conquest

• Décision judiciaire de Cour de cassation, 19 février 1997 (cas Cour de Cassation, Chambre criminelle, du 19 féier 1997, 95-81.352)

... en leasing dont le Cessna 441 type Conquest II accidenté le 17 novembre 1988, s'était toutef...

• Décision judiciaire de Cours d'appel, 24 avril 2001 (cas Cour d'appel de Versailles, du 24 avril 2001, 1999-21795)

... un litige l'opposant à la société SAS Conquest Europe, et qui, sur la demande de Madame Hélène ...

• Faces of the New Consumer: A Genesis of Consumer Governmentality

This paper is less concerned with discussing the reality of the new consumer than in discovering how researchers and consultants construct this through their marketing discourses. A genealogical approach uncovers the three major faces of the new consumer that have emerged over the past twenty years: individualistic consumers in the early 1990s; hedonistic consumers at the turn of the millennium; and creative consumers in the mid-2000s. The paper then shows how these faces interact within a consumer competency structure in which individualistic dialogue competencies combine with hedonistic play competencies and creative resource integration competencies. The conclusion focuses on the existence within these different marketing discourses of a governmental process pressuring today's citize...

...) revolves around the aptitude for conquest and above all for preserving power. In government,...

• Recherche et Applications en Marketing; English ed.; RAM
• Vol. 24 Num. 3, Juillet 2009

• Décision judiciaire de Cours d'appel, 9 septembre 1999 (cas Cour d'appel de Versailles, du 9 septembre 1999, 1998-2345)

... septembre 1992, directement à l'agence "CONQUEST EUROPE" une lettre faisant état d'une alerte par ...

• Décret du 16 mars 1993 accordant un permis exclusif de recherches d'hydrocarbures liquides ou gazeux, dit <> (Landes), à la société Cluff Oil PLC

... novembre 1989 par laquelle la société Conquest Overseas Exploration Company, dont le siège socia...

• Journal Officiel num. 69, 23 mars 1993
• Décret

• From Clandestine Contraception to the 1967 Neuwirth Act. Why Did France Drag Its Feet?

A law passed just a generation earlier on 31 July 1920, prohibited the dissemination of any kind of sexual information, thereby keeping a large mass of individuals in ignorance about their bodies, and banned advertising for contraceptives (female devices, such as pessaries, predecessors of the diaphragm [2], were not even authorized for sale). The opponents' case rested on the three points: the moral aspect, the demographic risk - despite the January 1967 statement by the Haut Comité à la Population et à la Famille (high committee for the population and the family) that the law would not have a demographic impact - and the medical risk (opponents brandished the alleged dangers of the contraceptive pill or the IUD).

...' "souls" was unrealistic (the moral conquest was a persistent disappointment for Catholic leade...

• Population & Societies
• Num. 439, Novembre 2007