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Economie mondialisée (vol. 1) Eléments contextuels et questions ouvertes

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    (CREG - Centre de recherche en économie de Grenoble - UGA - Université Grenoble Alpes)

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Ces manuels ont pour objectif une compréhension des dynamiques de la mondialisation et une invitation à l'esprit critique. La structuration se décompose en trois volumes : 1-Introduction sur la mondialisation dans une approche géoéconomique ; 2-Méthode et outils de pilotage de projets à international ; 3-Invitation à l'esprit critique sur les marches possibles des mondes à venir. Volume 1 : Economie mondialisée : éléments contextuels et questions ouvertes.

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  • Olivier Boissin, 2022. "Economie mondialisée (vol. 1) Eléments contextuels et questions ouvertes," Post-Print hal-03538245, HAL.
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