Essays about: "common immigration policy"
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11. The Role of Urban Villages in China: Case study from Shenzhen
University essay from KTH/Bygg- och fastighetsekonomiAbstract : Concerning the role of urban village in the rental market, early renewal damages the immigration of the lower income groups, thus affect the supply of the primary labor force. Therefore, a right time of urban village renewal play an important role in labor flow which is a critical attribute to economy growth. READ MORE
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12. The Migration in the post-enlargement European Union
University essay from Lunds universitet/Statsvetenskapliga institutionenAbstract : The issue of CEEC migrations to the EU-15 is a continuous topic since the preparations of the 2004 enlargement. It is common acknowledged that all the EU-15 members will benefit from the CEEC migration in a long term. READ MORE
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13. Judicial Protection for individuals against European Community and Union measures
University essay from Lunds universitet/Juridiska institutionenAbstract : The notion of effective judicial protection is recognised as a fundamental human right and furthermore a general principle in EU law. The present thesis discusses whether or not European Union citizens' right to such protection against European Community and Union measures is adequate. READ MORE
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14. Chinese are Coming! : The Development of Sales offices and Distribution Cluster by Chinese SMEs in Europe
University essay from IHH, EMM (Entrepreneurskap, Marknadsföring, Management)Abstract : Nowadays, China is one of the most focused countries in the world since it has a very high potential to overwhelm the world market. As a result, we can find lots of articles and discussion about the activities of internationalization and relocation of many inter-national firms (both MNEs and SMEs) in China. READ MORE
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15. Safe and Sorry? From the Risk Society to the Anxiety Society via the Precautionary Principle
University essay from Lunds universitet/Statsvetenskapliga institutionenAbstract : The precautionary principle is a judicial version of the common sense notion of "better safe than sorry". It may well be the most innovative and noteworthy new concept in environmental policy over the last twenty years, but I would also say it may well be one of the most dangerous, irresponsible and arbitrary guiding rules. READ MORE