“…II rassemble l'état actuel des connaissances de ce domaine qui évolue rapidement, et propose une approche intégrée qui lie les composantes technologiques, organisationnelles et de planification. …”

“…The kind man drinks and turns cruel; the frank man kills and lies about it. Many a man I've known started like you to be an honest outlaw, a merry robber of the rich, and ended stamped into slime." …”

“…But beneath the apparent simplicity lies a world of secret connections, allusions and hidden figures, which has to be studied and deciphered before the painting can really be understood The Gardens of Paradise: Persian miniature From the Bagdad School (14th c.) to the Qadjar School (19th c.) …”
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“…In the central Danube region, the size of the necropolis in Mannersdorf am Leithagebirge, with its 96 graves, lies midfield. According to a considered but cautious opinion, it is possible that some of those buried in Mannersdorf were a group of people originating from the area of today's Switzerland. …”

“…6 Final word ‘Right’, ‘property’ and the ‘customary’ space: Conceptual issues and the land question 1 The nature of the right to property 1.1 Character of a ‘right’ 1.2 The meaning of ‘property’: The right to property as a social relation 2 The right to property in land: An analysis of the ‘customary’ space 2.1 The root of the ‘customary’ space 2.2 The nature of ‘customary’ (land) tenure 3 The beneficial interest in land: ‘Customary land’ under the Malawian Land Act 4 Final word Global-local policy linkage, responsibilisation and the land question 1 Global-local policy linkage 1.1 The World Bank’s land policy framework, 2003 1.2 The national macroeconomic framework as a site of conformity 2 National policy interventions in the land question 2.1 ‘Let sleeping dogs lie’: The Presidential Commission of Inquiry on Land Policy Reform, 1996 2.2 The land utilisation studies, 1995-1998 2.3 The National Land Policy 2.4 Intervention of the Malawi Law Commission 2.5 The Green Belt Initiative 3 Final word A multiverse of interests and the land question 1 The state and the Achikumbe 2 The state and the land deprived 3 The Achikumbe and the land deprived 4 The intra-‘community’ dynamics 4.1 The role of chiefs 4.2 Eni malo and obwera: The ‘internecine’ conflict of the land deprived 5 The nature of the multiverse 6 Final word Last word: Towards a responsibilised state 1 Reiterations 2 The nature of people-generated responsibilisation: The basis of the responsibilised state 2.1 Public trust and social trust: The constitutional basis of people-generated responsibilisation 2.2 Counter-conduct and the beneficial interest in land 2.3 The land question in the political economy 3 The responsibilised state: A restatement 4 Final word 4.1 The presumptions 4.2 The wider angle 5 The thesis: a précis Bibliography…”

“…With 70 percent of global buying power lying outside U.S. borders, exporting is not just an option for ambitious entrepreneurs--it’s an absolute must for building and sustaining a successful future…”

“…Cela fait bien ressortir le fait que les pays ont des atouts divers selon leur situation géographique et que l’IDE lié aux services de soutien aux entreprises et aux STI entre économies émergentes se développera sans doute rapidement dans l’avenir. …”

“…The finds of the "Steinkastell I" and the over it lying levelling layer give a representative view of the PGW in the second third of the 2nd century in the area of Carnuntum. …”

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“…A central challenge of this study lies in the question of how the reception history of Rodin's works can be described without falling back into antiquated notions of creative genius and artistic "intentionality" on the one side and radically constructivist methods on the other side. …”

“…Neither criticizing nor defending U.S. foreign policy, Stephenson offers an informed assessment of Iraq's future.This book chronicles the thirteen months I spent in Iraq as mission director for the United States Agency for International Development (USAID). But the prologue lies in my childhood and years of experience that led me to Baghdad. …”