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A conference with Professor Tatsuo Masuda, visiting Professor to Paris Dauphine, former Vice-President of the Japan National Oil Corporation and former Director at IEA.
Professor Masuda will discuss the development of power games in the energy sector among major players in Asia: China, Japan, Russia, India and ASEAN. The East Siberian Oil Pipeline project will be included as a typical example of such power games. Professor Masuda has been Vice-President of the Japan National Oil Corporation and Director at IEA.
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Reinventing Coordination in an Age of Fragmentation 3rd Paris Geoeconomic Dialogue
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