Пример готовой курсовой работы по предмету: Языки (переводы)
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Introduction 2
1. Research Grounds 5
2. The investigated problem 6
3. The theoretical part 6
3.1 Greenpeace in the structure of "state — business" 6
3.2 Problems of communication and understanding 8
4. Research Methodology 12
5. Results 24
Bibliography 26
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Introduction
The International Organization for Conservation of Nature Greenpeace is the largest environmental organization in the world. Greenpeace has 2.8 million supporters worldwide. On all continents spread national, and regional offices in forty-one countries throughout Europe, North and South America, Asia, and along the Pacific coast.
Greenpeace — it's a free-for-profit organization founded in 1971 and based in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. Greenpeace is a non-governmental organizations in consultative status with the United Nations, as well as an active participant in the international Conference on Environment, such as the 1992 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil and Johannesburg, 2002, and followed these meetings contractual processes.
Greenpeace is a global conservation status, and as a global organization, Greenpeace focuses on what he defines as the most important problems of the protection of nature, the growing worldwide threat to the biological diversity of the planet and the environment. Using non-violent means and propaganda aimed at the protection of all species of living beings, is such a campaign, such as:
1. Stop climate change
2. Protection of oceanic flora and fauna
3. A complete ban on whaling,
4. Complete ban genetic engineering,
5. Blocking and stopping the nuclear threat,
6. Elimination of dumping of toxic chemicals,
7. Help and promoting sustainable development in the field of ecology.
Important: Greenpeace does not accept donations from governments or corporations but relies on contributions from individual supporters and charitable foundations.
History Foundation: organization Greenpeace was founded by a small group of activists during fishing. They wanted to stop in the United States in North Korea and in other countries around the world underground nuclear testing on the islands off the west coast of Alaska. Although their boat was intercepted and was still blown up by a bomb, a nuclear test there ended a year later.
Greenpeace is actively implemented in the modern communications media and international communication. Supporters and members of Greenpeace demonstrate a creative approach to the organization of communication and interaction with media groups.
Strategy and tactics of Greenpeace — to create and convey vivid images to the public, to the individuals who make important decisions faced by large corporations and governments, as well as through specific cases, to highlight the broader questions of those who have attracted interest around the world and changed the way of advocacy groups and methods for carrying out campaigns to protect nature and species of living creatures ..
In one of his most famous campaign, activists hung a small inflatable boat called "Buffer" between whalers and whale watching in protest against the practice of hunting.
Symbol Greenpeace — Rainbow. Greenpeace has always protested against environmental pollution, challenging the right to release toxic substances that carry the threat faced by the oceans. In 1987, the Greenpeace flagship "Rainbow Warrior" was preparing to lead a peaceful flotilla of ships from New Zealand on the island of Mururoa to protest peacefully against the French nuclear testing. Three days after arriving in Auckland, French agents bombed the Rainbow Warrior and sank in the harbor, killing members of the organization Greenpeace — the photographer Fernando Pereira.
This incident shocked the world community! After two years of international arbitration, a panel of three arbitrators awarded for the damage inflicted for the purpose of settlement of losses in the amount of US 8159000 in favor of Greenpeace. The money paid by the French government, were used in part to support Greenpeace worldwide fleet of scientific and environmental courts and campaigning for nuclear safety, the test termination, and pollution-free zone subjected to nuclear testing in the Pacific.
Areas in which the international environmental organization Greenpeace is currently working:
1. Advocacy and support for the anti-nuclear movement;
2. Conservation arbitration;
3. Meetings at the international level "Earth Summit";
4. International Environmental Movement;
5. Environmental Ethics;
6. Global warming as a serious problem of modern civilization;
7. The problem of the safe (for nature) hazardous waste landfill;
8. Interaction with the media;
9. Environmental non-governmental organizations;
10. Disposal of hazardous substances in the ocean and the assessment of damage to nature and the aquatic environment;
11. The problem of disposal of persistent organic pollutants;
12. Accidents and Disasters in oil;
13. Public participation in activities on nature protection;
14. pollution prevention technologies;
15. Contracts and conferences on environmental issues;
16. War as a factor of damage to the natural environment;
17. The sea water pollution and changing its salt balance.
18. The struggle for the preservation of endangered species.
Список использованной литературы
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