Traduction de «Théorie d'organisation » (Français → Anglais) :

15. Invites the Member States to identify on a scale of importance the areas that they consider as priorities for innovation, both for applied research and technology and for non- technological activities such as management theory or bureaucratic organisation and to support, in addition to their own priorities, the priorities laid down by the ETPs in the area of innovation;

In theory, the External Trade DG might likewise have a role to play because many of the questions which we are raising in Europe will have to be dealt with in the World Trade Organisation, in particular the key issue of intellectual property and also the safety and movement of research material, which is increasingly taking the form of products or parts of the human body (if only stem cells).

47. Calls on the Council, the Commission, the Member States and the regions to carry out intensive information campaigns concerning the effects of organized crime and to take effective measures against the circumstances which tend to encourage involvement in organized crime; calls for these preventive measures to counteract in particular rising unemployment, social security systems with ever-greater shortcomings, increasing poverty, looser links with traditional social systems (leisure clubs, schools, churches, the family) and failures of urban planning (slums and residential ghettos); these measures should, however, also take account ...[+++]of positive experiences with community policing (particularly in the area of youth work) and recent discoveries about crime prevention, such as the fact that crime is encouraged when damage to public places is not repaired (the 'broken window theory');

It appears as though, despite perhaps what was initial tunnel vision after 9/11, the focus on large and well-organized international terrorist organizations has now broadened to include a variety of other manifestations of contemporary terrorism, which do not always follow that same pattern, even if we have not yet fully developed radicalization intervention programs or even a theory or stage theory of radicalization itself.

In addition, since 1968, the government organized a massive media and school campaign against drugs. This led to a generation growing up with messages based on the gateway theory, among others.[103]This theory is used as a justification for being restrictive in relation to cannabis and " Swedish drug policy actually focuses on cannabis, since it is alleged ‘drug careers’ start with this substance" . [104]In addition, the dangers caused by cannabis itself (psychosis, addictive character, higher risk of suicide, etc) are seen as reasons for having a restrictive policy.

One point of clarification is important at the outset, as a number of articles discussing the new bill have said that it is not currently possible to sue an individual or a non-state organization without this bill (20) However, as noted by Edward Belobaba, the lawyer who assisted in drafting a private member’s bill on this topic for Senator Tkachuk, victims can theoretically already seek damages from non-state actors for their support of terrorist activities or organizations.