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Jean-Marc NarbonneThe Conversation - FR |
It doesn’t matter how many rules we have if no one follows them. If they are not widely respected, then the structure becomes useless. The same goes...
On a beau disposer des meilleures règles du monde, si personne ne les suit, si leur acceptabilité fait défaut, alors la structure elle-même se...
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