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Colloque annuel du Centre d'études asiatiques (CEA) du Graduate Institute à Genève, en collaboration avec le Centre Asie, Ifri.
27 avril 2010 à Genève
Site Rothschild, Salle Bungener
Rue Rothschild 20
1220 Genève
Entrée libre
Matin 9h15 à 12h30: La reprise en Asie
Relance économique, intégration régionale - Françoise Nicolas (Ifri)
Les enseignements de la gestion de la crise par l'Inde et la Chine en 2008-2010 - Jean-Joseph BOILLOT (CEPII)
Opportunity Lost? Crisis, Recovery and Social Inequality in China - Sarah COOK (UNRISD)
Nouveaux espaces de prospérité et paubreté persistante deans les villes de l'Inde - Isabelle MILBERT (IHEID)
Après-midi 14h30 à 16h30: Développement social - études pays
Gestion des inégalités en Chine - Hélène LE BAIL (Ifri)
La stabilité des inégalités: l'énigme indonésienne - Jean-Luc MAURER (CEA-IHEID)
Les inégalités dans les campagnes vietnamiennes - Christophe GIRONDE (CEA-IHEID)
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