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Pakistan especially towards the Kashmir province. I decided to focus on Kashmir province because relations conclusions about this complicated relationship. Moreover I choose to work on the late 20 years in order to narrow in Robert Jervis book. From these two theories we can deduce that the decision making process in both countries countries are rational. This rationality can be submitted to criticism. Nevertheless both countries have politics. What will be the future for this province It can be guessed that one day progress will be made towards

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finally examines how a deliberative space can open up where such experiences could articulate and express Moreover throughout this triple mediation subjectivity can fail to construct itself and thus to engrave the which polarizing structures inherited by the workers can potentially be transformed. Mots-Clés reconnaissance

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reasoning in C-538 13 eVigilo where the CJEU submits that an expert s bias can be established solely on the of financial remedy which can be imposed in administrative procedures where the aggrieved tenderer is by the CJEU in case C-21 03 and C-34 04 Fabricom where it was established that there is an assumption of winning tenderer to give a low price trusting that it can invoice extra expenses and works later when the actual contract. The outcome and the chain of causality can be questioned on the basis of the Court s conclusion