I. Grave (ma con moto) (05 min. 54 sec.) / Reger -- II. Vivace (01 min. 14 sec.) / Reger -- III. Andante sostenuto (03 min. 28 sec.) / Reger -- IV. Allegro energico (03 min. 13 sec.) / Reger -- I. Allegro moderato (06 min. 41 sec.) / Reger -- II. Prestissimo - Scherzo (03 min. 07 sec.) / Reger -- III. Vivace (02 min. 45 sec.) / Reger -- I. Allegro moderato (05 min. 20 sec.) / Reger -- II. Con moto (03 min. 04 sec.) / Reger -- III. Larghetto (03 min. 46 sec.) / Reger -- IV. Allegro energico (02 min. 06 sec.) / Reger -- I. Allegro commodo (04 min. 53 sec.) / Reger -- II. Allegretto (quasi andante) (non allegro) (02 min. 46 sec.) / Reger -- III. Andante (01 min. 43 sec.) / Reger -- IV. Vivacissimo (02 min. 32 sec.) / Reger

III. Anime - Tres anime (11 min. 27 sec.) / Chausson -- II. Tres Lent (08 min. 53 sec.) / Chausson -- I. Lent - Allegro vivo (10 min. 17 sec.) / Chausson -- Rome - Palerme (06 min. 49 sec.) / Ibert -- Tunis - Nefta (02 min. 34 sec.) / Ibert -- Valencia (05 min. 14 sec.) / Ibert -- No. 1. Introduction (01 min. 13 sec.) / Ibert -- No. 2. Cortege (04 min. 39 sec.) / Ibert -- No. 3. Nocturne (02 min. 04 sec.) / Ibert -- No. 4. Valse (02 min. 57 sec.) / Ibert -- No. 5. Parade (01 min. 43 sec.) / Ibert -- No. 6. Finale (01 min. 49 sec.) / Ibert

Elan (06 min. 40 sec.) / Bouchard -- A L'Aventure (12 min. 05 sec.) / Gougeon -- Transfiguration (23 min. 01 sec.) / Cherney -- Berliner Momente I (15 min. 42 sec.) / Boudreau -- Orion (12 min. 59 sec.) / Vivier

Et misericordia (Chorus) (04 min. 33 sec.) / Mendelssohn -- Quia respexit (Soprano, Chorus) (03 min. 20 sec.) / Mendelssohn -- Magnificat (Chorus) (03 min. 43 sec.) / Mendelssohn -- Fecit potentiam (Bass) (03 min. 38 sec.) / Mendelssohn -- Deposuit potentes (Soprano, Alto, Bass) (04 min. 11 sec.) / Mendelssohn -- Gloria Patri - Fuga: Sicut erat (Chorus) (06 min. 48 sec.) / Mendelssohn -- Sinfonia No. 12 in G Minor, "Fuga": I. Fuga: Grave - Allegro (04 min. 52 sec.) / Mendelssohn -- Esurientes implevit bonis (Alto) (02 min. 58 sec.) / Bach -- Deposuit potentes (Tenor) (02 min. 03 sec.) / Bach -- Fecit potentiam in brachio suo (Chorus) (01 min. 54 sec.) / Bach -- Et misericordia eius (Alto, Tenor) (03 min. 34 sec.) / Bach -- Quia fecit mihi magna (Bass) (01 min. 55 sec.) / Bach -- Omnes generationes (Chorus) (01 min. 21 sec.) / Bach -- Quia respexit (Soprano 1) (02 min. 45 sec.) / Bach -- Et exultavit (Soprano 2) (02 min. 20 sec.) / Bach -- Magnificat anima mea (Chorus) (02 min. 59 sec.) / Bach -- Suscepit Israel puerum suum (Soprano 1, Soprano 2, Chorus) (02 min. 12 sec.) / Bach -- Fuga: Sicut locutus est (Chorus) (01 min. 38 sec.) / Bach -- Gloria Patri (Chorus) (02 min. 15 sec.) / Bach -- 3 Kirchenmusiken, Op. 23: No. 2. Ave maria (06 min. 55 sec.) / Mendelssohn

Book 2: No. 8. Le collier (04 min. 30 sec.) / Messiaen -- Book 2: No. 9. Priere exaucee (03 min. 31 sec.) / Messiaen -- Book 1: No. 4. Epouvante (03 min. 05 sec.) / Messiaen -- Book 1: No. 3. La maison (02 min. 10 sec.) / Messiaen -- Book 1: No. 2. Paysage (02 min. 16 sec.) / Messiaen -- Book 1: No. 1. Action de graces (06 min. 24 sec.) / Messiaen -- Book 2: No. 7. Les deux guerriers (01 min. 52 sec.) / Messiaen -- Book 2: No. 6. Ta voix (03 min. 38 sec.) / Messiaen -- Book 2: No. 5. L'epouse (03 min. 32 sec.) / Messiaen -- Les offrandes oubliees (11 min. 58 sec.) / Messiaen -- Un sourire (09 min. 52 sec.) / Messiaen

Part I: Psalm 33 (Chorus) (05 min. 14 sec.) / Dorfman -- Part I: Jeremias (Tenor, Chorus) (10 min. 21 sec.) / Dorfman -- Part I: Job (Baritone, Chorus) (09 min. 23 sec.) / Dorfman -- Part I: Psalm 33 (Chorus) (04 min. 42 sec.) / Dorfman -- Part II: Katzenelson: 9 Lied, "Zu di himlen" (Tenor, Baritone, Chorus) (09 min. 14 sec.) / Dorfman -- Part II: dass sie leben, "Hesekiel" (Chorus, Tenor, Baritone) (15 min. 36 sec.) / Dorfman -- Part II: Psalm 135 (Chorus) (04 min. 56 sec.) / Dorfman

The discussion whether indigenous peoples have or have not determined collective and individual rights related to the environment, within international and regional instruments, will be addressed within the chapters of the thesis. Thus, here we will devote special attention to the right to a healthy environment, considering also if the paternalistic point of view that has been given to this minority is currently necessary. Consequently, for reaching a final conclusion we will develop in a logical order the topic, starting from the root, which is the origin of the term indigenous and its scope, going through determinant historical events and how this will mark the current legal instruments and state practice around the world. Afterwards, we will dedicate the second part to the explanation of the ancestral bound of peoples and their native lands, as well as how modern events, such as climate change, and not so modern events, such as the exploitation of natural resources and the building of mega projects are still affecting their territories. Hence, we will explain how this vulnerability has to deal with the procedural and substantive rights, exposing for these purposes the different international instruments, which develop both collective and individual rights of peoples. Finally, we will bring selected cases regarding the developed topics.

Throughout this paper, the main interest is in describing the use and practice of socialnetworking by Colombian migrants and its influence on the relation with, and the construction of a discourse about, Colombian conflict and social reality. In addressing the problematization of cyberspace and its virtuality as a space, an account is given of the singularities, political concerns, and personal expectations of two Colombian migrants living in Berlin. This leads to an analysis of the influence of virtuality in the construction of political and social discourses and of practices abroad. The discussion of the authenticity and “realness” of the virtual world and virtual relationships invokes the supposed opposition between virtual space as abstract, and the real world as the tangible and real one. However the notions of virtuality and reality are not necessarily opposed. According to Augé (1995), a place is defined as relational, historical and concerned with identity. Borrmann (2013) concludes in her study that cyberspace cannot be understood as an abstract place, meant to exist only “while we are sitting in front of the computer” (64). From this reasoning, several questions guide this paper: If the cyberspace is a tangible one, how do migrants—those people who supposedly live in between territories—relate to virtuality? How are these virtual spaces and places constructed from the singularities of Colombian migrants in Berlin? How do they relate to the actuality overseas, in their home countries?

Piano Sonata No. 14 in C-Sharp Minor, Op. 27, No. 2, "Moonlight": I. Adagio sostenuto (05 min. 52 sec.) / Beethoven -- 4 Impromptus, Op. 90, D. 899: No. 4 in A-Flat Major (07 min. 54 sec.) / Schubert -- 4 Pieces fugitives, Op. 15: No. 3. Andante espressivo in D Major (06 min. 48 sec.) / Schumann -- No. 1. Intermezzo in A Minor (02 min. 03 sec.) / Brahms -- No. 2. Intermezzo in A Major (06 min. 19 sec.) / Brahms -- Fantasie in C Major, Op. 17: III. Lento sostenuto (10 min. 50 sec.) / Schumann -- Nocturne No. 15 in F Minor, Op. 55, No. 1 (05 min. 27 sec.) / Chopin -- Lyric Pieces, Book 2, Op. 38: No. 1. Berceuse (03 min. 09 sec.) / Grieg -- No. 4. Little bird (01 min. 47 sec.) / Grieg -- No. 6. To the Spring (02 min. 57 sec.) / Grieg -- Wagner - Isoldes Liebestod from Tristan und Isolde, S447/R280 (07 min. 34 sec.) / Liszt -- Poem for the Lake (08 min. 19 sec.) / Levy

Institutional investors are crucial for the successful operation of speculative companies listed on the Alternative Investment Market (AIM), and it is therefore critical that their relationship is strong. However, there is limited research on this topic. The purpose of this research is to critically evaluate how institutional investors affect the decision making process of corporate managers in these companies, and how corporate governance can be affected. The study used a qualitative research design through a case study based on a biotechnology company. Interviews with company directors and secondary resources were implemented to enhance the understanding of the research and tested through empirical research. Moreover, review of the literature was explored as a framework to support the analysis of this thesis. The findings indicate that even though corporate governance is not compulsory for AIM listed companies, it is highly encouraged and has a positive impact in establishing trust and credibility. Furthermore, in a speculative business, institutional investors revealed a limited interest towards intervening in company governance because of their long-term investment orientation, in addition, they have confidence in the company strategy and management. The findings indicate that corporate managers are not concerned with maximizing the short-term value of institutional investors. The decision making process is focused on maximizing the long-term value of its shareholder. The research suggests that corporate governance is a channel to create ‘intangible value’ and ‘add value’ to shareholders, enhancing confidence and trust in the board of directors. Moreover, by effectively managing the investor relations process, corporate managers are capable of managing market expectations. From managerial perspective, this work demonstrates the importance of corporate managers in setting and communicating a clear business strategy by effectively managing investor relations and by incorporating good practices such as corporate governance.