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Herbert W. Armstrong --- Ambassador College Press --- evangelisme --- protestantisme --- Worldwide Church of God

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#gsdb3 --- Jezus Christus --- evangelie --- preëxistentie --- de schepping van de mens --- Gods plan --- de kinderen Gods --- de Kerk --- bekering --- de menselijke natuur --- leven na de dood --- wereldvrede --- Worldwide Church of God --- Herbert W. Armstrong --- The Plain Truth --- 1934 --- 1947 --- Ambassador College --- Ambassador International Cultural Foundation --- Ambassador Auditorium --- Pasadena --- Quest-80

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This project-thesis aims to help the non-profit organization “DUO for a JOB” to developed
and implement a “brand ambassador strategy” focused on foreign communities in Liege; with
the aim of encouraging youth participation in the association's mentoring program.

Ambassadeur de marque --- Communautés étrangères à Liège --- Brand ambassador --- Brand advovate --- Sciences économiques & de gestion > Marketing --- Sciences économiques & de gestion > Economie sociale

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Herbert W. Armstrong --- The Incredible Human Potential --- the Mystery of the Ages --- 1892-1986 --- the Worldwide Church of God --- Ambassador College --- the Ambassador International Cultural Foundation --- The Plain Truth --- The Missing Dimension in Sex --- The Seven Laws of Success --- The United States and Britain in Prophecy --- the destiny of mankind --- the Kingdom of God --- the tribes of Israel

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Winning "hearts and minds" in the Muslim world is an explicitly acknowledged aim of U.S. foreign policy and increasingly, bilateral foreign aid is recognized as a vehicle towards this end. The authors examine the effect of aid from foreign organizations and on-the-ground presence of foreigners following the 2005 earthquake in Northern Pakistan on local attitudes. They show that four years after the earthquake, humanitarian assistance by foreigners and foreign organizations has left a lasting imprint on population attitudes. Measured in three different ways those living closer to the fault-line report more positive attitudes towards foreigners, including Europeans and Americans; trust in foreigners decreases 6 percentage points for every 10 Kilometers distance from the fault-line. In contrast, there is no association between distance to the fault-line and trust in local populations. Pre-existing differences in socioeconomic characteristics or population attitudes do not account for this finding. Instead, the relationship between trust in foreigners and proximity to the fault-line mirrors the greater provision of foreign aid and foreign presence in these villages. In villages closest to the fault-line, foreign organizations were the second largest providers of aid after the Pakistan army (despite reports to the contrary aid provision by militant organizations was extremely limited, with less than 1 percent of all respondents reporting any help from such organizations). The results provide a compelling case that trust in foreigners is malleable, responds to humanitarian actions by foreigners and is not a deep-rooted function of local preferences.

Ambassador --- Boundaries --- Conflict --- Conflict and Development --- Corporate Law --- Deaths --- Embassy --- Financial aid --- Financial support --- Foreign aid --- Foreign policy --- Foreigner --- Foreigners --- Frontier --- Hazard Risk Management --- Health, Nutrition and Population --- Humanitarian assistance --- International bank --- Law and Development --- Meeting --- Nations --- Population Policies --- Post Conflict Reconstruction --- Reconstruction --- Rehabilitation --- Roads --- Science and Technology Development --- Statistical & Mathematical Sciences --- Urban Development --- Violence