Ⅰ. Introduction
France has a highly distinctive public administration system. It adopted principle of sovereignty and division of powers but also allowed that the president has strong power. This makes it possible that the president disperse the parliament in case they lose people’s confidence. It is differentiated from many other presidential system in other nations. Also, France has th
theprinciples of nation-building and cooperative governance.
As South Africa`s first democratically elected President in 1994, Mandela tackled the challenge of uniting both the country`s racial groupings and a fragmented public service whose delivery mandate was skewed in favour ofthe white population.
A significant milestone ofthe his presidency was the exemplary constitution-making process
History of France
The First Republic
(1792-1795)
After end of monarchism.
directoire : had all executive power,
consist of 5 man from the legislature
The Second Republic
(1848-1851)
- Charles Louis Napoléon Bonaparte was
elected as the first president of France.
he carried out coup and established
dictatorship.
The Third Republic
(1870-1940)
development of
1. Social Cause
Our social cause is ‘the drop of voter turnout’. It has been a serious problem because in the world of modern democracy, only voting is the practical way to speak our public voices and actually make a change in governance. However, voter turnout had been constantly declining year after year. This phenomenon is currently occurring worldwide, but we tried to concentrate only o
Clinical Trials
Ⅰ. About Clinical Trial.
1. Definition of clinical trials
Although there are many definitions of clinical trials, they are generally considered to be biomedical or health-related research studies in human beings that follow a pre-defined protocol. Observational studies are those in which individuals are observed and their outcomes are measured by the investigators.
2.