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After an internationally recognized referendum on self-determination, South Sudan became independent on 9 July 2011 by the end of Africa's one of the longest civil wars. Afterwards, South Sudan entered its civil war on December 15, 2013. It happened between the two governing bodies of South Sudan President Salva Kiir and Vice President Riek Machar. The African Union, the United Nations, the United States, and the other Western forces had made major diplomatic attempts to bring the war to an end but failed. In response to this civil war, mass people of South Sudan have started to take refuge in the neighbouring states. More than 1.6 million people have been internally displaced, with approximately 200,000 finding shelter at UN PoC sites in front of UN bases. They fall under troublesome situations in the receiving countries as well. Though the United States along with other international organizations have significant political, financial, and military investments in the refugee receiving countries by the war in South Sudan, such as Ethiopia, Uganda, and Kenya, local integration is not still welcomed by them. Though this paper has some limitation like its only qualitative based research so there is lack of resources for explaining overall situation. In spite of some limitation the study will try to evaluate the impacts of the South Sudanese Refugee Crisis on the neighbouring states through local integration with the secondary data collected from different books, journals, newspapers, articles, etc. By following the qualitative research approach. Basically this paper has two purpose. Firstly it explains the historical background of conflict. Secondly it describes the impact on neighbouring states in various event of life. In conclusion, finally, some policies will be recommended which have present implication to solve the conflict and ensure the proper treatment of refugee who take shelter in different neighbouring states.

Das Arbeitspapier 'Dienstleistungsforschung und Dienstleistungspolitik' hat sich zur Aufgabe gemacht, einen Überblick zu aktuellen internationalen (vor allem angloamerikanischen) Studien zur Dienstleistungsforschung zu geben. Dabei werden zwei Schwerpunkte gesetzt, die jeweils unterschiedliche disziplinäre und theoretische Traditionen zusammenfassen: Während sich die service science primär für die Frage interessiert, wie in der systematischen Integration ökonomischer und technologischer Kompetenzen unter Einbezug von Marketingperspektiven innovative Dienstleistungen zur Marktfähigkeit gebracht werden können, interessiert sich die service-work-Forschung unter Rückgriff auf kritisch-sozialwissenschaftliche Theorieansätze vor allem für die Arbeitsbedingungen von Dienstleistungsbeschäftigten am unteren Ende der beruflichen Statushierarchie. Aus beiden Teilsträngen der Dienstleistungsforschung lassen sich Folgerungen für die Weiterentwicklung von Dienstleistungspolitik ziehen. Diese Folgerungen werden im abschließenden Kapitel des Arbeitspapiers zur Diskussion gestellt

Bringing together a range of expert contributions, this book is the first to address the relationship between the economic crisis and social policy within an international context. The key lesson to emerge is that 'the crisis' is better understood as a variety of crises, each mediated by national context.

The European Union and Canada recently signed a Comprehensive Economic Trade Agreement (CETA) which covers virtually all sectors and aspects of Canada-EU trade. For small open economies, like Portugal, trade is a key factor in productivity and competitiveness gains that foster economic performance and growth. Canada is among Portugal's top 10 importing countries, and wine is Portugal's main export good to Canada. The wine sector represents an important source of economic revenue for Portugal, contributing very significantly to the final value of agricultural production and exports. This dissertation studies the impact of CETA on Portugal-Canada wine trade, assessing its effects on the Portuguese wine sector. After a thorough examination of the Canadian wine sector, the Canadian consumer profile and market trends, an analysis was made to address the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats related to Portugal's positioning in the Canadian market in view of CETA's entry into force. ; A União Europeia e o Canadá assinaram recentemente um acordo de livre comércio, conhecido por "Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement" (CETA), que abrange praticamente todos os sectores e aspectos do comércio Canadá-UE. Para pequenas economias, como Portugal, o comércio é um factor-chave nos ganhos de produtividade e competitividade que fomentam o desempenho económico e crescimento. O Canadá está entre os 10 maiores mercados importadores de vinho português, sendo este o principal produto das exportações portuguesas para o Canadá. O sector do vinho representa uma importante fonte de receitas para Portugal, contribuindo significativamente para o valor final da produção agrícola e exportações nacionais. Esta dissertação estuda o impacto do CETA no comércio de vinho entre Portugal e o Canadá, avaliando os seus efeitos no sector vitivinícola português. Após uma análise ao sector do vinho no Canadá, o perfil do consumidor e as tendências de mercado, avaliaram-se os pontos fortes, fracos, oportunidades e ameaças relacionados com o posicionamento de Portugal no mercado canadiano face à entrada em vigor do CETA.