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Dans le cadre de la Ifri Energy Breakfast Roundtable, un séminaire avec Marie-Claire Aoun, Chercheur au Centre de Géopolitique de l'Energie et des Matières Premières, Université Paris Dauphine et Jean Pierre Favennec, Directeur, Centre Economie et Gestion, IFP.
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Présentation de Jean-Pierre Favennec et de Marie-Claire Aoun
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| Dans le cadre de la Ifri Energy Breakfast Roundtable, un séminaire avec Marie-Claire Aoun, Chercheur au Centre de Géopolitique de l'Energie et des Matières Premières, Université Paris Dauphine et Jean Pierre Favennec, Directeur, Centre Economie et Gestion, IFP. | |
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| Accéder aux présentations de Jean-Pierre Favennec (pdf) et de Marie-Claire Aoun (pdf). |
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