Nicolas Sarkozy

Has the death of multiculturalism been greatly exaggerated? In recent years, leaders of western liberal democracies, including David Cameron, Angela Merkel and Nicolas Sarkozy, have declared multiculturalism a failure, associating the policy with social exclusion, riots and terrorism reference. In Australia too, political figures like Howard and Abbott have avoided the ‘M’ word reference, preferring terms such as ‘diversity’ or just maybe disregarding the whole terminology. In much of the Western

leaders in Europe have declared that their attempts on multiculturalism have failed, “In October 2010, German Chancellor Angela Merkel proclaimed that a multicultural approach had ‘utterly failed’ in Germany. In February 2011, French President Nicolas Sarkozy also called multiculturalism a failure, and British Prime Minister David Cameron indicted his country’s policy as of multiculturalism for failing to promote a sense of common identity and encouraging Muslim segregation and radicalization.” (Bloemraad

The next major piece of legislation for Italy was passed in 1998, and is known as the Turco-Napolitano law. This law specifically deals with illegal immigration, and the detainment of such immigrants. The law states that “…if an immigrant is found to be illegal, than they shall be brought before a magistrate, who will determine if they are allowed to stay or not” (CITATION NEEDED). This law was inherently flawed, because the immigrants were given a court date to appear before the magistrate, which

Leadership and Decision Making in the Eurozone 1. Decision Making 1.1 The concept of a “perfect” UNION United Europe was at its birth and remains at its heart an economic idea. Its purpose was peace, but the means were economics. The purpose of the UE was to avoid another World War by binding together the nations, economically and financially so that is no longer in their self interest to go to war. In 1957 the European Economic Community took birth. In 1979 was the first experiment

Migration has the same meaning, the movement of a group of people who leave their native country to settle temporarily or permanently in a different country. People might voluntarily move, but others are forced to leave their country because of dire situations. An analysis shows how the economic crisis, terrorism, and leaders play a role in how immigration is viewed. While it is impossible to send all illegal immigrants back to their countries, preventing further immigration will help eliminate some

agreement. Within a week, Papandreou announced, unanimously with his cabinet, that the final decision will be left up to a referendum. The international community was quick to react, with German Chancellor Angela Merkel, and French Prime Minister Nicolas Sarkozy offering an ultimatum to Greece. If the referendum did not result in an approval of the austerity measures, the two would withould an overdue loan payment valued at 6

1. Introduction The aerospace industry is a sovereign, high-tech, performing industry, which is essential for the French economy as it creates prosperity for the country and aggrandizes its international reputation. France’s export success is the evidence that its products own the necessary quality and competitiveness, as more than 75 percent of its consolidated incomes are realized through exportation. This industry profile is a useful tool to help investors understand the emergence of the French

a symbol of patriarchal oppression. In France (where Satrapi currently lives), for example, there have been numerous laws banning different forms of the veil (such as the burka and the niqab) with many critics, such as former French president Nicolas Sarkozy, arguing that they are “oppressive” and “not welcome” in France (“The Islamic veil across Europe,” 2014, pg. 1). This is the western view of the veil, but what do Muslim women think of the veil and the fundamentalist values that westerners often

PESTEL is analytical instrument that identifies and analyses the external influences on 10 years period and clarify they way an organisation should deal with the key external and internal factors that need to be taken into account in order to accomplish any organisations' intiatives. The term PESTEL refers to the: Political, Economic, Social, Technological, Environmental and Legal factors. These factors are significant especially in the global automobile industry where billions of several large

In January of 2007, a new style of bathing suit known as the Burqini became a media sensation. Burqini is a multi-piece head to toe bathing suit designed especially for women who follow Islam and practice sartorial hijab and cover their entire body except face hands and feet. The media created this portmanteau of burqa and bikini and referred to these full body multi piece swimsuits to modestly dress Muslim women as burqinis. Burqini has received a lot of attention from media from all over the world;