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Dialogues Stratégiques Volume IX : La démondialisation

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  • Eugène Berg
  • Pascal Chaigneau
  • Jérémy Ghez
  • Larabi Jaidi
  • Mohammed Loulichki
  • Fathallah Oualalaou
  • Henri-Louis Védie

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Les Dialogues Stratégiques, une collaboration entre HEC Center for Geopolitcs et Policy Center for the New South, représentent une plateforme d’analyse et d’échange biannuelle réunissant des experts, des praticiens, des décideurs politiques, ainsi que le monde universitaire et les médias au service d’une réflexion critique et approfondie sur les tendances politiques mondiales et les grandes questions d’importance commune pour l’Europe et l’Afrique. Cette publication est issue de la 9ème édition qui s’est tenue le 27 octobre 2020 et comprend 7 Policy Papers qui furent présentés, discutés et enrichis à l’occasion de la rencontre au tour de la question de la dé-mondialisation. Dialogues Stratégiques : Volume VII I Dialogues Stratégiques : Volume VII Dialogues Stratégiques : Volume VI Dialogues Stratégiques : Volume V Dialogues Stratégiques : Volume IV Dialogues Stratégiques : Volume III Dialogues Stratégiques : Volume II Dialogues Stratégiques : Volume I

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  • Eugène Berg & Pascal Chaigneau & Jérémy Ghez & Larabi Jaidi & Mohammed Loulichki & Fathallah Oualalaou & Henri-Louis Védie, 2021. "Dialogues Stratégiques Volume IX : La démondialisation," Books & Reports, Policy Center for the New South, number 2103.
    • Handle: RePEc:ocp:dbbook:book:2103
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