global company promoting global products. In this way, and without hesitations, Nokia seemed to be relevant in this particular case. Indeed, the example of the famous “N-Gage” strokes our mind and could be linked with the word “failure”. The N-Gage began as a concept when Nokia noticed that more gamers were carrying a Nintendo Game Boy and cell phone simultaneously.
In order to argue why the giant mobile phone manufacturer failed to produce a multi-purpose device -encompassing the portable gaming-console and the phone’s function- has failed, we decided to contrast it with the success of the mobile phone called the “N-70”. The Nokia N-series such as the N-70 model has greatly contributed to the success lately as Jormal Ollila points out:
“I am delighted that our strategy to target new mobile communications market segments is working well, as evidenced by the success of the Nokia N-70 multimedia device: the highest revenue generator for Nokia this quarter and the world’s number one selling WCDMA device”
However, it is important to introduce in a first part a history of Nokia and point out key numbers dealing with its industry. Finally, in order to illstrate the contrast, the 2 products will mainly be analyzed through the most relevant P’s which are the Product and the Price.
In order to argue why the giant mobile phone manufacturer failed to produce a multi-purpose device -encompassing the portable gaming-console and the phone’s function- has failed, we decided to contrast it with the success of the mobile phone called the “N-70”. The Nokia N-series such as the N-70 model has greatly contributed to the success lately as Jormal Ollila points out:
“I am delighted that our strategy to target new mobile communications market segments is working well, as evidenced by the success of the Nokia N-70 multimedia device: the highest revenue generator for Nokia this quarter and the world’s number one selling WCDMA device”
However, it is important to introduce in a first part a history of Nokia and point out key numbers dealing with its industry. Finally, in order to illstrate the contrast, the 2 products will mainly be analyzed through the most relevant P’s which are the Product and the Price.
Table of Contents- The products
- The Price
- The Distribution
- The Promotion
« created on that occasion, called groupement d'interet public, whose chairman was Delanoe. So did Delanoe, who also went to China in June to meet sportsmen and ...» Document abstract
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case study
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SummaryMarketing is often referred as the set of techniques by which a company makes consumers buy its products. However, marketing can also be seen as a wider activity, that includes selling ideas and services, that do not only fulfill indivudual needs but also organizational objectives. Paris 2012, as a candidate city to host the Olympic Games, is an example of such a product. For instance, Paris 2012 marketing objectives were to obtain public support by having the French people and the journalists share their enthusiasm, and eventually to convince the International Olympic Committee (IOC) to entrust the 2012 Games to their capital . Of course, the IOC members only made the final choice, but a strong popular adhesion could make a real difference
Table of Contents- Paris, a city to hold the Games
- The Games concept
- Sustainability and legacy
- Internal and external analysis
- Paris 2012, a concept to promote
- The rallying of all kinds of supporters
- Launching a promotion campaign to gain public support
- A multi-dimension lobbying
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