List of think tanks This article is a list of think tanks sorted by country. United Nations[edit] United Nations University (UNU) Australia[edit] Azerbaijan[edit] Bangladesh[edit] Belgium[edit] Bosnia and Herzegovina[edit] Center for Socio Economic Studies POPULARI Brazil[edit] Canada[edit] Chile[edit] Czech Republic[edit] Institute for Social and Economic Analyses Denmark[edit] Egypt[edit] Fiji[edit] Pasifika Nexus (PN) Finland[edit] France[edit] Georgia (country)|Georgia[edit] New Economic School – Georgia Germany[edit] Greece[edit] Hong Kong[edit] Hong King Policy Research Institute Hungary[edit] India[edit] Ireland[edit] Iran[edit] Israel[edit] Italy[edit] Japan[edit] Kenya[edit] African Progress Center Mexico[edit] Morocco[edit] Amadeus Institute Hypatia of Alexandria Institute for Reflexion & Studies (www.ihare.net) Netherlands[edit] New Zealand[edit] Nigeria[edit] Pakistan[edit] Philippines[edit] Resources, Environment and Economics Center for Studies (REECS) Poland[edit] Portugal[edit] Russia[edit] Singapore[edit] Slovakia[edit] Sri Lanka[edit]
Diez motivos por los que los rusos sonríen tan poco He aquí algunas de las singularidades de la sonrisa rusa: 1. Sonrisa con la boca pequeña En Rusia, muchas veces la sonrisa no se hace sólo con los labios, sino que a veces se muestra ligeramente la parte superior de los dientes; enseñar los dientes superiores e inferiores al sonreír se considera vulgar; a esa sonrisa se la denomina “sonrisa de caballo”. 2. “Sonrisa de servicio” La sonrisa en la comunicación rusa no es una muestra de educación. 3. Los rusos no sonríen a los extraños. 4. No es costumbre en Rusia responder a una sonrisa con otra sonrisa. 5. Cuando los rusos sonríen indican una disposición particular hacia un individuo. 6. Los rusos no sonríen cuando están trabajando o haciendo algo serio. 7. Expresión de un excelente estado de ánimo o de una buena disposición hacia el interlocutor. En la comunicación rusa hay una regla: la sonrisa debe ser un reflejo sincero de buen humor y de buena relación. 8. 9. 10. Los rusos no distinguen entre una sonrisa y una risa.
Category:Lists of organizations These are lists of organizations. Sports organizations should go in Category:Sports-related lists and political parties should go in Category:Lists of political parties Subcategories This category has the following 14 subcategories, out of 14 total. Pages in category "Lists of organizations" The following 175 pages are in this category, out of 175 total. 16 Things You Need to Know Before Buying That Sweater | Fashion | Living 1. About 25 percent of the world’s wool comes from Australia. 2. Young lambs’ ears are hole-punched, their tails are chopped off, and the males are castrated, all usually without anesthetics or pain relief. 3. It is considered “normal” in the Australian wool industry for approximately 3 million young lambs to die every spring. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. Don’t support an industry that treats sheep as disposable and not as the smart, sensitive, dignified animals they are.
worldthinktank.net Rothschild se hace con el 100% de una patente al desaparecer sus socios en el avión perdido. ¿Casualidad? | elsilenciodelaverdad Jacob Rothschild Cuatro días después de que el vuelo MH370 desapareciese, una patente de semiconductores fue aprobada por la oficina de patentes de EEUU, haciéndose Jacob Rothschild con el 100% de la misma. Cuatro de los cinco titulares de la patente son empleados chinos de Freescale Semiconductor, de Austin, Texas.La patente se divide en 20% incrementos entre cinco titulares.Estos son: Peidong Wang, Sozhou, China, Zhijun Chen, Suzhou, China, Zhijong Cheng. Suzhou, China y Li Ying, Suzhou, China Si el titular de la patente muere, entonces el resto de los titulares igualmente comparten los dividendos del fallecido si no se disputa en un testamento previo la muerte. Si 4 de 5 mueren, entonces el titular de la patente restante consigue el 100% de los derechos propietarios de la patente. El titular restante de la patente es Freescale Semiconductor que pertenece a Blackstone Inc. que a su vez pertenece a Jacob Rothschild. Los cuatro titulares chinos de la patente estaban en el avión desaparecido.
WorldShift Council – Commentary and Analysis of the proceedings of the G-20 President Obama Speaks on Immigration Reform East Room THE PRESIDENT: Thank you very much. Please have a seat, everybody. Good morning, and welcome to the White House. Today I’m here with leaders from business, from labor, from faith communities who are united around one goal -- finishing the job of fixing a broken immigration system. This is not just an idea whose time has come; this is an idea whose time has been around for years now. Now, it’s no secret that the American people haven’t seen much out of Washington that they like these days. Even with the shutdown over, and the threat of default eliminated, Democrats and Republicans still have some really big disagreements -- there are some just fundamentally different views about how we should move forward on certain issues. We should be able to work together on a responsible budget that invests in the things that we need to grow our economy and create jobs even while we maintain fiscal discipline. Everybody knows that our current immigration system is broken.
NWDTT NIRA Think Tank Information NIRA's World Directory of Think Tanks (NWDTT) A compilation of information on public policy institutes Since 1993, NIRA has published NIRA's World Directory of Think Tanks (NWDTT), which provides a systematic introduction to the world's most prominent and innovative public policy research institutes, or think tanks. NWDTT provides an overview of the organizational structures and research activities of a large number of think tanks, functioning as the "soft infrastructure" for a global think tank network. Passing through new editions in 1996, 1999, 2002 and 2005 *, NWDTT has become a well-regarded resource for the policy community. This database version of NWDTT is based on the 2005 edition in book form. The 2008 edition of NWDTT contains basic information on approximately 450 institutions from 100 countries. * We regret that NWDTT 2005 is now out of print. ** If we received responses to these inquires, we used the information to update NWDTT.
GTTWatch on think tanks Think tanks A think tank (also called a policy institute) is an organization, institute, corporation, or group that conducts research and engages in advocacy in public policy.[1] Many think tanks are non-profit organizations, which some countries such as the United States and Canada provide with tax exempt status. While many think tanks are funded by governments, interest groups, or businesses, some think tanks also derive income from consulting or research work related to their mandate.[2] In some cases, think tanks are little more than public relations fronts, usually headquartered in state or national seats of government and generating self-serving scholarship that serves the advocacy goals of their industry sponsors. Of course, some think tanks are more legitimate than that. Private funding does not necessarily make a researcher a shill, and some think-tanks produce worthwhile public policy research. Think tanks are funded primarily by large businesses and major foundations. US Government Books