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Paris Inside Out 2nd Revised edition [Minkštas viršelis]

  • Formatas: Paperback / softback, 432 pages, aukštis x plotis: 216x140 mm, Illustrations
  • Išleidimo metai: 01-Oct-2002
  • Leidėjas: Globe Pequot Press
  • ISBN-10: 0762712325
  • ISBN-13: 9780762712328
Kitos knygos pagal šią temą:
  • Formatas: Paperback / softback, 432 pages, aukštis x plotis: 216x140 mm, Illustrations
  • Išleidimo metai: 01-Oct-2002
  • Leidėjas: Globe Pequot Press
  • ISBN-10: 0762712325
  • ISBN-13: 9780762712328
Kitos knygos pagal šią temą:
Presents an insider's look at the city, and provides information on how to maneuver through French bureaucracy, tips on seeking employment, and how to order in restaurants.
Welcome to Paris Inside Out xi
The Author's Credo for Survival in Paris xv
Introduction
1(14)
Paris Statistics
2(1)
Religions
2(1)
Ethnic Mix
2(1)
Most Common French Names
2(1)
Common References to France and Its Institutions in the Press
3(1)
Common Symbols of the French Republic
3(1)
French Elections/Terms in Office
3(1)
Converting Measurements and Sizes
4(1)
Commas vs. Decimal Points
5(1)
Survival Tips
5(1)
Holidays
6(1)
Workweek
7(1)
Vacation Time
7(1)
Public Holidays
8(1)
Annual Events
9(2)
Climate
11(2)
Geography
13(2)
Early Questions and Decisions
15(10)
French Consular Offices
16(1)
Maison de la France (French Government Tourist Office)
16(1)
The Alliance Francaise
16(1)
Franco-American Chambers of Commerce
16(1)
If You're Still Trying to Decide If Moving to France Is a Good Idea
17(1)
Early Legal Questions Concerning Your Status in France
18(4)
An Early Tip from the U.S. Consulate in Paris
22(1)
Summing Up Your Gains and Losses
23(2)
Legal and Administrative Matters
25(16)
General Comments
25(2)
Entering France As a Short-Term Visitor
27(1)
Entering France As a Student, an Extended Visitor, or a Resident
27(1)
French Embassies and Consular Offices around the World
28(1)
Private and Family Life
29(1)
The Scientific Exchange
30(1)
The Artistic and Cultural Exchange
30(1)
The Carte de Sejour
30(6)
Carte de Resident
36(1)
Other Cases Requiring Extended-Stay Visitor Status
37(1)
Businesspeople
37(1)
French Nationality
38(1)
Summing Up
39(2)
Travel and Tourism
41(20)
Gateways in North America
42(1)
International Airlines with Flights to Paris
42(1)
Distances from Paris
42(1)
Arriving in Paris by Air
43(6)
Arriving in Paris by Train
49(3)
Customs and Entry Regulations
52(1)
Student Travel to Europe
52(1)
Traveling in Europe
53(4)
Annual Events in Paris
57(4)
Government: What Embassies and Consulates Can and Cannot Do for You
61(12)
Registering at Your Embassy or Consulate
61(1)
Passport Renewal
62(1)
Special Consular Services
63(2)
What Consular Officers Cannot Do for You
65(1)
Obtaining Documents
65(2)
Being Born in France
67(1)
Getting Married in France
68(2)
Recording Births in France
70(3)
Cultural Awareness
73(34)
Overview
73(1)
The Political Arena
73(5)
The French Language
78(5)
Greetings
83(1)
Farewells
84(1)
Going Out/Dating/Dining
85(1)
Sexuality
86(3)
Drinking
89(1)
Smoking
90(1)
Drugs
90(1)
Parties
91(1)
Common Abbreviations
92(1)
Children in Paris
93(2)
Animals and Society
95(3)
The Emerging Urban Landscape
98(1)
Safety and Security
98(6)
Police, Law, and Authority
104(1)
A Word on Terrorism
105(2)
Housing and Accommodations
107(36)
Where to Live in Paris
107(4)
A Word on the Banlieues
111(1)
The Chinatowns of Paris
112(3)
Housing Options
115(4)
Relocation Companies
119(1)
Street Signs and Addresses
120(1)
Finding an Apartment
121(7)
The French Apartment
128(2)
Renting a Room with a French Family
130(2)
Cite Universitaire
132(1)
Doing Laundry in Paris
133(1)
Hostels in Paris
134(2)
Moving In
136(1)
When You're Moving Home
137(1)
Students Moving to Paris
138(1)
Picking a Moving or Shipping Company
138(1)
Storage Facilities
138(1)
Shipping Excess Baggage
139(1)
Duty-Free Imports
140(1)
Extra Note on Purchasing Property and Real Estate in France
141(1)
Hotels
141(2)
Health and Insurance
143(10)
The French Health System
143(5)
Health Insurance/Assurance
148(5)
Urban Transportation and Driving
153(22)
The Metro and RER
153(9)
Buses
162(1)
Taxis
163(1)
Cars/Driving
164(7)
Motorcycles (Motos)
171(1)
Bicycles
172(1)
Auto Parts/Used Parts
172(1)
Driving Schools
173(2)
Banking and Money
175(10)
The Euro Arrived! Adieu the France
175(4)
Opening an Account
179(2)
Credit Cards
181(1)
Transferring Funds from Abroad: Getting Cash Fast
182(3)
Telecommunications and Media
185(34)
The Public Telephone Booth and the Telecarte
185(1)
01 and 1
186(1)
Number Prefixes
186(1)
Rates
187(1)
Call Back and Alternative Companies
188(1)
Long-Distance Phone Cards
188(1)
Cordless Phones
189(1)
Cell Phones
189(1)
Getting Directory Information
189(1)
Country Codes Most Often Dialed
190(2)
City Codes Most Often Dialed
192(1)
Telephone Skills in French
193(1)
Minitel
194(2)
France Telecome Services
196(1)
Internet High Speed Connection Providers
197(1)
The Post Office (La Poste)
197(3)
Media
200(9)
The Press
209(3)
Computers in Paris
212(7)
Working in France
219(20)
The Work Culture
219(2)
Working in France and the U.S. Embassy
221(3)
Part-time Student Employment
224(1)
Other Situations That May Grant Working Status
225(1)
Finding Work in France
226(6)
Understanding French Taxes
232(1)
Tax Accountants and Consultants in Paris
233(1)
Applying for Jobs
234(1)
Keeping the Workplace Legal and Safe
235(1)
The Dismissal Process
235(1)
Teaching
235(1)
A Business Service
236(1)
A Final Way of Obtaining a Work Permit
236(1)
Unconventional Freelance Ideas
237(2)
Studying in France
239(28)
Student Visa Procedures
239(2)
Education: Understanding the French System
241(2)
French Schools
243(2)
American and English Schools in Paris
245(2)
Bilingual and Transition Schools
247(1)
Kindergarten and Nursery Schools
248(1)
Art and Music Schools
249(1)
Sources and Other Resources for Students
250(1)
Salon de I'Etudiant
251(1)
French Language Schools
251(1)
Alliance Francaise
252(2)
Cours de Civilisation Francaise de la Sorbonne
254(1)
L'Institut Catholique
255(1)
Accord
256(1)
The Roads Less Traveled
257(1)
Other Tips for Learning French
257(2)
MBA and Business School Programs in Paris
259(1)
Other Classes in Paris
260(1)
Official Translators and Interpreters
261(3)
Foreign and Exchange Programs in Paris
264(1)
Alumni Associations
265(2)
Arts and Culture in Paris
267(50)
Museums in Paris
267(7)
Galleries
274(3)
Salons
277(2)
Off the Beaten Track: Art Factories
279(1)
Cinema/Film
280(8)
Paris and the Performing Arts
288(18)
Literary and Art Journals
306(1)
Bookstores
307(5)
Libraries (bibliotheques)
312(5)
Sports and Recreation
317(14)
University Sports
318(1)
Exercise and Sports
319(6)
Selected Sports Contacts in the Paris Area
325(1)
Parks
326(1)
Children in Paris
327(4)
Culinary Paris
331(34)
Cafe Culture
331(3)
Shops, Markets, and Foods
334(10)
Restaurants
344(6)
A Note on Weight
350(1)
American Food
350(1)
International Cuisine
351(3)
Resto U
354(1)
Fast Food
354(1)
A Word on Pizza a la francaise
355(1)
Typical Dishes and Special Foods
355(1)
Cooking Schools
356(1)
Wine
356(4)
A Selection of Cafes, Bars, Bistros, and Brasseries
360(5)
Consumerism in Paris
365(10)
Open-Air Markets
365(1)
Flea Markets
366(1)
Other Remarkable Markets
367(1)
Marjolaine
367(1)
Fashions and Shopping
367(4)
Rentals of All Sorts
371(1)
TVA (value added tax)
371(1)
The Tabac
372(1)
Mail-order Catalogues
373(1)
To Order Tickets for Concerts, Theater, and Sporting Events
373(1)
Returns and Refunds
373(2)
Anglo-American Clubs and Organizations in Paris
375(12)
Religious Organizations
383(4)
Resources
387(8)
Useful Telephone Numbers
387(1)
Paris Web Information
388(1)
Information Available to the English-Speaking Community
389(2)
Expressions/Slang
391(4)
Index 395(21)
About the Author 416