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Ex-post Evaluation of the impact of trade chapters of the Euro-Mediterranean Association Agreements with six partners: Algeria, Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, Morocco and Tunisia

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  • Michael Fuenfzig
  • Pietro Maggi
  • Corine Besseling
  • Anne Winkel
  • Michael Flickenschild
  • Przemysław Kowalski
  • Katarzyna Sidło
  • Anna Malinowska
  • Marek Peda
  • Christopher Hartwell
  • Patricia Augier
  • Maryse Louis
  • Constantin Tsakas
  • Franck Viroleau
  • Stephane Quefelec
  • Novella Bottini
  • Michael Gasiorek
  • Nicolas Peridy
  • Myriam Ben Saad

    (ESPI2R - Laboratoire ESPI2R Research in Real Estate [Paris] - ESPI - Ecole Supérieure des Professions Immobilières)

  • Amandine Gnonlonfin
  • Rania Dial
  • Najla Kamergi

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  • Michael Fuenfzig & Pietro Maggi & Corine Besseling & Anne Winkel & Michael Flickenschild & Przemysław Kowalski & Katarzyna Sidło & Anna Malinowska & Marek Peda & Christopher Hartwell & Patricia Augier, 2021. "Ex-post Evaluation of the impact of trade chapters of the Euro-Mediterranean Association Agreements with six partners: Algeria, Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, Morocco and Tunisia," Working Papers hal-03435264, HAL.
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